The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-01
Society,"

Mrs Ralph E Valentine will give an
Informal musicale tea Saturday LOT MT
and Mrs Paul Hudson of the CITY oL
Mexico and Mrs. T G. Wear Oh Joplin-
Miss Isabel Smith gave luncheon To-
day for her guest, Miss Katharine SneES
of St. Paul Others asked were Mrs. j.
w. Burt. Mrs. William E DrechseI, NIT
Charles L Mitchell, Miss Mary B. moore,
Miss Helen McClintock. Miss E5a ail4
Herbst, Miss Maud Grimes. HAlSs
Eleanor Wheeler. Miss Dorotny p Hi,spt-'
Miss Tide Robertson, Miss stella Roo f.r'-
son of Mexico, Missouri, and MISS Eva
Smith
Mrs James E Hurley gave a IuncheOn
at the Topeka club today
Miss Dorothy Wilson has asked guests
for afternoon bridge Friday IN coHp pr
ment TO Miss Katharine SneVe OF d
Paul
Mr.. Charles J. Lantry Of Kansas Glty
gave dinner at the Topeka club last
night
Mrs. Don Mulvane will entertain the
Tel club Friday at the home Oh her
mother Mrs ]. G. Fleishman-
A. an.snt ,,,nded topeka woman
who is having her first experience in
housekeeping prepared luncheon TOT
her husband as usual at l CLOCK III
other day He left Immediately arter
luncheon and the amateur mouse
keeper cleared away and Washe1 tlie
dishes and sat down to read a DOCK
About O'Clock she looked up and no
ticing the time thought, ny L
must hurry and get luncheon Hus-
band will be home presently. 80 shs
rushed over to the corner grocery ana
bought a lot of things and rushed
back again and cooked them. By nan
after two luncheon was ready but the
q
p him all the afternoon, wondering why
he did not come or telephone ana
when he finally blew in about O'Clock
she was reproachful. because he mad
kept her waiting all the afternoon e.
When he recalled TO her the fact that
he had been home for one luncheon,
she said. 20. so you were 1 had for
gotten it, Well, no matter We VIII
have what I prepared for the second
luncheon for dinner" And they did
Miss Martha MaIepert gave a line
party at the Novelty last night
Lawrence World: Following are
some of the young people who will be
here from Topeka for the track meet
Saturday: Misses Anna Troutman,
Alice Larimer, Grace Koontz and Ma
rian Thompson, Ben Bear, Darwin
Nelson Meade and James Mcfarland
Mr. and Mrs L. o. McIntire and
little son, Morris. have returned from
a visit in Topeka, with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Starr.
The first of the series of summer
dances for members and their fami-
lies will be given at the Country club
tonight The dining room will be open
for table d'hOte dinner after s o'clock
Steinberg's orchestra will play for
dancing from $50 to 11:30 The in
formal fortnightly - Country club
danRaz 1a Of he
mer social season last year and prom
Use to be even more enjoyable this
year for the club has acquired a num-
Der Of new members from the young
er dancing sets.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Andrews of
RoSsville and Mrs. Charles Wolff will
return this week from California
Mr. and Mrs Andrews marriage took
place Mrs Andrews was before her
marriage Miss Hazel Wolff. Mr.. and
Mrs Andrews will spend a week in To-
peka before they go on to their home
IN Rossville, and q number of enter
tainments are being planned in Mrs
Andrews honor.
The Varsity club will give a dance
at Steinberg's Friday night
The young women of the high school
faculty will entertain Saturday night
at the home of Miss Mary Barley for
the men of the faculty.
Mr. and Mrs J. L. Moneypenny en-
tertained the members of the Conseur
club and their husbands Monday night.
The company included: DR.. and Mrs.
J. T. Kimbrough. Mr.. and Mrs W. ].
Whitaker. Mrs Eugenia Campbell Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Stone. Mr. and Mrs
John L Hunt. Mr. and Mrs Taylor
Mr. and Mrs George c. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs c. z. Morton, Mrs J. C.
Smith Miss Marston. Mr.. and Mrs.
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