The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-29
Society

The concert given by Marshalrs
band at the Country club last night
was marked by a large attendance of
the members and their families. The
band was stationed on the lawn in
front of the club house where lights
had been placed for the occasion and
an enjoyable program of popular mu-
solo of Mr.. Ilif w. Felix, who is a
member of the Country club, as well
as of the band. was an especially good
number. After the concert there was
an informal dance.
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Mr.. George r. Peck of Chicago, has
issued invitations for the marriage of
his daughter, Mary, and Mr.. Arthur
Rumford Thompson Of Havana, Cuba,
Wednesday afternoon, July 10, at 4
o'clock at his summer home, Ocono-
mOwoc. Wis
Miss Mary Douglas Hamb1eton gave
q luncheon yesterday AT the bishops
house for Mrs Ernest Medlicott OF
New York and Miss Abrahams of Bal
timore- The verandaS were decorated
with jardinieres filed with daisies and
spread with Navajo rugs and luncheon
tables were placed on the lawn
Mrs William Macferran and Mrs.
f. L Copeland gave luncheon today
at the Country club in honor of Mrs
Charles McCabe of Memphis, Tenn,
and Mrs w H Wilton of ST Louis.
The invitations were limited to the
friends of the guests of honor.
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Mrs. Roland Medlicott will entertain
next Tuesday afternoon for Mrs Err
nest Medlicott Of New York
An evening session of the West Side
Reading club Will be held at the home
of Mrs L R Lane 1877 Western ave
nue.. Tuesday evening The hostesses
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Farnsworth- Mrs George Wilmarth,
Mrs 8 J. Hodgins and Mrs W. NJ.
Gregory Supper al : o'clock
. Miss Geneva Henderson entertained
Informally this afternoon for Miss
Theodosia Lof1nck OF Manhattan and
Miss Myra Jerome OF Kansas City. The
others asked were Miss Anna Allen of
Cana da- Miss Alice and Miss Virginia
Meade, Miss Margaret Johnston, Miss
Zenorah Sim Miss Mabel Cuthbert,
Miss Nellie Raster. Miss Lillian Parfitt
and Miss Louise Henderson.
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Mrs Margaret Hill McCarter win
give two lectures, July 9 and July 20
before the ChautauQua at Council
Grove Her subject the 18th will be
THE Daughters Zelphehad-" (Joshua
1l-S-) She will give her Abraham Lin
coin lecture the goth Miss EIinor Ar
mentTOut- secretary of the state trav--
cling libraries commission, Will attend
July IL She viii take $50 volumes of
fiction and some reference books from
the travelling libraries which will be
at the club headquarters for the use
of chautauqua visitors
Miss Berenice EmahiZer gave a lawn
party last evening for her cousin, Miss
Helen Spielman- who will leave next
week to spend the summer in Iowa.
The other guests were: Miss Alice
Larimer. Miss Ann Troutman Miss
Emma Bolmar. Miss Myra Tompkins
Miss Eleanor Wheeler, Mr.. Herbert
1ininger. Mr. Roy Funnel. Mr.. Roy
Star, Mr. Art Gray, Mr.. Jay Close, Mr..
Osborn Larimer, MI Warrick Upde-
graft
Mr. and Mrs E l. Copeland gave a
dinner at the Country club Thursday
night for Mt and Mrs. w H. Whitton
of St Louis and their son. Richard
and Mr. and Mrs William Macferran
and their son. William. jr-
Miss Virginia Meade gave a party
yesterday in honor of her guest, Miss
Myra Jerome OF Kansas City, and Miss
Dosia Lofink of Manhattan, who is
the guest of Miss Margaret Johnston
The other guests were the Topeka girls