The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-03
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noon. July 5, on the lawn Of Mr.. J. M.
Meade, a play will be given by the
children of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution, Inaer An, I W
W. Horn will also deliver patrioJc q;
address Games of different KINDS
have been arranged for AdaresseSs
will also be made by the PFs z1r NJ
the Sons of the Revolution MI; NJ
Meade, and by Captain ]. G. Waters'
Judge Joseph L. Eldridge ana oIilels'
DR.. J. c. McClintock, who Is IN
Europe with Mrs McClintOck, their
four daughters and their two gran9-
children, cabled his son-in-laW, MI );
c. Mohler, this week to JON theIn anu anu
that his passage was engaged on tHe
Mauritania sailing July 10. MI: MOI
Ter will lcslve Next week and Will make
8 party of nine which DR.. McChntock
is taking on seeing,Europe trip
Mrs. A. A. Hayes gave a luncheon
today for Miss Lulu Healy of Los An
geles, who is spending the summer
with her Topeka friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Crittenden gave
a dinner Wednesday for DR.. and MRS;
c. A Finch and their guests, Mr.: ana
Mrs. Lyle Finch Of Des Moines' Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl r. Forrest. OF
Washington, Pa. are guests Tor a lew
days of Mr.. James p Rowley. STOP
yon. Mr. Forrest was graduated with
this years class from Ann Arbor and
they were married June %. Mr.. ana
Mrs. RowIey and Mr.. Forrest met at
the snake-dance at Oraibi in Hopiland
three years ago and annually since
Mr.. Forrest, who, like Mr.. RoWley, Is
an enthusiast about the Indians OF the
southwest, has stopped in Topeka Oh
his way to New Mexico and Arizona,
where he habitually spends his Vaca-
tions. Mrs. Rowley, who has been al
West Point visiting her son, Mr.. Arner
Robenson, is expected home in rev
days. Her daughter, Miss Floyd
Robenson, will prolong her visit at
West Point and will attend a house
party at Baltimore before she returns
Miss Irene Carter, who leaves next
week with her parents for perma-
nent residence in Marshall, No, and
given by her girl friends the past
fortnight. was given a morning whist
and luncheon by Miss Mary Cooper
Friday. The others asked were: Miss
Miss Florence Davis, Miss Ethel Par
fit, Miss Kathleen Middaugh, MISS
Blanch Wharton Miss Molly Slpes,
Miss Dorothy Berry, Miss F'reda Belts,
ham, Miss Bessie Lagerstrom, Miss
Alice Etnyer. Miss Helen Lux. Miss
Alice Henderson, Miss Isabel Dickin-
son, Miss Genevieve Mcmillan, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Trap, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Gillespie. Miss Gertrude
MuIvane. Miss Margaret Garvey. Miss
Hazel Jones, Miss Julie Wellhouse,
Miss Dora Stitt of wellington, Mr..
Holmes Meade, Mr.. Robert Fullerton,
Mr.. Fred McKirhan, Mr. Robert
steele and Mr.. Walter Moore of New
ton left today for Vera to camp until
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. H. Schelle. 1885 Topeka
avenue gave q neighborhood party
this afternoon for her daughter Vir-
ginia, to celebrate her third birth
day anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Samson have
been entertaining a house party at
their farm, Lakeside. Those in the
party were MIR. Edward Clayton of
ST. Joe, Mr.. Robert Forsythe of Chi
cago, Mr.. Charles Carpenter, Mr.. Rus
sell Benedict, Mr., Ralph Benedict,
Mr.. SeIden Jones, all of Kansas City.
Mr.. w. Pugh, Mr.. Wendell Switzer,
Mr.. Lawrence Serry, Mr.. Harold
Gaines and Mr.. Phillip Samson.
THE Flag and the Club Woman"
will be the topic discussed during the
Sunset Hour this evening at the chau-
tauqua. Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland and
Mrs. w. A. Johnston will lead the
discussion.
Miss Mary Triton entertained at
cards Thursday night in honor of
Miss Eliza beth Emme of Los Angeles.
The guests were Miss Margaret Wall,
Miss Dollie Felker, Miss Kathryn
Howe, Miss Marguerite Bakule, Miss
Eva SchelIe, Miss Josephine Zudler,
Miss Eva Cox, Miss Kathryn Etzel,
Miss Helen Palcyne, Miss leila Fish
err, Miss Anna Etzel. Miss Jessie UNI
pIeby, Miss Josephine Weaver and
Miss Florence Triton, Mr.. Lewis
Breen, Mr.. Frank Durein, Mr.. Robert
Farricy, Mr.. John Obenhausen. Mr..
Lewis Rosner, Mr.. August Johns, Mr..
Wyman Schafer. Mr.. James Gunther.
Mr.. Owen Doyle, Mr.. Benno Triton,
Mr.. Thos. White and Mr.. Joseph Frit-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Middaugh will
give dinner party Sunday, at their
suburban home, Sunnyslope. for their
family and a few of their immediate
friends. The guests invited include:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Overton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Maze. Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
is Deppe, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Deppe,
Misses Emma Boone of St. Joseph,
Minnie Middaugh, Edith Middaugh,
Myrtle Broom. Margaret Harries,
Verne Hare, Blanche Snyder, Edna
Wise. Lila Caldwell, Vera Maze, Car
RE Lesser, MeSsrs. Frank Middaugh,
Clifford Deppe, Hugh Harries, Ray
Harries, Charles Wise, Guy Mallory,
Dan Dibble.
The marriage of Miss Leona Dudley
and Mr.. Albert w Rehkopf, took
place at s o'clock Wednesday evening
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Dudley, 1897 Nor
ris avenue. in the presence of many
relatives, who were received by the
parents of the bride, beneath a bank
of palms and ferns artistically ar
ranged in the front parlor. The cere-
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