The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-27

Hand embroidery of a simple. bold
character was used on the upper part
of the bodice back and front, the fiow-
er forms little dots and scrolls being
pale maize color. The yoke was OF
sheer tucked French 'batiste. and was
inserted with little real lace.
A very pleasant surprise party was
in honor Of his t@shfyzfhifd birthday.
Among those who enjoyed the evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Whitman, Mr..
and Mrs. Don Payne, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ernest, Mr.. and Mrs. Gaillard
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Irons, Miss
Clara Shirk, Miss Annabell Johns, Miss
Freta Herr, Miss Stella Irons. Miss
May Irons, Miss Ruth Osborn, Mr.. Ar
mold Mathews, Mr.. Eward Johns, Mr.
Edward Irons, Mr.. Roy Brandon, and
Mr. Willis Lominson of Denver.
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The Vespuccian clubs last meeting
of the season with Mrs. H. w. Daub.
1919 Strong avenue, has been postponed
from Thursday of this week until
ing meeting for the husbands of the
members. rrs-i-*---e s.y- 4
No wonder it is raining, The. Beth
any May pole dance is scheduled for
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Snattinger were
given a surprise party Monday night
to celebrate their eleventh wedding an
niversary. The company included:
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lagerstrom, M and Mrs
Harry Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Hogeboom and Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Petro.
The I. S. S. P. club gave banquet
for sixty last night at the Y. w. c. A.
rooms. Miss Theo -Bodwell was toast
mistress and responses were given by
Miss Dosia Cook, Miss Jane Clydes-
dales, Miss Florence Denison, Miss
Harriet Bell, Miss Lena Davis. Miss
ner.
Kansas City Star: Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Parker. 2704 Linwood boule-
ward, were given a surprise dinner
party Monday night in honor of their
thirty fifth wedding anniversary The
table held a beautiful centerpiece of
roses Those present were: Mr.. Frank
Walsh Mrs. Walsh, Mr.. j. w. McMur-
ray, Mrs McMurray. DR.. NJ. W. Pick
bell, Mrs Campbell. Mr.. Scion T. Gill
more. Mrs. Gilmore, Mr.. w. w. -Ander-
son, Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. G. b. Strother,
Mrs. Strother, Mr.. George kahmann.
Mrs. kahmdnn. MT. L. T. IdAlOa. MIS-
Paxton. Mrs. Tinsley Brown of Ham1i-
ton. Mo-, Miss Gallagher of Peoria.
Ill, Mrs Moss of Paris, Mo-, Mr.. w.
G. Brown of Whitefield, n. H., MI.
Nelson Giles.
Lawrence World (Tuesday): A two
piano recital will be given this evening
at O'Clock in Fraser hall by Miss
Bessie Bowden and Miss Elda eleven
ger. who are both graduates of the
school of fine arts this year. They will
be assisted by Mrs. George Parkhurst,
soprano.
Mrs. j.. W. Going entertained the
Ladies' Music club this afternoon.
Mrs. George C. Beach was the host
ess of the Iolanthe club yesterday
Byron H. Davis. Mrs. John Bowers.
Mrs L. B. Rousseau Mrs. W. .. Rig
| by, Mrs. Nelson Petro, Mrs. Reamer
| Billiard. Mrs. George Freeman, Mrs. A.
NJ Petro, Mrs. A. T. Lucas, Mrs. Frank
/ Klingaman. Mrs. w. r. Martin, Mrs.
| w. H. Fernald, Miss Grace Rousseau,
Miss Lucille Weber, Mrs Fred Stewart,
Mrs. Clara Stewart and Miss Madeline
Stewart.
One of the most interesting of the
commencement recitals at Washburn
was the song recital given by Mrs.
| at MacVicar chapel last night. Tine
Washburn ladies' quartette assisted
and the accompanies were Mrs. Ger
trude TTacy-Wilson. Miss Maud Mary
Klein and Miss Mcmillan The pupils