The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-30

The Country club May party last
night was generally voted to a leading
place among the prettiest entertain
ments which have been given for the
members of the club and their families
| and the committee in charge of the ar
engagements. Mrs. Albert T. Reid, chair
man, Mrs NJ A Low. Mrs. a. A. Hurd,
Mrs. L. H. Mum, Mrs H. l. Arm
| strong, Mrs. H. s. Morgan, Mrs. J. c.
/ Mohler, Mrs. w. T. Crosby, Mrs B.
F. Akers, Mrs. Frank Scott Davis Miss
| Helen Thompson, Miss Helen Smith and
/ Miss Isabel Smith are to be congratu-
! lated on a really notable success. 1t
| had been intended to have the May
4 pole dance on the lawn in front of the
club house, but as the weather was
unfavorable the poles with their bright
| ribbon streamers were erected in the
| club house where the dance was given
at o'clock. The girls in the dance.
| Miss Frances Ccnnell, Miss Nellie Rugg
! of Independence, Miss Helen Brown,
Miss Edna HerDSt, Miss Mary 3. Moore,
Miss Margaret Going, Miss Wilhelmine
Marburg, Miss Nellie Millspaugh. Miss
| Helen McCIintock Miss Gertrude Nc
Clintock. Miss Eva Smith and Miss Is
| abel Smith were in white summer
frocks with flower wreaths in their
hair TO match the color of their May
pole ribbons and the dance was
chamingly graceful and picturesque
| feature Following it there was a short
musical programme by Mrs Wllnam
W. Wikidal, soprano, Miss Irna Doster'
violinist Miss Nina Thomas, contralto.
and Miss Maud Mcintosh, soprano
General dancing followed. The club
house has been beautifully decorated
on a number of occasions, but il was
never prettfer than last night in it's
Mayday trimmings The main room
down stairs and the card room up
stairs where the serving was done,
We're both subjected to a lavish dec
ty-aa in which UarlandS
| and baskets of garden flowers ana
quantities of vines played an important
| part. In all the dcorways and in front
| of the windows hung big May baskets
overlooking with peonies, garden roses,
| syringas, yellow and purple iris and
other blossoms of the season and the
mantles and the bunets IN the oillng
room were banked with flowers and
| greenery In the supper room the Ia
| bles had smaller May baskets, hoWer-
filed for centerpieces. In spite OF the
Indictment weather there was Iar arr
attendance, the membership being welI
| represented and the party was unds-
l uaIIy gay and informal Also II had the
/ desired effect in the way of breaking
! a long drouth and bringing the nrst
| considerable rain for many weeks
Mrs. A. A. Weiskirch has asked the
Potwin teachers Tor an informal coIe sI7
| he Miss Nagle Miss Henderson, Miss
| Jameson. Miss Darby, Miss Harkens,
| Miss Stage Miss Arnold, MISS WHIT
more, Miss Dugan ana MISS sam slLl Lsoti'
| Mrs T. J. Myers will assist the hostess
Mrs. J. w F. Hughes will arrange
short musical programme and Mrs Jas
! Brier will read an original negro dia-
lect story
The marriage of Miss Frances Solo.
mon and Mr.. Arthur Mize, both OF
Atchison. will take place June ~ Mrs.
w P Waggoner gave luncheon TOT
| Miss solomon Tuesday and number OF
other ante-wedding entertainments IN
her honor are being planned MISS S9L-
ONION. who is the daughter OF Mr,
Eenrv solomon of Kansas City, is one
of the prettiest and brightest or the
many pretty and clever Atchison girls
she hasyfsited in Topeka a great many
times and is very popular mere
Mis- Mary Meade viii entertain the
Ciarfssa Schuyler of Clinton, Iowa.
Miss Mary B. Moore will give
bridge party at the Country club
| Tuesday of next week in honor OF MISS
Anna Herbst-
Kansas City Star: Mrs: Edwin w
Shields will entertain Friday with
luncheon at the Country club in non
or of Miss Florence Rossington or To-
peka-
Mrs Joseph E. Morgan Will enter
tain the Tell club Saturday Of next
week in honor of her sister, Miss Mar
iorie Ilette OF Fort Madison, Ia. and
Miss Ann Herbst-
Mrs. Bennett r. Wheeler and Miss
Eleanor wheeler will give reception
Wednesday afternoon, June 3, from
to O'Clock at their home IN PotWln
mace for Mrs Hiram Price Dillon VINO
will return home the last of this week
from Europe
Miss Louise Kellam and Miss Ala
belle Troutman are issuing invitations
for q tea on the afternoon of June Z at
The home of the former in honor OF
Miss Jeanette Ware and Miss Ann
Herbst, two of the June brides.
Miss Corinne Coston gave an after
noon card party today asking the fol-
lowing friends: Miss Mary Sutherland,
Miss Nadine Lyle. Miss Helen Shar-
III Miss Phil Reed, Miss Helen Lind
saw Miss June Mitchell, Miss Lora
Neil. Miss Daisy Neil. Miss Mildred
Poindexter, Miss Mildred Kepley, Miss
Grace Overmyer. Miss Gladys Scott