The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-29

The Assembly Thanksgiving dance al
McRae's last night was an important
event of the week. Invitations 1ncluded
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes, Mr. ana
Mrs. Eugene McCloskey and Mr. anu
Mrs Clyde Miller of Usage CITY, MT
adm Mrs Dorr Norton of Kansas city,
Miss ingalls, of Providence, r. l., MI
Chauncey Dewey of Chicago, MISS LOT
ia tombstone and Mr.. JeroT1e tombstone
of St Marys, Miss Clark OF SAT- Lake
City, DIR. and Mrs. W. n. west, MI
and Mrs. J. R. Koontz, Mr.. ana MRS
David Palmer Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Z.
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hilton;
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Valentine, MI ana
Mrs. George Veale, IL, MI. ana Mrs
Schuyler Nichols, Mr.: and Mrs. T. "A.
THRILL Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seery, MI:
and Mrs John Baird Nicholson, DE-: ana
Mrs. Hal Hazlett, Mr.. and Mrs FRANK
Scott Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ,; L erry;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carver, MI, ana
Mrs Frank Edison, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. IL
Gaunt. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Capper
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crawford. Mr.;
and Mrs. William Wikidal, Mr. ana
Mrs. C. S. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. =
M Hamilton Mr.. and Mrs John T.
Lord Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Quinton, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene S. Quinton, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harold T. Chase. Mr.. and MRS
Chas. L. Mitchell, Mr.. Justice and MRS.
Silas r. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs FRANK
Ronebrake Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Holt
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland H1sted, MT
and Mrs. Joseph Morgan, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Nipps- DIR. and Mrs. Wins Cosfon'
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Hopkins, MRS
Harry a ~Bubb. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Donaldson Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dillon OF
kansas City, Mr. and Mrs Norman
Wear, Miss Margaret Connell, MISS
Frances Connell, Miss Clara FRESHMAN
Miss Helen Smith, Miss Kate Gunther,
Miss Terry, Miss Maud Grimes, MISS
Mamie Veale, Miss Edna Herbst. MISS
Hazel F-assler, Miss Louise he11 I.Iro
Miss Mary Thompson, Mrs. Juha VIII VIII
Nellie NiIIspaugh, Miss Floyd Roben-
son Miss Eva Smith, Miss Helen Otis,
Miss Allabelle Troutman, MI Horace
Hall Mr. Mike Murray, Mr.. Jonn
Karl Henderson, Mr.. Harold copeland
Mr.. Ben Scandrett, Mr.. Tinkham Veale'
Mr. Jay E House, Mr.. John waters,
Mr. Frank Merriam, DR.. Merrill Lind
GOV Mr. Ed Kellam, Mr. Roy Inofnp-
son Mr. Monte Kistler, Mr.. Fraser
Cole. Mr.. Bert Reid, Mr. LIE" eTrelieaiii'
Mr. Dan Fammatt.
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The largest and most elaporale
Notwithstanding day function in Topeka
Mas the hall given by the fourth de-
cree of the knights of Columbus last
night the first dancing party IN MI
hail which as Hamilton nan was TOT
merly the scene or many saletles' ou .
which for a number of years has been
20 fashion and to fame unknown. the
han is admirably suited to large enter
tainments for 1T has ample hoor space
ord accommodated about four hundred
dancers with facility last night, and
has the additional advantages Of con-
venient arrangement and artistic dec
Grafton. Last night it presented an I'M
commonly attractive appearance
through the lavish use of Alabama
snilax, many gorgeous chrysanthe-
NUNS and palms. The stage where
Steinberg's full orchestra played an ex-
cellent programme was banked with
splendid palms, their sombre masses
lighted occasionally by fambeau bou-
otIets of yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS The proscenium arch the bal
conv railing the doors and windows
and the booth where punch was served
by group of pretty school girls, were
hung with smilaX. The scene was
brilliant one many handsome gowns
were worn and there must have been a
carload of American Beauties, chrys
anthemums and other lovely flowers
carried in arm bouquets. The guests