The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-25

ner tonight by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E.
| Wear Of the Broadlands.
Mr. and Mrs Fw Watson enter
tanned sixteen guests at cards followed
| by an elaborate supper last night at
| their house on Topeka avenue and will
| give similar entertainment to another
company Monday night ~,
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| A notable event of the week was the
Cathedral club dinner given at Guild
! hall Wednesday night and prepared and
| served by the women of Grace Cathed-
raj Guild. The guests were seated at
| one long T shaped table with Bishop
| Millspaugh at the head and four small
er tables all decorated alike with bril-
1iantly blooming azaleas ported anc
| lighted by red candles in tall seven
branch brass candeIabra.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. H. Anderson gave. a
| dinner last night for the following
guests: The Rev. Hugh Smith, the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Frank Lynch, Mr.
Harrison Clarkson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A LlewelIyr1,
Mr.. ]. A. Memford and Mr.. John Abra-
hams.
A new organization in town is
known as the K. L. B. They give in
formal drawing room dances, for
t lafd only" The initials stand for
some idea of what they think of their
own dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Quinton will en-
terrain the Professionals tonight at
seven clock supper and cards.
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Misses Eva and Clara Currie, 904
Monroe street, will give a party to-.
night for the January 'Os class of the
Class day at the high school yester-
day was attended by large number of
me students and their friends both
SouIn1ul ana grown-up, and proved an
equally enjoyable occasion for both.
Inc programme was unusually inter-
estlhg. one of the best features being
MISS Helen Estey's class prophecy in
imitation of Mr.. Dooley, which was
exceedingly clever. The senior &c
nual, The Sketch Book. is unconmon-
~ good this year and its editors have
oispIayed no little talent and origin
AMY In its conception and execution.
Miss Bessie West entertained five
Frank ]. Shubert of CHICAGO -'Ai IS
Judge and Mrs C. w. Smith of
OF Junction City will be guests ~
chief Justice and Mrs. w. A Jobnston
for Kansas Day. 'i'''O'i
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-. A11tchlson Globe: Mrs. F. M Baker
VIII issue invitations tomorrov Por.
dancing party at her home Tuaedos-
eTeIlinS' February 5, In honor of Miss
Murlel ingalls,, whose marriage 70
AZ e tnIsl A. j. Davis occurs imme-
oiately after Easter
lawrence World: Miss IJa1e,, c.,-r,
Al topeka arrived Wednesday to visit
MRS: clarence Hall the coming Week
WIS Mrs. sam Forter of Marysville left
several days visit here. e-A'ei
MRS. G. R. Millice. from, Tonalxa e
n T1sl5lng her daughter. Mrs. Chas. |
Mrs. Cora G. Lewis of Kinsley. |
guest OF Mrs. s. B. Marsh at tba Pj
Beta Phi house. 900 Ohio street. Mrs
Lewis Will talk before the socio1oerJ,
lass lass OF the University tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30.
MT. and Mrs. Will Lovitt entertain
ed the following guests informaiI,r q iaI+
1IgnC: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII IIauShIin |
MISS Eta Beck, Miss Nan RecL NJ
N ti|3 thompson and Mr.. Victor Mar !
The Orphelin club met Yesterday |
with Mrs. Edward Gossett' The
guests que We're: Mrs. Henri strawn. !
Mrs Mlll Laughlin, Misses Edith Nor |
ton, Hazel Jones, Alice Meade. Nar |
Easter Ai Lulu Healy and Nell Cartlidge.
Ne Iie Cup viii meet next Thursday with |
Mrs, j. c. McCIintock entertained |
me F1iimore street whist club yester- |
Gay ana a guest table for Mrs. w. T
Lodd OF Maple Hill, who is visiting her. |
me others asked for the guest table |
being Mrs. w. R. Smith. Mrs. Norman
D wear and Mrs. ]. c. Mohler.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morton Albaugh gave
a dinner for twelve guests at their
mouse on Harrison street Wednesday |
evening
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Mrs George w. Snyder will enter
tain the Tell club next week
The girls of the January 'O7 class
gave a reception this afternoon at the
home of Miss Margaret Minney for the
girls of the four upper classes in high
schooL The hours were from to 6 1
clock and the guests were recefvadl