The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-29
c)OCH:TY

c)OClE11
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Griggs. 1872
Harrison street, will give dinner to
night in honor of their daughter Mis-!
Daisy M. Griggs. and the Rev. Harve!
Eugene Philips and the members o.
their bridal party. which will attend
them at their wedding tomorrow night
at the Walnut Grove Methodist
church. yellow and white, the colors
which will predominant in the decora-
lions of the church and the gowning OF
the young women of the bridal party
will also prevail at the dinner. The
table will be decorated with daisies
and lighted by yellow and white cam
dies. The company will include be-
side the prospective bride and BRIDE
grom the Rev. and Mrs. w. A.
Philips of Greeley, Colorado. Mr..
Charles Philips of Pittsburg, Pa, Miss
Caroline Philips of Cairo, Egypt. Mr..
and Mrs. Leon G. Thorp, Miss BESSIE
Griggs, Mr.. Earl Vorhis, Mrs. George
M. Hart of Chillicothe, Illinois, Miss
Nellie Pond. Mrs. n. V. Nading of
walt and Mr.. Orley Miller.
Miss Minna Bauer entertained in
honor of Miss Griggs Friday
n
Among the people at the Country
club Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Robinson, Miss Meta Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs Charles E. Gault. Mr.. and
Mrs. William S. McClintock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guilford Dudley, Mr. Leslie Guild.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hurley, Miss
Hildegarde Hurley. Mr.. Harlow Hur-
pey., Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Freeman,
Mr. Mrs Furry Miss
Dorothy Wilson. Mrs. Scandrett, Mrs.
]. w. Burt, Mr.. Henry Scandrett, Mr..
Ben Scandrett, Mr.. David Lakin, Miss
Maud Grimes, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
'Zahner, MIR. and Mrs. Willard Hall,
Miss Laura Hall, Mr.. Joe Wilson, Mr..
Bert Reid. Mr.. Charles Wolf. Mr..
Charles Guibor, Mr.. Dana MacVicar,
Mr., Charles Magaw.
One of the principal attractions at
Vinewood which will be turned over
to the city federation of clubs for
women's Field day tomorrow, all day
and evening. will be the young women
spfelers and bankers who will drum
up trade for the different concessions
They will be chaperoned by members
Of the federation in charge of the con-
SESSIONS. The penny arcade will be
IN charge of Mrs. Speed F. Hughes;
skating rink, Mrs. e. w, Hoch, Mrs.
G. o. Knowles. Mrs. George Wilmarth,
MFts CndTleS Spencer, QdlClH6 pa
wilton, Mrs. J. C. McClintock, Mrs.
Margaret Wiggin, Mrs. Norman s.
Wear; merry-go-round Miss Dolly
Curtis, Mrs. David f. Palmer, Mrs. NJ.
D. Henderson; Hale's tours. Mrs. c. ].
Evans, Miss Grace Whiting; circle
eight, Mrs, W. W. Kitchen; boats,
Mrs. w. F. schoch bowling alley,
Mrs s. r. futile: shooting gallery,
Mrs. A. o. Wellman; crazy house, Mrs.
Scott Hopkins, Mrs. Clement Smith;
club members stand, Mrs. Lee Mon
roe and Mrs. w. A. McCarter.
The F-oebel club which has been
working earnestly for a public play
ground for the east side, a project
once took up but afterwards aban-
doned, will open playground at the
old Parkdale school Wednesday, July
l. The playground will be open to the
children of the east side daily from
eight to five O'Clock and entertain
inents for the grown-ups will be given
Every Little While. The playground
has swings, sand piles, croquet courts.
turning poles and teeter boards and a
tennis court will be added later. The
Froebel club has spent S175, a part of
which was a contribution from the
federation which turned over it's play
ground fund to this club. in improving
and equipping the grounds Miss Lulu
Mckee who has been engaged in
kindergarten settlement work in st.
Joseph for a number of years and who
Is spending her vacation in Topeka,
will be in charge of the playground
and the Froebel club is especially fortu-
nate in securing her services for she
has had much experience In this kind
of work. The members of the Froebel
club are Mrs. B. F. Shumate Mrs.
Frank Park, Mrs.J. w. Neale, Mrs. R.
K Graham, Mrs. Irwin Pribble, Mrs.
T.. L. Hopkins, Mrs. o. B. Martin, Mrs
c. d. Lusby, Mrs. B. T. Payne. Mrs
G. D. Stevenson, Mrs. 1. B. Brown,
Mrs. ]. l.. Chatham, Mrs. f l.. Hop
kins. Mrs. z. G. Hopkins, Mrs. z. w.
Hughes, Mrs. l.. r. Lane, Mrs, E. S.
Marshall, Mrs. H. G. Stevens. Mrs. H.
Ter Van Hook. Mrs. VIM. Murphy, Mrs
E. Burnell, Mrs. E. B. II. Remley, Mrs
@. d. Stevenson. Mrs. r. L. Sare.
Miss Hazel Risteen gave an informal
tea Saturday afternoon for about
thirty young girls who were asked to
meet Misses Helen and Louise McGoff,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Nc
Goff of 1885 Fillmore street, who have
recently come to Topeka from Fort
Madison, Iowa. Assisting the hostess
Sydnor Miss Reita Updegraff. Miss
Jessie Campbell. Miss Jeanette VOL
colt and Miss Louise Wood.
Mrs. A. B. Quinton entertained the
Monday Whist club today
Kansas City Star: Wednesday Mrs.
Albert Parker entertained with an in