The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-16

ticuiarly modish and becoming hat IN
corresponding tones. Mrs. George w.
Parkhurst, who is always beaut1ful,
wore white messaline gown with
touches of pink and trimmings of lace.
Mrs. w. T. Crosby's gown was one OF
the loveliest seen this season. It was
a Dor Tered chiffon in shades OF blue
and touches of black, combined with
lace. Mrs. Alice Clugston's was most
attractive summer gown Of black ana
white embroidered muslin with black
velvet ribbon garniture. Miss Berta
Reid Of Minneapolis, Mimi, Mrs. j. w.
and white striped raJah one-plece
gown and a chic hat of milan with
wings and things.
Mr.. Ray Hall and his orchestra were
played during the afternoon and Miss
Maude Mcintosh sang. Misses Helen
Louise Crosby, May Kelly, Mildred
Morton, Ruth Wilson and Esther
Clark served punch upstairs. The
other friends asked to assist We're:
Mrs. Frank R. Millspaugh, Mrs.
James P. De Bevers Kaye. Mrs. James
B. Hayden. Mrs. George Parkhurst,
Mrs. A. B. Quinton, Mrs. James L.
King, Mrs. w T Crosby. Mrs Mrs 8 s. J J.
Barber. Mrs. Elon S. Clark. Mrs. Alice
Clugston, Mrs John c. Harmon. Mrs.
A. w. Lacey, Mrs. S. ]. Merriam, Mrs.
E. A Herbst. Mrs. S: J.. Crawford.
5. fIOOGTt NdItCIs NILS mug uSC I'D
Zahner, Mrs. George Crawford. Mrs.
Arthur Capper, Mrs. Reid Alexander.
Mrs. B. F. Akers. Mrs. Earl Williams.
Mrs. George Crossman. Mrs. john r..
Lord, Mrs. H. H. Hazlett. Mrs. John
Norton, Mrs c.. N Nelson. Mrs. Will
liam Connors, Mrs c. H. Gaunt. Mrs.
c. B. Reed. Miss Mary Thompson, Miss
Grace Hobart. Miss Kate Gunther and
Miss Sarah Horner:
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erlx Inn b.
con at the Country club soon in honor
of her sister, Mrs. Theodore Snattinger
of Minneapolis, who arrives for visit
Monday.
Miss Floyd Robenson will entertain
a few guests informally Monday even
ing for Miss Lucia Hunting of Leaven-
worth.
Miss Nadine Lytle entertained in
Neil, whose marriage to Mr.. Edward
Lannan Of st. Louis. takes place next
Saturday. Among the others asked
were Miss Daisy Neil, Mrs. Grin Lay
ton. Miss Margaret Going. Miss La
Miss Julia Wellhouse. Miss Lillian
Parf1tt Miss Helen Haughey. Miss
Mary Sutherland, Miss Madeline Whit
ney. Miss Bertha Rowles. Miss Vivian
futile.
Every woman of the City Federation
of Clubs is cordially invited to the re-
ception at the Country CLUB Monday
afternoon, 8 to 5. Special cars will
be in service to accommodate them.
Mrs. j. c. McClintock and the. men,
bers of the reception and hall COM
mittees have the affair in charge and
together with the club extension COM
mittee and the executive board will as
sist throughout the afternoon. The
twin 1;v4 xryi1 h h. 80 4,
federation. the two guests OF honor,
Mrs. Sarah Plat Decker and Mrs.
Eustace Brown together with Mrs. H.
o. Carney, chairman Of the club ex-
tension committee. who invited Mrs.
Decker and Mrs. Brown here at this
time, and Mrs. w. A. Johnston, gen.
eral federation director.
X X X
Miss Belle Ward and Mrs. Esther
Youngs invited fifty of their neiehbors
house decorated with garden flowers.
Mrs. Will Hindman and Mrs Fred
Snow assisted the hostesses.
The Owls gave Perfectly Good
night. their spring annual The in
vitations were limited to Owls and
their men friends and here's the list
of the lucky ones who drew chaper-
ones: Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitch
ell MISS Louise hellaIn, MISS AllaDele
Troutman. Pledges: Miss Isabel
Mills. Miss Louise Culver, Miss May
Kelly, Miss Mildred Morton, Miss
Helen Louise Crosby. Miss Edna Bear,
Miss Mary Alexander. Miss Mar
guerite Koontz, Miss Marjorie Rod
Parkinson. Miss Esther Clark and
Miss Ruth Wilson. Out Of town
guests: Miss Geneva Wiley of EN-
poria, Miss Gretchen Rankin Of Law
renee, Miss Mona Eberly Of Lawrence,
and Mr.. Ross Parker of Kansas City;
Owls and their "fellers:" Miss Alice
Willard. Miss Marian Thompson, Miss
Katherine Kellam, Miss Clara Dan
iels, Miss Grace Walworth, Miss Hazel
Grimes, Miss Dorothy Porter. Miss
Elizabeth Holiday. Miss Esther
Miss Marjorie Whitney. Miss RATHER
Alexander, Miss Mary MacLennan.
Miss Clyde Bonebrake. Miss Janet
Hurrie. Miss Alice Larimer Miss
Gleed. Miss Jean Rodgers. Miss Laura
Hall, Miss Marian Wear, Miss Marie
Lagerstrom, Miss Grace Koontz Miss
Ann Troutman, Miss Alice Meade,
Miss Maude Grimes, Miss Eva Smith.
Sn;. Isabel Sai. Smith, Miss Mary Oyer
Helen McClintock, Miss Sue Rodgers,
Miss Julia Larimer, Miss Clara Flesh
man, Miss Louise McNeal, Mr. John
Hamilton, Mr.. Richard Fritz Mr.
Ralph Parker of Kansas City, Mr..
Burr Willard. Mr.. Herbert Lininger,
Mr.. John LOOMS, Mr.. Louis Hall,
Mr.. Fred Crossley, Mr.. George Beach.
Mr.. Floyd Stevens, Mr. Ben Bear,
Mr. Malcolm Copeland, Mr. Grove
Dolman, Mr.. David Lakin, Mr.. Joe
Wilson, Mr.. Roy Thompson, Mr.
Quinton Adams, Mr.. Osborne Lari-
mer Mr. William Wellhor1Se Mr.
Robert McGiffert. Mr.. Francis Bone
brake, Mr.. Joe Cornell, Mr.. Otto Con-
nell, Mr.. Clarence Jordan, Mr.. Joe
Risteen, Mr.. Herbert Helm, Mr.. Paul
Moneypenny, Mr.. Warrick Brown, Mr..
Richard Reed, Mr.. Alfred Quinton,
Mr.. Harlow Hurley, Mr.. Chappell
Foote. Mr.. Ralph Segar, Mr. Ed. Kist-
Ter ME- Homer Sheldo1a Mr. Eel