The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-21

Mr.. FRANK Hahn, Mr.. George Allen
Mr.. Maurice Barnes of Wichita and
Mrs. H. w. Seery entertained in
formally this afternoon a few of the
| friends of Mrs. ]. H. Noble who leaves
| next week for her future home in
Atchison.
With a pavilion dance, the Golden
Rule clubs annual field day, an ice
| cream social for charity and a number
of picnics on the programme for today
no wonder it rained.
Miss Leona Curtis entertained a
con today in compliment to Miss Cor
nelia GIeed who leaves tomorrow for
Vermont to spend the rest of the
summer.
Mrs. D. o. Crane and Mrs. w. R.
Carrie gave a children's party today
for Lloyd. Dorothy and Josephine
Davis of Kansas City, who, with their
mother. Mrs. A. w. Davis, are visiting
at the Crane home.
On account of the weather the
Golden Rule clubs field day exer-
cises at Vinewood today were post
poned.
The S. r. was once sent to the house
of a woman who takes herself We, y
seriously and who. in her efforts to
keep up with a successful husband, has
cultivated a stiff and forbidding man
ner which she mistakes for aristo-
cratic. She came into the reception
hall to meet the S. r. and learning her
errand dismissed her haughtily with
the assurance that she "disliked news
paper notoriety and didn't care to
have her name in the society column. -
The S. r. should have been crushed to
the earth but the dazzling effect of the
me dnrIr g DO "a
diminished by the fact that, just hav-
ing come from the breakfast ROOM
she had toothpick in her mouth. The
S. r. is easily awed by grandeur but,
Goodness Me! a Perfect Lady with
toothpick in her mouth!
Mrs. William F. Bowen gave a
breakfast today for Miss Winifred
ty Pink and white sweet peas deco
rated the table.
Mrs. A. j. Stout gave an informal
afternoon yesterday. for her mother,
Mrs. Aherns. of chicago.
Mrs. Robert Stone will entertain the
Con Seure club at luncheon at her
country home Saturday. The mem
bers of the club are Mrs. George g.
Moore, Mrs William Taylor. Mrs. ]. c.
Smith, Mrs. Eugenia Campbell, Mrs.
E. ]. Whitaker. Mrs. c. e. Eldridge,
Mrs. F. NJ. Crossley, Mrs. D. II. Mar
tin, Mrs ]. B. Hunt, Mrs. ]. s. West,
Mitchell, Mrs. ]: l.. Moneypenny. Mrs.
t. j. Kimbrough, Mrs. 7. ]. Hankla,
Mrs. ]. L. Hunt. Mrs. c. E. Morton,
Mrs Alden Knapp
Mrs. Charles F. Spencer gave an in
formal luncheon yesterday for Mrs. d.
J. Holmes and Miss Alice Cook of
Palatine, Ill.
Miss Ella Cowgirl gave a breakfast
yesterday to the following guests: Miss
Mary Louise Zanone, of Nashville,
Tenn. Miss Winnifred Traver Miss Eff
fe Crannell. of Kansas City, Miss Daisy
Neil, Miss Ora Moneypenny. Miss Jen-
ME Moneypenny, Miss Myrtle Whitaker
and Miss Ruth Steritt.
Mrs William Rickenbacher and Miss
Grace Rickenbacher have issued invi-
tations for a reception Monday after |
noon in honor of Miss Frances Smith, |
whose marriage to Mr.. William Ricken- |
bacher is to take place next week.
Miss Anna Harrison gave a luncheon
yesterday for the girls of her Sunday |
school class.
DR.. Violet Church will entertain Sat- |
lrday afternoon for Mrs. Wilder of Bos- |
ton. who is the guest of her parents, Mr.. |
The Ramblers' club lawn picnic at the |
nome of Mrs. w. ]. Lewis tonight has
oeen postponed until Monday night.
The Helianthus club will give a SUBJ
'cription dance at VinewOod park to-
hight A special car will leave the cor
Ter of Eighth avenue and Jackson
street at S:15.
Notes aud Personal Mention.
Miss Mary Jane Johnson of Kansas
Jity is expected tomorrow to visit Miss
Helen Smith.
Miss Roxalena johnson of Osawat-
,mie, who has been visiting in Fort
is the guest of Miss Nellie
for the Helianthus dance at
1inewood tonight.
Miss Elizabeth Barriger of Kansas
,ity is expected tomorrow to stay over
sunday with Mrs. James Hayes. She will
,e accompanied by her little niece, AL
enc Bowie, who will visit the Mills
laugh family at the Bishops house.
Miss Edith Dumont Of Kansas City,
,uest of Miss Venice Whitney and Miss
Daisy Warner will return home tomor-
ow.
Mrs. Frank Banks of Lawrence is the
-uest of Mrs. H. A. Heath.
Mr.. w. G. Smyser is confined to his
ONE, S22 West Eighth street, the result
q sprained ankle.
Mr. w. w. Stahl left today for his
ONE in Sterling to spend the summer.
lie will return to Topeka in August and
Till be manager of the Washburn foot
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