The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-18
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| Mrs. James Z. Hurley entertained
| informally at bridge Friday afternoon
Ior her sister. Miss Butcher, who leaves
| tomorrow for her home in Las Vegas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Whittemore en-
tertained about 20 guests Friday even
ing for Miss Helen Ruth Ingalls,, for
merly of the Washburn faculty who
has just returned from Europe where
she has been travelling and studying
Tor the past year and who will go to
the state of Washington in the fall to
take position on a college faculty.
| Mr.. Joe Wilson gave a dinner at the
| Country club Friday night for these
| guests: Miss Maud Grimes, Miss
FRANCES Connell. Miss Helen Otis, Mr..
Lathrop Resseguie of Chicago, and Mr.
| kurtz kellam of Kansas City.
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Miss Pearl Grote entertained the fol-
| lowing young women this afternoon
who We're asked to met her guest, Miss
| Abigail Squibb of McKeysport, Pa:
Miss Mabel Cuthbert, Miss Kate Cuth-
| bert, Miss Grace Grote, Miss Henrietta
| Stauffenberg, Miss Pansy Wintrode,
Miss Minna Rooster, Miss Louise ALI
! son, Miss Laura Lux, Miss Ruth Hoag-
lin, Miss Daisy Mcfarland, Miss Alice
Mcfarland, Miss Bertha Rowles, Miss
| Sarah Houston, Miss Rose Zimmerman
and Miss Mabel Treleaven.
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| rent number of Golfers in Topeka on
| account of the Senator Long article
| and one by Mr.. Jay E. House on To-
peka society sets. for which Mr.. House
! was awarded prize in a contest con-
Quoted by Golfers some months ago.
1t is very easy to recognize some of the
| people described but not named in Mr.
Houses article. Among them are Mrs.
Guilford Dudley, Jr.. and Miss Nell
Clough.
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| Miss Vivian Bissell, daughter of Mrs.
Bissell of 1124 Tyler street, and Mr..
David v. Sallee, formerly Of Topeka,
were married in Kansas City Thursday,
July 1s. They left Thursday evening
| for California and will be at home
in Los Angeles after September 1.
Mrs. Ward Spielman entertained two
tables informally at bridge Friday af-
| ternoon at her apartment in the Heinz.
The West Side Reading club will
have called meeting Wednesday
morning of next week at $50 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. S. ]. Hodgins, 216
| Tyler street.
An informal subscription dance for
| the Helianthus and Tivoli sets will be
given at Vinewood next Friday even
ing.
Among those who attended the sub
scripiton dance at the National roof
garden Friday evening were Miss Haz-
| Ell Hartshorn of Sedalia, Mo-, Miss
| Reita Dunn and Miss Saba William
son Of Atchison. Miss Helen Lindsay,
Miss Nadine Lyle, Miss Margaret
Garvery. Miss Edna Herbst, Miss Lee
ona Curtis. Miss Ruth Bauer, Miss
| Margaret Minney, Miss Helen John
| stone, Miss Lolita tombstone, Miss Ha-
eel Howe, Miss Helen McClintock,
Miss Gertrude Mclintock, Miss Sarah
voolfolk. Miss Madeline Whitney.
Miss Gertrude Mulvane. Miss Horton
| of Kansas City, Miss Esther Rodgers,
| Miss Berenice Johnson of Atchison,
Miss Mildred Guild, Miss Dorothy
| Porter, Miss LaVere Langdon, Miss
| Marguerite Mills, Miss Rachel Coston,
Miss Florence Gustafson, Miss Clyde
Bonebrake, Miss Isabel Smith, Miss
Lillian Stevenson, Miss Edna Hopkins,
Mr.. Irwin Snattinger, Mr.. Ed Curry,
Mr.. Preston Coleman, Mr.. James Nc
Farland, Mr.. Bruce Mcfarland, Mr..
Dana Parkhurst, Mr.. Charles Mckee,
Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr.. Louis Hall, Mr..
Clyde Adams, Mr.. Paul Moneypenny,
Mr.. Carl Moneypenny, Mr.. Fred Par
| fit, Mr.. Robert McGiffert, Mr.. Eugene
Rodgers, Mr.. Percy Beggs, Mr.. James
Hayes, Mr.. Charles Robinson, Mr.. Will
Warner, Mr.. Roy Starr. Mr.. Lee john
| son, Mr.. Jerry tombstone, Mr.. Russell
Grimes, Mr.. Richard Fritz, Mr.. Clyde
Corbet, Mr.. Roland West, Mr.. Roy
Rauch, DIR. Leo Haughey, Mr.. William