The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-11
cSOCETY

Topeka, whose guest Wednesday
was Rrigadier- General Frederick H.
Funston, will entertain another Kan
sas man of note tonight in the person
OF Bishop w a. Quayle, recently APP
pointed to the Methodist bishopic of
Oklahoma, who will stop here this
evening on his way from Chicago to
his future home in Oklahoma City
and will be the guest OF honor at
reception at the First Methodist
church. There will be a short program
including an address of welcome by
Governor Hoch and a response by
Bishop Quayle and the reception will
follow. A general invitation is extend
ed and it is hoped that a representa-
tive company of Topeka people Will
take this opportunity to do honor to
one of the most distinguished men
whom Kansas has produced. Bishop
Quayle spent his boyhoOd in Auburn
near Topeka, was a student at Baker
university and afterwards its presi-
dent. He is one of the foremost pull
pit orators in this country, and bril-
liant lecturer on literary and ethical
subjects. The reception Will begin at
8 o'clock Bishop Quayle will be the
guest of the Rev. DR.. F. n. Lynch at
the Methodist parsonage tonight and
will leave tomorrow for Oklahoma.
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Mrs Thomas Stevens 1862 Fill
more, gave an informal afternoon to-
day for Mrs. Percy Coffin of Chicago,
guest OF her sister Miss Katherine
Lindsay The others asked were: Ms.
B. H. Pugh, Mrs. D. E. Palmer Mrs.
Morris n. Schlegel, Mrs. r. w. Cop
pedge, Mrs. w. p. Bishop, Mrs. S. H.
Harrington, Miss Lindsay, Miss Marie
Witwer and Miss Genevieve Mcmillan.
Nj. and Mrs. B. H. Pugh gave a
family dinner in honor of Mrs. Coffin
yesterday and Miss Lindsay has asked
ten guests for luncheon in compliment
to her sister tomorrow.
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The girls who compose,, the
lambda Alpha Lambda sorority, dis
banded. gave a dance at Hudson's last
night which was attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Trap, Miss Jeanette Lew
is of Knoxville, Ill, Miss Caroline
Dickey of Oklahoma, Miss Maggie Bell
Long of Lawrence, Miss Meryl Parks
of Kansas City. Miss Helen Dugan of
Denver. Miss Ruth Whitney of Kansas
City, Miss Helen Lindsay, Miss Mary
Sutherland, Miss isabel Heath, Miss
Julia Wellhouse, Miss Margaret Co
ing, Miss Lois Lindsay Hiss Helen
Sharitt, Miss Louise Heath, Miss CO.
rhine Coston. Miss Rachel Coston,
Miss Dorothy Scott, Miss Emma Boil
mar, Miss Hazel Nelson, Miss Alice
Andrews, Miss Anna Sim, Miss Huldah
Pool, Miss Bertha Hull, Miss Ruth
Hamlin, Miss Hazel Howe, Miss Una
Lyle, Miss Helen Mitchell, Miss Win
fired Burch, Miss Mary Chase Cham
berlain. Mr.. Stanley Reed, Mr.. Bern
ard Crosby. Mr.. Harold Bozell, Mr..
Richard Fritz Mr.. Louis Hall, Mr..
Quinton Adams, Mr.. Leroy Rauch,
Mr.. Stafford Chamberlain, Mr.. Clark
son Millspaugh, Mr.. Dick Reed, Mr..
James Hayes, Mr.. Holmes Meade. Mr..
Harold Combs, Mr.. Wilson Hobart,
Mr.. Chappelle Foote, Mr.. Willard Hall,
Mr.. Warrick Updegraff, Mr.. Joe Ris-
teen. Mr. Frank Flenniken, Mr.. Arth-
ur Gray, Mr. Nelson Meade, Mr.. Harry
Eagle, Mr.. James Hughes, Mr.. Fred
Crossley. Mr.. Clarence Jordan, Mr. IT.
win Snattinger, Mr.. Roy Starr, NJ.
Harry Curtis. Mr.. Frank Miller, Mr..
John Hamilton, Mr.. Clyde Adams, Mr..
Mr.. Ralph Segar and Mr.. Arthur Tro-
bert.
The usual table d'hote dinner with
music followed by dancing will be
given at the Country club tomorrow
evening.
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Judge and Mrs. Henry Clay Nc
Dougal of Kansas City have sent out
cards announcing the marriage of
their daughter, Florence, and Mr..
Ralph Moross Roosevelt of Saginaw,
Mich, Monday September 7, at White
Oaks, N NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt will make
their home in Springfield Ill. Mrs.
Roosevelt has visited in Topeka the
guest of Mrs. NJ. A. Low and Mrs. Al
bert T. Reid.
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Miss Kathryn Devlin entertained the
members of the y. I. B. club and their
friends on the lawn of her home
Wednesday evening. The invitations
included: Miss Leta Mayer. Miss
Helen Foley. Miss Mary Supple. Miss
Marguerite Quinlan, Miss Edna HINES.