The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-10
Society,"

Mrs. Frank Doster and Miss 1rma
Doster will give musicale al tneIl
house. 1887 Buchanan street. tomor-
row evening for Mrs. Hoch's mouse
party. Mrs. Hoch gave a reception al
the Governors House today for her
visitors. The hours were from TO
and the assisting friends, Mrs. James
E. Hurley, Mrs. Charles Z. Spencer
Mrs. Elon S. Clark. Mrs. Frank M
Bonebrake Mrs. Frank Doster, Mrs
Charles Kellogg, Mrs C. p. Foote'
Mrs Frank n. Lynch, Mrs W. A NC
Carter, Mrs. Speed Hughes, MISS
HiIdegrade Hurley, Miss Henrietta
Alexander, Miss Clyde Bonebrake ana
Miss Marian Wear. will be entertained
at supper afterwards. The rooms ana
porches at the Governors House were
effectively decorated with garden
flowers, vines and potted plants. IN
the dining room, which was In req,
cannas and red roses were used IN pro-
fusion. A canopy of smilax and req
ribbons was suspended above the table
which had a center piece OF roses ana
tall bouquets of cannas decorated the
rest of the room. Mrs. Hoch's guests,
who arrived yesterday and will stay
Caughey, Mrs. F. J. Funk, Mrs. L. F.
Keller, Mrs. Josiah Good, Mrs Ell
Good, Mrs. w. A. Blanchard, Mrs
Samuel Burkholder, Mrs. NJ. S. Bryan,
Mrs. Helen ,-Miesse. Mrs. ]. H. Hoch,
Mrs. Charles Thompson. all of Marion
and Mrs. Ira Sterling of Peabody.
A monograph concert was given at
the Country club last night for club
members and their families. Mr.. Ar
min Fassler lent his photograph and
an excellent programme OF grand
opera and other high class selections
interspersed with popular records was
enjoyed. Among those in attendance
We're Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Barber and
their daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
Gault, DR.. and Mrs L. H Mum, MRS
Harry Ashby DIR. and Mrs. s. E. LUX,
Mrs. Frank Thomas of Kansas city,
Mrs William Bower. Mr.. Ben john
son, Mr.. John Rowles of Philadelphia,
Mrs. T. ]. Kellam. Miss Louise kellam,
Miss Katharine Kellam. Miss Elizabeth
Holiday, Miss Marguerite Parkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Norton, Mrs.
John B. Bartholomew. Mrs E. 5.
Lewis, Mrs. Sheldon. Mrs. Lawrence
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Noble. Mrs.
Alice ". Clugston, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
B. Conant, Miss Cornelia Abrahams of
Baltimore. Nd, Mr.. and Mrs A w
Dana and their daughters MI ana
Mrs E. A. Austin. Mr.. and Mrs John
E. Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll b. Mer-
riam, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. McClintock
and their sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram T:
Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dillon OF
Kansas City Miss Horner, Mrs Cliff
ford Cryden of wamego. Mr.. Ned Os-
born, Mr.. Dana MacVicar, Mr.. Ben
Scandrett Mrs. Charles Brooks
Thomas, Miss Hambleton, Miss Mary
Hambleton Miss Elvia Millspaugh,
Mr. Edwin Curry, DR.. and Mrs. w. N
West and their daughters, Mr. Armin
Fassler. Mr.. Guilford Dudley, Mr.. Ber-
nard Crosby, Mr.. Clay Hamilton, Miss
Frances Connell, Mr.. David Lakin, Mr..
Dick Hayden. Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler
c. Nichols and their daughters, Mrs.
Charles Wflmarth of Sacramento, Cal |
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A=Western avenue girl has such en- I
Pertaining dreams that whenever she |
Is bored with things as they are she !
takes nap and enjoys adventures that |
rival those of Wonderland. |
she dreamed that Dean Kaye |
had instituted a series of informal out |
door services conducted by the laity, |
others the S. r. The new !
Wonderland attended the SER |
vice and as she was strolling over to |
the lemonade stand. between acts" |