The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-28

noon, June g. at 1 o'clock in Ottawa.
Both Miss Shafer and Mr.. Schlegel
formerly lived in Topeka and they have
friends here who will be interested in
the news of their approaching mar.
riage.
TITS just a paying-up party" said a
prospective hostess. I'm not having
any of my friends"
Today was full of entertainment for
the visiting bankers. In addition to
many informal luncheons the chief So
cial event of the morning was the L
o'clock breakfast given by Mrs. w. E.
Stanley and Mrs. Henry J. Allen to
about forty ladies in honor of the fol-
lowing visiting ladies: Mrs. Frank
Miller of Ottawa, Mrs. w. Y. Morgan
of Hutchinson, Mrs. Fred NJ. Shires of
Ottawa. Mrs. w. J. Bailey of Atchison
and Mrs. G.. A. Linscott of Holton.
The breakfast was given at the Stanley
home in Riverside and later the ladies
went in a party to join the other ladies
in an automobile ride.
At the banquet for the bankers
Wednesday evening the procession of
gowns was imposing. Mrs. M. M.
Rowley of Topeka was gowned in pale
green muslin with point lace yoke and
pearl trimmings. Mrs. w. J. Bailey
were satin cashmere robe of ashes of
catalpa tone heavily embroidered; Mrs.
white crepe with trimming of cream
lace; Mrs. w. E. Stanley was in black
net with jet trimmings.
At the reception of the Country club
the following ladies received: Mrs.
| William Peck of Concordia. Mrs w.
w. Bowman of Topeka. Mrs. Charles
| Carey, Mrs. c. @. Chandler, Mrs. L. f.
| Naftzger, Mrs. j. S. Corley and Mrs.
Denton of Attica.-Wichita Beacon,
| Thursday.
| Miss Clara Daniels Miss Marion
| Thompson and Miss Katherine Kellam
will give a supper Monday night at
| Miss Daniels home for the Washburn
who will leave at the close of the
| school term for their homes.
The Delta Phi fraternity of Wash
burn college will give an informal
| dance tonight at Hudson's.
Mrs. Carnelius, 1887 Clay street. gave
/ a birthday party for her daughter
Hazel Thursday afternoon. The girls
| and boys asked were Merle Sinner
Mildred Hill. Mildred Stanton, Ruth
0rittenden, May Craysdale, Margaret
Marshall. Mabel Jones, Janet Thomp-
| son, Grace Dana, Blanche Supple
| Gerald Sinner, Merrill Rutter, William
Drum, Chas. Bowman, Fred Ketfield
John Parker, William Beardsley
Horace Bowman, Clarence Gold, Frank
| Whitnler, Ralph Sinner.
| x X y
Mrs. M. M. Hilbert announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Pearle tc
Mr.. Will E. Wintemute of Chicago
|
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. George Esterly and her son
| of Lawrence left Wednesday for
Salem, O.. to visit her parents.
Miss Polly Nelson of Ironwood
Mich, guest of her sister. Mrs. Kaye
went to Fort Leavenworth today to
/ attend a post hop this evening.
! Mr.. Matt Weightman, jr., has just
returned from independence. where
he has been attending the Kansas
Pharmaceutical association. Mr.
Weightman was elected assistant
secretary of the association and also
appointed on a committee to in
vestigate the laws recently passed by
the last legislature.
student at Washburn. is a pledge OF
the Sigma Delta Psi sorority.
II Miss Blanche Rohrer will go tc
Smith Center next week for a visit to
Miss Frances Reed
II Mrs. J. N. Dolley and Miss Esther
Dolley of Maple Hill spent Thursday
in Topeka. Miss Dolley will come tc
Topeka in about week for visit tc
Miss Lenora Stubs.
i Mrs John Work of Meriden is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. A
Bergen.
Mrs. H. A. Auerbach and hei
daughter, Ruth Aline. are spending
few days in Kansas City.
Charley, DEAR said young Mrs Tor
kins, Il am learning a lot about baseball
! can pick ont the umpire qIdi az, every time,