The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-22
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for afternoon cards next Tuesday in
honor Of her niece, Miss Nellie Rugg
or Independence and Miss Anna
Herbst. who IS Is be a June bride.
Miss Hazel Nelson will entertain at
cards Saturday afternoon for Miss
Bernice Efealy. who will leave in June
for her future home in Los Angeles
| Mrs. C. w. Myers gave an informal
afternoon yesterday for Mrs. Jesse
Leach. Miss Lillian Trap entertained
this afternoon for her.
If a man has an attractive visiting
girl at a dance he likes to keep her a.
good deal to himself and isn't looking
up partners for her or bringing the
chaps around to introduce them. But
let him be loaded up with dead one
and he gets mighty chummy with. all.
the other chaps in the dressing
room, tells them he wants them to.
meet Miss Blank and stops in the.
middle of a dance to introduce her to.
any casual acquaintance.
Kansas City Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel w. Moore. 300 Wyandotte
street, gave a dinner last night for the
of Topeka, Mrs. Pollock, Mr.. Charles
Simpson, Mrs. Simpson, Mr.. Ford
Harvey, Mrs. Harvey. Mrs. Arthur La
trobe Carroll, Mr.. Edward George.
dance Monday night for Miss Mabel
Kinney. z9
Mrs. Louis Springer. of New York,
who is NOW in Lawrence until after.
the wedding of her sister, Miss Leslie
Hill. and Dr. Thomas. Evans Chandler
of Boston, June 5, will come to Kansas,
City to be the guest OF Mrs. S. p
Griffith at the Lorraine
Mrsand MRS. Sux Sexton 111s|
Monroe street. entertained a company4
to celebrate their fifteenth Wedding
anniversary. The house, was decorated
tons. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Clarence Willitts. Miss Eleanor
Holiday. Miss Frances short, Miss
Emily Richardson and Miss Nellie
Willis. The invited guests were; Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Burdette, Mr.. and MRS.
Will McElroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Soil
Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. WI
Willitts, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pinney,
and Mrs. Arthur Armstrong. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Harris, Mr.. and, Mrs.
Matson Chesmen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ravens. Miss Ida Ravens.
Miss Frances Short: Miss Eleanor
Holiday, Miss Emily Richardson.
Mrs. Grace Williamson. Mr.. Thomas
Charlton, Mr.. H. NJ. Hutchinson.
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Notes and Personal Mention ~
Mrs. Percy Silver, of Fort Leaven-
worth, is expected tomorrow to spend
a few days with Miss Elvia Millspaugh
and attend the Helianthus Vinewood
dance Friday night.
Mrs. Eugene Hagan and her sister,
Mrs. ]. T. Altberger of Philadelphia,
are at Chalfonte. Atlantic City, N ].
who was the guest of Mrs. Park S.
Bangs, 723 Tenth avenue, west, has re-
turned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elliott. 915 To-
nSi
Angeles today.
Mrs. E. c. Wikidal will leave the last
of June for Lake Canandaigua, N. Y, |
to spend the summer.
Mr.. A. w. FairchiId, OF" Milwaukee,
is in town on business and is staying
at the Topeka club. s'-as-
Mr.. w. H Cushing is home from
Kingman. Arizona, for a short visit to
Mrs. Cushing.
Dr.. Lawrence S. Chamberlain. of |
Cedros Island, Mexico. will arrive in |
Topeka tomorrow night.
Mrs. w H. Branch and Miss Hazel |
Branch of Wichita. the latter a student /
at K. u, are guests of Mrs. Eugene |
Mr.. .. B. McCurdy of Kansas City,
Mrs H. A Huber of Chicago. and Mr.. |
Charles, Smith of Dwight. ILL., came to
town to attend the funeral of DR.. j. |
P. Lewis yesterday.
Miss Mary Gwartney. of Oskaloosa,
who was the guest of Miss Louise Hen
derson for a few days, went home this
Mr. and Mrs A w. Tanner, of En-
poria, guests of Mrs. Frank P. Mac
Lehman, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. C. Honnell of Ever
est, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. ].
CIeVener, 500 Tenth avenue, west, for
the state Bankers association meeting.
Mr. HonneI is president of the Union
State Bank of Everett.
Mrs. W. NJ Cleveland was operated
on for appendicitis this morning at I
Christ hospital, and is in favorable con-
dition.
Mrs. Floyd Grimes and her daugh-
ter lisa bel. who were the guests of