The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-05

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] Mrs. C. E. Foote gave a luncheon
| for twelve today in compliment to
| Mrs William m Eugene Stanley of Wich-
tia, who stopped off here on her way
home from Kansas City and Leaven-
| worth. The table was decorated with
aSters
A delightful afternoon was given at
the Country club yesterday by Mrs.
Harry o. Garvey and Mrs. Charles F.
Spencer for Miss Helen Gardenhire of
New York city, who is visiting her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Jet
more About forty friends were ask
ed. Miss Gardenhire read one of her
ago in Young's magazine, Mrs Geo.
W. Parkhurst sang and Mrs. Charles
s. Gleed gave a piano number. After
this short program, high five was
garet Minney was a copy of Lux
Crucis, one of the best known novels
of Mr.. Samuel ]. Gardenhire, the faith
er of the young guest Of honor. Miss
Gardenhire is a decidedly clever and
attractive young woman and has at
tanned a considerable success in mag
azine work. With her brother, Mr..
Fred Gardeuhire, she has written a
number of stories which have been
published. In discussing the method
of their collaboration, Miss Garden
hire explained yesterday that they
talk over and outline their plot, her
brother makes the first rough draft,
which is submitted to her and they
discuss and make alterations in it,
then he writes out the complete story
and she corrects it and they proceed
in This manner until the copy is ready
for the publisher. They sell all their
writings through an agent, who places
it and sends them their checks,
method adopted by most modern writ
ers who find it vast improvement
over dealing with the publishers di-
rect.
"Stein night" at the Topeka club
will be celebrated this evening The
members will give the club room re-
Reid. a shower" of stems for the
plate rail.
The Minerva club, a new study club,
met yesterday with Mrs. c. G. Blake
ly on Topeka avenue. The program
follows:
Paper Washington Irving
Mrs. H. L. Peppmyer.
Discussion Mrs. c. H. Samson
Paper American Composers
Mrs. E. G. Foster.
Piano solo, The Dying Poet. GottschaIk
Mrs. A. H. Lehman.
Because She Kissed It. .Gaynor
The Wind wooing the Rose. .Gaynor
Mrs. c. H. Samson.
Last Hop .GottschaIk
Mrs. E. D. Clithero.
Trystins T mrse ] D. Heyn. Gotfschalk
The Helianthus club will have a !
meeting Sunday, October Is, to ar
range for the series Of dances this
winter.
Mrs. Harry Hobson will give par
ty tonight in celebration of the birth |
day anniversary of her sister, Miss
Mary Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. w A Morton enter
tanned the Professionals last night |
Mrs. Clark of E1khart, Ind, guest of
Mrs. George w Crane was the only |
will entertain the club in two weeks
Another woman who talked too
much and made other people trouble
is about to get hers
A recital was given at the home Of |
Mrs James L King this afternoon for
the benefit of Jimmy, a little cripple, I
who is the ward of the Z and L club.
The programme was given by Mrs.
George w Parkhurst. Mrs Albert I. |
Reid, Mrs. William w. WiktdaI. Miss
Mcintosh Miss Helen Hogeboom. Miss
clara FIeishman. Miss Lillian Foster,
Mr.. Darwin Bradley and DR.. Elmer
Hill. vocalists Miss Josephine Lynch.
piano, Miss Clark. violin, Mrs. Robert
D. Carver, accompanist.
The Fluffy Ruf1es dance last night
at Hudson's was attended by Miss
Helen Lindsay. Miss Mabel Renwick,
Miss Helen Mitchell, Miss Marjorie
whitney, Miss Sue Rodgers, Miss Mar,
Connors, Miss Mary Close. Miss Ruth
HamIin Miss Mary Sutherland Miss
Ruth Bauer Miss Una Lyle. Miss
Edith Davis. Miss Mildred Mills, Miss
Frances LawIor Miss Katharine LUX