The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-08


Mrs Frances P. Russell of ST. Louis,
Mrs. S. G. Spencer of Kansas CITY
Mrs. A. H. Connolly of Kansas City,
| Mrs. Clarence Hall of Lawrence, MRS.
F. B. Bonebrake of Usage City, ana
Mrs. George A. Esterly of Lawrence
| will receive with Mrs. Frank M Bone
| brake, Mrs. Armin A. Weiskirch ana
Mrs. J. w. F. Hughes at their Valen-
tine receptions Friday and Saturday
| of next week at the home of Mrs. Bone
| brake from to O'Clock.
| Miss Frances Cornell, who is giving
| all the other girls in her set a race
! for popularity just now, will make her
| self stronger than ever with the men
when they find out they don't have to
night at her home on Topeka avenue
| for Miss Jean Kassuba of Milwaukee
who has been visiting her since the hol-
| idays and who leaves for her nome to-
morrow There are not more than ten
men in the Younger Set who care a
| whoop for bridge and although 1t is
| hardly fair to say SO, Well as they IKE
| their prospective hostess, some or them
| have been grumbling a gooo aeal over
an evening of unrelieved Pray DO
Imagine, then their frabpous JOY When
| they discover that as a reward OF hher-
it for accepting her invitations ana
| asking no questions, their hostess mas
| arranged for an informal dance instead
| of cards for their entertainment. When
| Mr. J. M. Council followed MI. Jerry
| Black as general passenger agent u
| the Santa Fe at Topeka ne succeeueu
| him not only officially but socially. MT.
| and Mrs. Black were always so prom
| inent in the social life of the town ana
| were so very we'll liked that nobody
| IMAGINED any one else in the same po-
sition could be equally popular But
|
lightful family have, in the short time
| since they came to Topeka, become
prominent social factors and thelr
| house is one Of the most agreeable cen
| tiers of hospitality in town. One hears
| everybody talking about what charm-
| ing place 1t is to go. Miss FRANCES
| Cornell has been doing good DIT OF
| informal entertaining during Miss 4 as
| suba's visit and has asked about ~
guests for tonight.
The Topeka club will give q reception
and dance February %. the Friday be-
fore Ash Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs H. A. Auerbach. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. w. Snyder and Mr.. and
| Mrs w. E. Drechsel composed a line
party at the Majestic last night
An informal subscription dance at
| McRae's last night for the TivoH, var
| sity and Helianthus clubs was attend
| ed by Miss Mcintosh, Miss isabel
Heath, Miss Gladys Scott, Miss Mary
| Sutherland, Miss Margaret Murphy,
Miss Helen Sharitt, Miss Edna Snepp,
Miss Marie Ziegler Miss Ella Davis,
Miss Helen Haughey, Miss Margaret
| Garvey, Miss Hazel Lark1n, Miss la
| Hotchkiss, Miss Helen tombstone, Miss
Lolita tombstone, Miss Clara Freshman,
Miss Louise McNeal Miss Lillian Fos-
ter, Miss Marian Thompson, Miss Mad
| cline Whitney, Miss Bess Renwick,
Miss Helen Morrow, Miss Lee Golladay
| of Wamego, Miss Edwina Collum, Miss
Mary Williams, Miss Airline Dietrich.
Miss Ethel FrizzeH, Miss Frances
Brown, Miss Allie Wingett, Miss Hulda
Chaplin, Mr.. Glenn Haughey, Mr.. Leo
Haughey, Mr.. Dana Parkhurst' MI.
William wellhouse. Mr.. George Beach.
Mr.. Wayte Lyle, Mr.. Hal Hotchkiss of
Watunga, Ok. Mr.. Warren Dunaway,
Mr. Quinton Adams, Mr.. Joe Risteen,
Mr.. Ed Kistler, Mr.. Harlow Hurley,
Mr.. Dana Macvicar, Mr.. Charles
| Magaw, Mr.. Ralph Nicholson. Mr.: John
Brown of Pittsburg, Pa, Dr.. Elmer
| Hill. Mr.. Irwin Snattinger, Mr.. Jim
Stewart, Mr. George Mitchell. Mr.. Mike
| Murray, Mr.. Tom Bowman, Mr.. Billy
Snyder, Mr.. Harry Wolf. Mr.. Art Wolf,
Mr.. John Price, Mr.. Osborn Larimer.
Mr.. Clarence Aten. MI; Kari Henderson'
Mr.. Harold Tice, Mr.. Harry Lewis. Mr..
George White, and Mr.. Wistar Will
| Jams.
| Wichita Beacon: A party Of Wichita
| girls have been invited to a house
warming party to be given by Billy
| Cockins of the Crooked L. ranch near
Mead next week. Mr.. Cockins, owner
of the Crooked L, is a jovial young man
from Kansas City and Lawrence, who
| spends a great deal Of his time on his
ranch and has given many delightful
| house parties there. concrete house
| has just been completed on the ranch
| and the house warming will begin Fri
| day. The house has been some time IN
construction as it is perfect in every
| detail One young man said the ma
| terial had been taken there In grip,
| but the house is ready for visitors now
| and horseback riding with all the other
country sports will be INDUCED in Miss
| Anita Wood and her guest, Miss Bertha
| Foley of New York, Miss Louise Nc
Namara and her cousin, Miss Josephine
Slattery of Dublin, Ireland. Miss Leila
Purdue, Mr.. Harry Stinson, Mr.. Gordon