The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-13
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Miss Dolly Curtis will entertain
few guests informally this evening TOT
Mrs Malcolm James OF Clarinua' Ia.
: The invitations are limited to FORMER
North Topeka rieighbors of the curtis
family and Mrs. James who lived mere
until few years ago.
Mrs. Edward M Jolley will give
morning card party at the Country
club next Tuesday for Misses Helen
Hackney and Alice Brown of Atchi-
son and Miss Helen Parker OF Kansas
City and Mrs. A. H. Thompson viii
give tea at her home on West Tenth
avenue for them Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mary MacLennan will entertain
Miss Hackney who arrived today TO
visit her, and the Misses Linley OK
Atchison, who are guests of Miss Lu-
cile McAfee and their hostess at
luncheon tomorrow.
Topeka's list Of eligible men was
diminished by one Wednesday when
Mr.. Edwin D. McKeever was married
to Miss Florence Martin of Indepen-
dence. The marriage was solemnf5ed
very quietly at Grace cathedral at
o'clock, Canon r. K. Pooley reading
the service. Mr.. McKeever has at
tanned a considerable success in his
profession. law. and in politics, hav-
fng once represented a Shawnee coun-
ty district in the state legislature and
having held the position of assistant
United states district attorney He
was a widower and mis- bride is
niece of the first Mrs. McKeever
They left last night for Colorado and
Salt Lake City to be gone about three
weeks and will be at home on their re-
turn at his house at 1914 Tenth ave-
nue. west
=. Miss Lucille McAfee gave an after
= noon musical at her country home on
the West Sixth pike today for her
guests Misses Alice and Mona Linley
of Atchison. The friends asked to meet
them were Miss Ethel Frizzell. Miss
Ethel Kingsley, Miss Edna Corbet,
Miss Opal Corbet, Mrs. Harry T.
Forbes, Miss Mary MacLennan, Miss
Helen Hackney of Atchison. Miss
Katharine Hughes, Miss Margaret
Betzger. Miss Harriet Embree, Miss
Elizabeth Embree. Miss Gertrude
Bauer Miss Minna Bauer. Miss Helen
Lee, Miss Mary Meade, Miss Alice La
kin, Miss Grace Oft, and Miss Marian
McAfee
This evening Miss McAfee will en-
terrain for the Misses Linley with
straw ride which will end at the Nc
Afee place. The invitations for the
evening include Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
dresser. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T.
Forbes, Miss Selma F'oberg, Miss Har-
riet Bell Miss Katharine Hughes, Mr..
Harry Cowgirl, Mr.. Clyde Corbet, Mr..
Ralph Forbes. Mr.. Harry Heinzman,
Mr.. Otto Foberg and Mr.. j. A. Stod-
dard ..--
Mrs. s. D. Cooper. 500 West street,
entertained informally Wednesday
evening for her guest Miss Kathryn
Faulkner of Los Angeles. She was
assisted by Mrs. Harry Hobson and
the other guests were Misses Lugrace
whitmer. sara Webster, Carol Gage,
Florence Davis. Agnes Ost, Zillah
MiIeham. Blanche Wharton. Isabel
Dickinson. Alice Etmyer, Marguerite
Kiene. Mary Cooper, Messrs. John
Waters, Wallace Jerome, DIR. Harry
Knowles. Fabian Dickinson, Allen MIL
Ter. Frank CLANCY, Roy Johnston,
Walter Clancy, d. 8. Faulkner. Sam
Cooper II.
A Topeka girl visiting eastern
friends at their summer home at At
lantic City writes of grandeurs that
make her Kansas friends sit up and
gasp. She is visiting in a summer
cottage of twenty rooms with staff
of twelve servants. She has a French
maid at her own disposal. il she walks
a block a footman in livery-blue with
white knickerbockers and high boots
tags behind, and there are two men
the table. THE girls she adds,
wear twenty-five dollar blouses to
breakfast and dress five times day"
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Mrs II. B. Hogeboom entertained
the following guests Tuesday evening
In celebration of DIR. Hogeboom's
birthday anniversary: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Purdy, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hill. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Nichols, Mrs. Malcolm
James of Clarinda, Ia, Mr.. and Mrs.
A T. Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Snat-
finger, Mr.. and Mrs. John Chambers,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Green.
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Mrs. A. T. Lucas has asked guests
for bridge tomorrow afternoon in
compliment to her sister. Mrs Grant
Maxwell of Oklahoma City.
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Since the fashionable chirography
has been growing bigger and bigger
and stragglier and stragglier some
| thing like this was to be expected; A
home on stationery so big it looks like
a valentine. The envelopes are fully
four by six inches.
n X
Good news for the dancing sets in
Topeka is the announcement of the
consolidation of the Hall and Stein
berg orcheStras for the coming sea-
son. Mr.. Harry Steinberg, director of
the Steinberg orchestra will play
again at the Novelty theater and Mr.
Ray Hall Will direct an orchestra in
which Mr.. Charlie Steinberg, pianist,
and Mr.. Carl Huntsinger, two stars
of the Steinberg organization. will
dances next winter will be given at
the Elks club.
Mrs. Harry Nichols entertained at