The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-08
Society

"A phonograph concert of grand opera
and other high class records will be
given at the Country club Tuesday night
for the members of the club and their
families.
Mr.. Eugene Stanley of Riverside has
amerry house party comprising Messrs-
Frank Clancy, Chapel F'oote, Alexan-
der Spencer and Walter CLANCY, all of
Topeka. A canoe party was given, last
night, which included Misses Given
Houston. Bette Gillespie. Mary Walker,
Oakley Davidson, Alice Jobes, Ida
Chain; Messrs. Eugene Stanley hiram
Lewis, and the Topeka guests.-Wichita
Beacon.
Miss Alice Robe, a Lawrence girl, a
graduate of the University of Kansas
and a member of the K. u. chapter of
the Pf Phi sorority who has been writing
for the New York World for four years
has gone to Italy to visit at homes of
grand opera prima -donnas whose friend
ship she made while they were in New
Fork with the Conreid and Hammer
stein companies. Miss Rohe is very
clever newspaper woman. and has
achieved considerable prominence and
made lots of money. in newspaper work
IN New York Her sister, Miss Margaret
Robe is also a successful newspaper
writer and illustrator, working for the
New York World and Telegram
perhaps it would do certain chap
I who thinks he is the chicken dumplings
and cream puffs. with the girls to know
! that one turned and walked three blocks
ealt of her way to avoid meeting him
when she had feur-leaf clover in her
shoe. e
Mrs. James E.. Hurley will give
| breakfast at the Country club Thurs
day morning for Mrs. Hoch's house
party guests who are expected to ar
rive tomorrow to spend the rest of the
week at the Governors House and who
Will include Mrs. Rudolph Daughey,
Mrs. F. ]. Funk, Mrs; l. ;. keller. Mrs q.S
A. Blanchard. Mrs. Samuel Burkholder,
Mrs NJ. S. Bryan, Mrs. Helen Mfesse.
Mrs ]. H. Hoch and Mrs. Charles
Sterling of Peabody Mrs. Hoch will
give an informaI afternoon for her
guests Wednesday, No cards will be
sent out but all the friends OF the
hostess are cordially invited
A Topeka girl has refused a sutton SIX
times but she means to take him final
ly and is getting her trousseau ready
all right.
Mr.. Harry Bates gave dinner Sat
l1rcay night for Mr.. Fred Greeley or
Manhattan The others asked We're Mr..
Greedy, Mr.. John WaShDurn, MT, w llils
Blfnn,- Mr. Herbert Blinn, Mr.. Frank
Ripley. Mr. George Knox, Mr. David
Gray, Mr. William Bates.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elliott gave 4
lawn party Saturday night in honor OF
Miss Cornelia Abrahams of Baltimore,
Md, who is spending the summer with
her brother, Mr.. John V. Abrahams-
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Miss Helen Holcomb gave thfmble
party Saturday afternoon in compll-
ment to her sister, Mrs. Myron Hol-
comb. who was a June bride The
guests We're Mrs. Rollo Cunningham,
Mrs. A s. Wysong, Miss Ruby Givens,
Miss Pearl Givens. Miss Pearl Grote,
Miss Florence Clark. Miss Pearl Sny-
der, Miss ucyeRiclinson, Miss A'lle
TVhitmore, Miss Helen Ingham, Miss
Ceora I.anham, Miss Margaret Hluk-
SON Miss Winifred Traver, Miss Ethel
Traxer, Miss Hattie Tomson, Miss lore
white. Miss May White, Miss Nellie
Pond. Miss Mabel Pond, Miss Marcia
Williams, Miss Mary Gaylord. MISS
Holcomb was assisted, by her sisters,
Miss Ruth and Miss Dercas Holcomb-
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TEmporia Gazette: Mrs. P. B. Plumb
and daughters, Mary and Caroline, and
Miss Nettie Manley of Junction City,
left Friday. Mrs. Plumb and Miss Mary
10 90 to Ashtabula, Ohio, for a visit,
and Miss Caroline and Miss Manley to