The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-19
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! Major and Mrs AIvarado NJ Fuller
/ have invitations out for two dinners,
I one Sunday evening at the ThroOp,
where they are living, and one Tues
day evening at the Topeka club. Twen-
" guests have been asked for each oe-
casfon-
Mrs G. l. Chapman Of Great Bend,
who is with Senator Chapman at the
National for the legislative session,
friends at the hotel Thursday after
noon IN celebration of her birthday an
niVerSary. The party was given IN
Mrs. James E. Hurley's rooms and
was made the occasion of a mISceIlan-
eoUS shower for the guest Of honor in
cIuding a literal shower of carnations,
. huge bouquet OF lovely pink bios
SONS There was birthday cake, six
teen cAndIe-poWer for sixteen birth
DAYS plus. and the afternoon while thor
oughIy informal. was one of the most
delightful events enjoyed by the Iegis-
lattve set this session
Mrs Joseph E Morgan entertained a
small company very informally this
afternoon for Mrs Arthur Lingafe1t
Of Oklahoma City
Mrs. Don MuIvane will give a tea
Monday for Miss Charlotte Day OF
Milwaukee guest OF Miss EtheI Est
berg Miss Mary Chamberlain viii
give q luncheon for Miss Day Monday
at the Mission Tea room
Mr. and Mrs John R. Mulvane who
have been giving a series Of dinners
for members of the legislature, this
evening will entertain the following:
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hodges Of
OIathe, Mr. and Mrs E F. Porter of
PittSburg. Mr.. and Mrs G. l. Chap
man of Great Bend. Mr. and Mrs J.
T Reed of Smith Center. and Mr. L. s
Camberu Of Erie
Because it was the last dance before
Lent the Powers That Be in the He
Iianthus club took Off the lid last night.
when the February dance was given
at Steinberg's. and the dancing con-
tnued until ? O'Clock. a new program
Of extras being made out after one
rectiOn, was even better than usual and
the party was one Of the most enjoy
able OF the season Among those in
attendance were Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard T. Crane and Miss Frances Harris
OF Ottawa, Miss Charlotte Day and
Miss Clara KasSuha Of Milwaukee
Miss Berenfce Johnson Of Atchison,
Mr. Richard J. Hopkins Of Garden
City, Mr.. and Mrs Julian Sydnor. Mr..
and Mrs John Baird Nicholson. Mr.
and Mrs Albert T Reid. Mr. Charles
L Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs Charles J.
Skinner, Mr. and Mrs Ilif Felix, Mr.
and Mrs Don Mulvane, Mr. and Mrs.
r. c. MohIer. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Morgan, Mrs Julia WikidaI WeIIs,
Miss Mary Meade, Miss Alice Meade,
Miss Ola Cronk. Miss Frances Con-
nell, Miss Clara Carr, Miss Alice La-
kin, Miss Margaret Going. Miss AIaude
Grimes. Miss Edna Herbst. Miss Nellie
Millspaugh, Miss Mary Moore. Miss
Ethel Estberg. Miss Mamie Veale,
~
lam. Miss Helen Lindsay. Miss Esther
Rodgers. Miss PermeIia Curtis. Miss
Florence JohnStone, Miss BerenIce
Fuller. Mr. Roy Thompson, Mr.. Bert
FIeishman- Mr. Roland Perkins Nr-
Wilbur Galloway. Mr. Jay House. Mr.
Harold Copeland, Mr. Edwin Curry.
Mr. Th0S- L. King, Mr. Clay Hamilton,
Mr.. Harry Wolf Mr.. Jerome John
stone. Mr.. Edward KeTlam. Mr. Ben
Scandrett Mr. Mike Murray, Mr..
KistIer, Mr.. Joe Wilson. Mr. Paul
Sweet. Mr.. Bernard Crosby, Mr.. Al
bert Patten. Mr.. Howard Patten and
Mr. Charles Guibor-
The presence Of a number OF attrac-
tive visiting girls helped to make the
dance interesting Miss ELiza0etn
PermeIia Curtis is a wellesley girl. a
cIassmate of Miss Curtis She wore
a gown Of pink liberty silk last night
and pink flowers in her hair. Miss
Charlotte Day Of Milwaukee. who is
visiting Ethel Estberg was in laven-
dar messaIfne. Miss kassuba OF Mil
waukee. who has been Miss Frances
ConueIIs guest since before the hell
days was in white messalfne- The
HeIiaHthus set claims the kaSSuba
girls for their own, for Miss Jean
Kassuba who was here last winter for
an extended visit to Miss Connel1. won
many friends in her hostess circle
and Miss Clara Kassuba repeated her
success. Mrs Crane and Miss Harris
of Ottawa are visiting Mrs Charles
J. Skinner. The former was in pink
satin and Miss Berenice Johnson of
Atchfson was in Iavendar silk trimmed
with lace Of the same shade. The
smash Of the evening was made by
Miss Ola CrOnk. a new girl in town
and one of the fair co-eds at Wash
burn. Miss Cronk looks about II, is
reuarka bIy pretty in a dainty, demure
way and is regarded with some con-
sternatfon by the other girls who feel
in their bones that she Is the kind Of
girl who makes the party more diff
ficuIt The popular young matrons
who are the real bellies of the HeHan-
thus set have an acquisition this sea
son in the person of Mrs. Julian Syn
nor who is one Of the most sought af-
ter of the younger chaperons- Mrs
Svduor was a Tennessee girl and has
all the charm of the typical Southern
woman
Miss Mona Ryan. HiaWatha girl
daughter Of Judge s l. Ryan. who Is
q prominent member OF the House, is
in vaudeville appearing with Una Clay
ton in the sketch His Local Color and
vvfTr be at the Orpheun1 in Kansas City