The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-25

Mrs. David Winfield Mulvane has
asked guests for tea Friday alter-
noon at 4 o'clock for Miss Dolly Cur
tbs, who leaves Saturday for Washing
ton, to spend the winter seventy .
five invitations have been issued ana
the tea will be the first of series
which Mrs. Mulvane will give this sea-
son.
Mr. and Mrs Charles. w. Guild have
announced the engagement OF tnelr
daughter Florence, to MI har-
ry V. Carter of Cottonwood Falis- Inc
marriage will take place in December
at their house, 719 Lincoln street ana
only a few relatives and trlehds WIN
be asked. Miss Guild and Mr.. carter
met in Colorado Springs, where they
spent the summer and their engage
ment has been known to their lnll-
mate friends ever since their return
Miss Guild is one of the prettiest girls
of the younger set and has any num-
Der of admirers who have regarded
with suspicion the weekly visits OF
Mr.. Carter, who has been coming TO
Topeka in his touring car all fall.
Mrs. Luther Burns entertained the
Lakota club today in honor OF MISS
Eva Dewey of Wichita, who is visit
ing her. Mrs. David E. Palmer has
asked guests for bridge tomorrow al
ternoon for Miss Dewey and Mrs {.
A. Mcclure will give a luncheon for
her Wednesday.
The West Side Forestry club will
meet Thursday. Oct. IS with Mrs. kel-
ley. Mrs. D. H. Forbes will read a
paper on Wild Flowers and Autumn
Shrubs.
Mrs. Wilfred Gillfes was the hostess
at an informal afternoon for MISS
Theo Bodwell today. The party was
made the occasion of a dust-cloth
shower for the prospective bride. The
invitations included Miss Theo Bod
well, Miss Catharine BodweI Mrs
J. p. Terrell, Mrs. Geo. A. Gillies, Mrs.
Nelson of Jacksonville, Fla, Mrs
Ralph Snebley, Mrs Fred Stewart,
Mrs. Fred Philips, Mrs. David Beau
dry, ms. F. E. Grimes, Mrs. B. F.
Wilson. Mrs. George Stoddard, Miss
Bertha Rowles Miss Louise Allison,
Miss Dora Clark, Miss Mary McGiffen,
Miss Margaret McGiffen and Miss
BERTHE Love.
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Saturday evening the Grade Teach
ers' association gave a reception at
the Governors House. More than 300
people called during the evening. The
following persons stood in the receiv-
ing line: Mrs. J. Ware Butterfield.
Governor and Mrs. StubbS Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Whittemore, and the Off
GERS of the ssociation-namely, Miss
Camilla Campbell, Miss Irene Russell,
Miss Lena Davis, Miss Myrtle Kelly,
Miss BERTHE Brown, Miss Alice Nc
Coy and Miss Irene Harkins. The
house was thrown open to the guests,
and on the third floor there was
Gypsy Camp and an Indian tepee. Miss
Mildred HaZelrigg, Miss Ethel Friz-
zell, Miss Lena Bresette, and Miss
Sarah voolfolk, dressed in gypsy
aIn6
the future for all who sought such
revelations in the subdued light of
their tents. Among the guests were
the grade teachers and principals of
the city schools, high school teachers
members of the board of education,
some newspaper people and club wo-
men.
The T. G. F. club will meet We'd
nesday with Mrs. George Hanley, 1915
Taylor street.
Mrs. Joe Z. YarroIl entertained f1f-
teen guests at a four course dinner
Wednesday evening, the occasion being
Mrs YarrolPs birthday The guests
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Bowers, Mr..
and Mrs. Newt. Alden, Mrs. H. J. Whit
comb, Mrs. Viets of Potwin, Mr.. and
Mrs Tom Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Hanson and son Hull Mrs E NJ
Hull. Miss Merle Holingsworth, Mr.. and
Mrs: Yarroll and daughter Martha
Lucille. Mrs. Yarrol1 was the recipient
OF many beautiful presents.
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The Ideal Card club will meet with
Mrs. Harry F. Guthrie tomorrow.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Bremen cele-
brated their wedding anniversary by a
dinner party Sunday evening at their
home, 705 Lincoln street The 22nd was
also the anniversary of the marriage of
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Welcome, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Mclaughlin. and Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Fairchild of Hiawatha Mr.
and Mrs. Welcome and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mclaughlin have spent their anniver-
sary together for So years. They were
married at the same time with double
wedding ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Fairfield and Miss Margaret Fairchild
of Hiawatha, and Mr.. and Mrs. l. Sellig
of Alexandria, Nebraska, were out OF
town guests to the party; also Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Mclaughlin Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Fairchild and Mr.. Halcon1 De