The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-03

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DR.. and Mrs. John c. McCHntock
viii entertain the clergy and vestry of
Grace cathedral at the annual Twelfth
Night celebration Saturday night, at
their house on Fillmore street. Mrs.
McClintock is this years Queen of the
Epiphany.
Miss Helen Louise Crosby viii give
six o clock dinner tonight followed
by an informal evening entertainment
for the members of her class at the
college of the Sisters of Bethany Miss
HambletOn and Miss Wilton of the
FACULTY are asked and the class mem
DerS are Miss May Kelly, Miss Mildred
Morton, Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Fran
ces McClintOck, Miss Berenice Nc
Keeyer, Miss Esther Clark, Miss Jean
Rodgins. The table will be decorated
with pink and white carnations and
lighted by pink candles.
Miss Alice Larimer gave a one
o'clock luncheon today for her cousin,
Miss Mabel Thomas of Kansas City.
The table decorations were in yellow
and white and covers were laid for
Miss Thomas, Miss Anna TrOutman,
Miss Emma BOlmaT Miss Frances
Winters, Miss Marie LagerstrOm, Miss
Marian THOMPSON Miss AIvra TOmp-
kins Miss Marguerite Mills. Miss
Elizabeth Holiday Miss Mary Mac
Lehman, Miss Henrietta Alexander,
Miss Sue Rodgers, Miss Katharine
DOlman, Miss Ethel Morrow of Law
renee. Miss Jane Adams of Lawrence,
Miss Esther Rodgers and Miss Jose
phine Norton.
Miss A1Tah nITa Tr0rrfr17qr will give a
small chatting dish supper tonight for
Miss Nellie Rugg of Independence,
who is the guest of Mrs. John Clark
Harmon.
This afternoon Miss Nellie Baker
entertained eight tables at high five in
compliment to Miss Rugg. In place of
score cards the guests were given
small brass rings on which the pro-
gressiOns were marked by tiny silver
bells hung by red ribbons. a short
musical programme between the game
and the serving was contributed by
Miss Helen HogebOOm and Miss
Berenice Fuller. vocalists, and Miss
Allabelle Troutman, pianist.
Mrs. Don Nulvane will entertain the
Friday afternoon elHb and a few other
guests Saturday for Miss Emma Hazel-
bart of Pittsburg. Pa.
Miss Anna Troutman and Miss
Marie LagerstrOm are giving a large
Troutman's home in Potwin in honor
of the visiting girls who came to town
for the Owl-Alpha lambda dance last
night Their invitations were extended
to Miss Helen McCIntock. Miss
Dorothy Wilson, Miss Alice Willard,
Miss Alice Larimer, Miss Mabel Thorn
as of Kansas City, Miss Jane Adams of
Lawrence, Miss Ethel Morrow of Kan
sas city. Miss Marian Thompson, Miss
Katharine kellam, Miss Eliza beth
Holiday. Miss Emma Boimar. Miss
Hazel Howe, Miss Eugenia Quinton,
Miss Nadine Lytle. Miss Eva Bailey,
Miss Katharine Dolman Miss Mary
MacLennan, Miss Henrietta. Alexander,
Miss Mary Dallas Gage, Miss Edna
Hopkins. Miss Mildred Smith, Miss
Frances Winter, Miss Myra TOmpkins.
Miss Edna Wilcox of Emporia, Miss
Clara Potter of EmpOria, Miss Mar
garet Ford of EmpOria, Miss Mary
McCoWn Of EmpOria, Miss Grace Wal
worth Miss Helen ROehh, Miss Mary
Overholt Miss Minnie Price of Kan
sas City, Miss Josephine Norton, Miss
Janet Hurrie, Miss isabel Heath, Miss
GLADYS Scott. Miss Edna Groves. Miss
Letha Blanch, Miss Virginia NewcOme
Of ottawa, Miss Caroline Westcott,
Miss Hazel Grimes. Miss Phil Reed,
Miss June Mitchell, Miss Esther
Rodgers. Miss Marguerite Parkinson,
Miss Winifred Burch. Miss Gladys
Boyle, Miss Lucille Pollock. Miss Virgil
cain. Miss Hazel Kelly and Miss Sue
Rodgers
Mrs. Harry G. Larimer and Mrs. Geo
II. Roberts viii entertain the Idle Hour
tomorrow afternoon at 1892 Fillmore
street instead of at the Blower House as
previously announced.
The city federation of womeh's clubs
will have an adjourned business meet
ing at the First Baptist church tomor-
row afternoon to elect new officers. The
meeting opens at half after 2 o'clock
and All the delegates are requested to
he In their places at that time.
Miss Elizabeth Lee entertained three
tables at cards last night for Miss Beu-
Ian Lee who is home from Omaha for
tIs Christmas vacation. Mrs. Lee the
Misses / zee. Mrs r.. A. Burch Mrs c.
= T-oss Miss Mary Frost. Miss Hagar
Mics Caroline Goddard, Miss Mary
TeIl-er Miss Dana Miss Grace Whit
grr and Miss Belle Thompson played
Misses Maize and Allie Weekly gave
q narfv at their home. 221 Clay street
TT-,Iesdsv evening for some of their girl
aud how friends. The invitations includ-
81 Misses Mabel kingsley Agnes Ost,
HTa4v Van Vechten, Josephine Doran,
Anna Barnard. Jean Nichols, ia Mich
~ Genie Mccormick, Elsie Cuthbert,
TT1oise Sargent, Dorothy Wahle, Lucille
fz~ofe. Frances GrOte, Pauline Hubble,
and Ellen Anderson. Ralph Kingsley,
George Cuthbert, Joe McCandless, -Har-
Old CARPENTER, Burgess Carpenter, Arth-