The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-06


An engagement announcement of espec-
ial interest which has been made to in
| innate friends of the affianced is that
of Miss Florence ROssington, the second
daughter of Colonel w. H. Rossington
/ and Mr. Walter w. Culpitt of Kansas
/ City The date of the marriage has not
been made known but it will take place
before many moons. Miss Rossington
is an exceptionally clever and attractive
| girl whose departure from Topeka to IL
many friends. Her personal popularity
and the prominence of her family give
uncommon moment to this announce
! ment and make it one of the most in
teresting and important of the year. Mr..
| Culpitt is with the Orient railway in
Kansas City.
| Miss Maude Grimes will entertain a
small company this evening for Miss
| Katharine Holmes of Emporia and Miss
Ka tharile Sneve Of ST. Paul.
Miss Anna Marie Neilis has asked a
few guests. for bridge this evening.
! 1t is reported that on account of the
local "drouth" the Wader's Union will
disband and the members thereof will
roll down their trouser legs.
An informal subscription dance given
! at Steinberg's Saturday night by some
of the men of the Helianthus set for
Miss Ruby Chisham of Atchison and
Miss Katharyn Holmes of Emporia was
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Drechsel, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L..
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Snyder, Mrs.
Julia Wikidal Wells, Miss Chisham,
| Miss Holmes, Miss Nellie Rugg of In
dependence, Mo, Miss Fay Quinton,
Miss Jeanette Wolcott, Miss Eva
| Smith, Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Edna
/ Herbst, Miss Nellie Millspaugh, Miss
Ethel Davis, Miss Ella Davis, Miss Sue
Rodgers. Miss Frances Council, Mr.. Ed
win c. Curry, Mr.. J. Karl Henderson,
Mr.. Dana Davis, Mr.. Jim Stewart, Mr..
Will Stewart, Mr.. Geo. C. Beach, Mr..
| Dana Parkhurst, Mr.. Robert Fullerton,
Mr.. Walter BURGESS. Mr.. Marry Eagle,
Mr.. Ray Connell, Mr. Arthur Beard, Mr..
Arthur wolf. Mr.. Charles Wolff, Mr.
Fraser w. Cole, Mr.. Harold Copeland,
Mr. Jay House, Mr. David Lakin, MI.
Bert Reid. Mr.. L w. Felix, Mr.. Joe Will
son, Mr.. Jim Mcfarland, Mr.. Walter
| f1dyeS. MT. deOIS0 I1dyOCn.
| Il
| A very charming young woman
whose return to Topeka after few
years absence will be warmly well
coined by her friends is Miss Julia
Leland. daughter of Mr.. Cyrus Lee
land, who has been living in Troy for
number of months and has now
come to join her father at their To-
peka house, 1918 Quincy street. The
Leland family keep their legal resi-
! a in Two h11f hax
| in Topeka for number of years and
Miss Leland lived here while she was
/ in high school and at Washburn.
4 After she left college she spent a year
| in school in Paris and travelled
through Europe with Mrs. William c..
Hook and Miss Louise Hook of Leav-
enworth. She returned last fall but
| spent the winter in Troy. Miss Lee
land is a most delightful girl who
viii be decided addition to local So
ciety circles. She was SO young when
she lived in Topeka before that she
was then principally identified with
high school and college sets, but is
now a Grown-Up and will classify
with the already bewildering bunch of
debutantes who make life in Topeka.
from mans standpoint, one grand,
sweet song.
Mrs. Paul A. Lovewell and Mrs F.
L. Clark gave luncheon today at the
Lovewell home, 1888 West Sixteenth
street, for Miss Helen Morton. others
asked were: Mrs. Norman Plass, Mrs.
Frank B. Dains, Mrs. Dureen D. Nc
Eachron, Mrs. John w. Newell, Mrs.
Lutte Embleton, Mrs. Arthur M.
Hyde, Miss Mary Haight, Miss Irene
Nye, Miss Mary Willard, Miss Char
lotte Leavitt, Miss Fannie Annette
Sunier, Miss Jessie Dean.
4
Mrs. H. L. Shirer asked a few
guests informally this afternoon for
her sister, Mrs. L. S. Hand of New
York, who is spending a few days
with her. The invited were limited
to especial friends of Mrs. Hand.
y
Talk about the men who never
spend anything beside, the evening! A
T. w. last night asked a woman to
go down town this morning to see the
circus parade! There were other
women present but he limited his in
vitation to the one and the others,
who had been rather planning to see
the parade themselves, were, of
course, obliged to stay away.