The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-12

Kurtz KeIlam. Mr.. Ralph Moore. Mr..
Mr.. Frank C. Lewis, Mr.. Mike Murray,
Mr.. Ilif Felix, Mr.. Edwin Curry, Mr..
Jay E. House, Mr.. Horace Hall, Mr..
Sam Freshman, Mr.. John F1eishman,
ton, Mr.. Bert Reid. Mr. Paul Sweet,
| Mr. Carl BClmar, Mr.. Lew Graham, Mr..
Bernard Crosby, Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr..
| Dan Hammatt, Mr.. Sam Stewart, Mr..
say.
Mrs. A. w. Lacey will entertain in
formally next week for her sister, Mrs.
I L F. Bradley of Madison, Wis, and
will entertain La Douzane whist club
Friday afternoon.
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The Assembly club is planning to
give a cotillion within the next month
| to close their 1906-1907 series of dances.
Miss Anna Harrison will give to-
night the first Of two evening card
! Mrs. Joe Ramsay and Miss Alwine
Wilhelm of Lawrence.
The men of the Tivoli club will
give their Easter dance tonight at
Steinberg's.
Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell was the
hostess at an afternoon card party to-
).
Herbert J. Hodge of Abilene.
DR.. and Mrs. T. ]. Kimbrough will
give card party this evening at their
to Miss Mary Louise Zanone of Nash
vile, Tenn. and Miss Daisy Kim
brough of Memphis.
Judge and Mrs l.. S. Ferry will en-
terrain a small company at cards to-
night.
Wichita Beacon: Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Stanley gave an Informal
musicale and reception last evening in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ].
Allen, who have come from Ottawa to
make Wichita their home. The STAN
ley residence in Riverside is a very
hospita BILE home and the large rooms
were filed with over hundred guests
who extended their welcome to Mr..
and Mrs. Allen. Bright spring flowers,
lilacs and green's filled the mantels and
added a dainty touch throughout the
rooms The hostess received in
white organdy gown exquisitely trim
med in val lace, and the guest of honor
was gowned in green silk with dainty
applique and lace trimmings. Mrs.
Harry Stanley wore light blue silk
gown with gold embroidery applique
Mrs. Harvey Cain, who sang in the
white organdy, deliberately trimmed in
val lace. Many handsome reception
gowns were noted among the guests
and the scene was a pretty one.
The musical programme was one
greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Harvey Cain
sang, 1.-The Spring Song by Gounod. |
in a sweet soprano voice, responding to |
an encore with 90. Happy Day." by
gave two excellent piano numbers,
Rachmaninoff's prelude in c Sharp |
Minor" and Shubert's "Impromptu,
an encore.
songs, ''She Alone Charmeth My Sad
ness 1.-The Dervish Vigil" king
Charles and "Lethe." His voice was
exceptionally good last evening and
ceived. Mr.. Raymond Marsh played
Handlers SONATA in G Minor" with
piano accompaniment by Miss olive
Hill and for an encore gave P1erne
-Serenade" and Godard's ''Berceuse.
At the conclusion of the programme
dainty refreshments were served. The
hostess was assisted in serving by
bevy of white-frocked girls. Miss oak
Ruth Imboden. Miss Mildred Imboden.
Miss Mabel Cudlipp, Miss Helen Dor
sew and Miss Clara Vermillion.
A card party will be given this even
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. Allen. A hum
dred guests will be entertained and
Mrs. Stanley will be assisted in serv-
ing by Miss Helen Brooks, Miss Alice
Jobes, Miss Bessie Mae Woolard, MISS
Gwen dOuStOu, MISS - -, - -
Miss Effie Tuttle. Miss Katherine Pratt
and Miss Julia Biting.
Mrs A. Mitchell entertained the
Fleur de Lis club yesterday. The
quests were Mrs. Gossett, Mrs. Carter,
Mrs. A. t Lucas. Mrs. w. o. Rigby i
and Mrs. Mitchell of Chanute.
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Emporia Gazette: The out of town
people who will be the guests of the
owls at their dance Friday evening,
are Misses Dorothy Porter and Ethel
Mars, of Kansas City; Misses Marie
Lagerstrom and Grace Koonz, Messrs.