The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-03
Society,".

Jewel for September is the sap
phire. and is symbolic of equanimfty
and peace of mind
sSeptember's flower is the morning
glory, meaning protection against
envy and treachery.
Miss Mary MacLennan is entertain
ing a house party this week at Cedar
crest. Miss Helen Hackney and Miss
Alice Brown of Atchison and Miss
Kansas City arrived today and Miss
Edith Rambo of Kansas City and Miss
Mary Collett of Atchison are expected
Thursday. Miss MacLennan will give
an informal dance at Cedarcrest for
her guests tonight and a card party
Friday afternoon and Miss Henrietta
Alexander gave luncheon for. six
teen guests in their honor today and
will entertain again Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Esther Rodgers and Miss
Elizabeth Holiday will give a break
MacLennan's house party guests and
Miss Grace Shepherd and Miss Louise
Spencer of Kansas City.
Miss Hazel Grimes will entertain at
cards Thursday afternoon for Miss
Grace Shepherd of Kansas City. who
Is visiting her and for Miss Mary Mac
Lennan's house party guests
Mrs I. .. Middaugh. SIS Quincy
street, gave an informal supper Sat
urday night in compliment to the
bachelors who room at her house, Mr..
William f. Curtis. Mr.. Mike Murray.
Mr.. Walter Delfs. Mr.. William Bacon,
Mr.. Denton H. Painter and Mr.. How
ard Graves. The other guests were
Mr. Galen Nichols, Mr.. Arthur Mills.
Mr.. Edwin Curry. Mr.. Arthur Beard,
Mr.. Dana Davis, Mr.. Jim Stewart, Mr..
Reuben Spivey. Mr.. Fred Joers and
Mr.. Bert Reid. Mrs. Middaugh was
assisted by Mrs. Willis E. Davis. The
features of the evening were the toasts
and speeches and Mrs. Middaugh
composed the toast to the guests of
honor.
A preacher by the name of the Rev.
Mr. Paul who had achieved a good
deal of fame in his community was
conducting services one day when a
splain drunk hoated in and took a
place in a back pew At the close of
his eloquent exhortion the preacher l
asked converts or those in spiritual !
trouble who wanted help or any one +,
with a question touching on theology !
TO come to the chancel and after a :
minutes hesitation His Jaglets walked
up the aisle, assembled the chancel
steps and approaching the minister /
with a conhding manner said: |
There's one thing I'd like to ask, old i
top, If. it's no offense, and that is. did |
you ever get any answer 10 l1lc&l 0plSAAC |
you wrote to the Ephesians?"
Miss Henrietta Alexander's guests |
at a luncheon today for Miss Helen |
Atchfson. Miss Helen Parker. Miss
Louise Spencer and Miss Grace Shep- |
herd of Kansas City. were Miss Mary |
MacLennan, Miss Hazel Grimes and |
Miss Clyde Bonebrake, hostesses of |
the visiting girls. Miss Esther Rodg- J
ers Miss Elizabeth Holiday, Miss i
Annabei Garvey. Miss Alice Iarimer,
Miss Helen Stevenson, miss Gertrudesl
MeClintock and Miss Ann Troutman.
Mrs. J. Howard Stuart will give a |
card party Thursday for Miss Ruth |
Stuart of Kansas city. !
Topeka friends have received in
vitations to the marriage of Miss /
Elna Charles and Mr.. Emery Trull,
both of Kirwin. Thursday, September
18th. Mr.. Trull was formerly a
A picnic at Chesney park yester-
day was attended by Mr.. H L. San
Mr.. NJ. ]. Sanders and family, Mr.. w.
g. Sanders and family. Mr.. r. Y.
Moody, Mr.. L. S. Macdonald and fam
fly. Mr.. A B. Cary and family. Mrs.
Mr.. Joseph Stallsmith and family. Mrs
George Corkadel of Valley Falls and
Mrs. Harry Anderson of Arlington.
A very quiet wedding took place
Monday evening at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Hallock Hill. where their
daughter, Elizabeth. was united in
marriage to DR.. Orville o. Moore. the
Rev. Thomas Young of the First Bap-
fist church officiating. Miss Hill is
we'll known in Topeka. having lived
here all her life. She was a student
of the fine arts department of Wash
burn. DIR. Moore was a student of the