The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-02

| roses. The matron Of honor was in
! white batiste with touches of yellow
and and her bouquet was of yellow
roses. The bridesmaids wore yellow
| silk frocks with coiffure wreaths of
green and bouquets of yellow and white
| narcissus The flower girls were in
white frocks with yellow girdles and
carried round bouquets of yellow and
| white narcissus surrounded by maiden
hair fern. The ring bearer was in white
and carried the ring in lily. Mr.. and
Mrs. King left last night for their home
in Clarion, Iowa. Out of town guests
here for the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Curry of Pittsburg Kan, DR..
George A. king of Kansas City, MO,
Mrs. and Miss Macarthur of Pittsburg,
| Miss Zielley Shaver of Burlington, Kan,
Mr.. Nelson of Burke, Idaho.
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Capt and Mrs William Peterson and
their daughter Edith entertained the
following guests at New Years dinner:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Eaton, Mrs. Chas.
Eaton and daughter Grace, Miss Mary
Palmetier, Mr.. George Eaton, Mr.. VIM.
Lawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitlock enter
tanned the following guests Tuesday
night at their apartments in the Man
speaker: Miss Ella Morgan, Miss Anna
Speck, Miss Underhill, Mrs. William
Sells, Miss Rosa F'erlet, Mrs. Lulu Man
speaker Johnson, Mr.. r. K. Jameson of
Kansas city, Mr.. Fisher, Mr. Armitage.
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There is new kind of party known
as the skeleton party. Each guest
| brings something to represent the skel-
eton in his closet and the others guess
| what it is. How would you represent
| Objectionable kin? That's the skeleton
| in the average PERSONS closet.
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| Miss Pearle Grote entertained sixteen
| of her friends at her home, 206 Clay
street, at a watch party Tuesday night.
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Strange how you can sit up until 2
o'clock most any other night but be-
gin to yawn about II If you are in
vited to a watch" party.
Mrs. Theodore Saxon will entertain
| the D. A RS informally at thin bles
at her home, 1881 Harrison street,
for Mrs. George F. Linscott Friday af-
/ ternoon. No invitations.
| Miss Myrtle Murphy entertained
the class of June 'o5 of the Topeka
High school New Years eve. at her
| home on Monroe street. The rooms
were decorated in the class colors,
purple and white. Miss Murphy was
| assisted by Miss Lora Neil, Madeline
| Whitney, Grace Cockre1, Laura
Haynes and Gertrude Haynes. The
| prizes were won by MISS Levere Lang
| don, Miss Bertha Campbell, Mr.. Fred
Wellhouse and Mr.. Hugh Hope. There
| were forty mem bers of the class pres
ent and they ushered in the new year
by the blowing of horns and the class
] yell.
The Phi lambda Epsilon fraternity
men will give an informal dance at
Hudson's tonight.
| ~
The R. A. T. of the Topeka High
| school entertained for the I. T. S. at
! a watch party New Years eve at the
| home of Mr.. Carl Searle on Topeka
avenue. Those present were Misses
| Marjorie Whitney, Ruth Bauer, Verna
/ Worley, Elizabeth Ellenberger, Mary
Connors, Anetta Nicoll. Bertha Smily,
Buelah Botham. Katherine Mann,
| Enid Stricken, Nellie Willis, Lucille
Kutz. Jessie Mihleison, Irma
Buchanan and Katie Bacon. Joe Nc
Kee, Ethel Warren, Anna Myers,
Marie Bowen, Miss Tice and Miss
| Baker from Wichita. and Mr.. Leslie
Rowles, Mr.. Rob McGiffert, Mr. An
| gelo Alt. Mr. Earl Glover, Mr.. Harold