The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-02
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Mrs. Edward Harrison gave buffet
luncheon this afternoon at the Coun-
try club in honor Of Mrs.
James Feeley, her guest from New
York. She was assisted by Mrs. Frank
Crane and Mrs. Charles Skinner, VINO
poured the chocolate and coffee and
by Miss Susa Wolcott and Mrs. Hal
Hazlett, who helped serve the luncheon.
Miss Hazel Kaiser sang, and Miss Irene
Welchims have a reading. The rooms
were darkened by drawn blinds ana
artificially lighted by the mission
lamps and red candles. The fireplace
BANKED with palms. was a cheerful
place with it's burning logs. The ia
BILE decorations were of liberty roses.
The guests were: Mrs. Frank Foster
Mrs Richard Shakeshaft Mrs. Frank
Crane, Mrs. Charles Skinner, Mrs. Hal
Neil. Mrs. Frank Parkhurst, Mrs. Thos.
Hankla, Mrs. Charles Love, Mrs. JOS
eph Fay, Mrs. Bowers, Mrs NJ q
Holmes, Mrs. F. S. Thomas, Mrs Rich
ard Thomas, Mrs. c. G. Whlpp!e; MRS.
NJ c. Porter, Mrs. ]. CLANCY Mrs. j.
w. Kaiser, Mrs. Movers, Mrs f.
Mold, Miss Susa Wolcott, Miss Irene
Welchims, Miss BERTHE Love, MISS cara
Marlett, Miss Katherine Marriott, MISS
Mary Barclay, Miss Hazel Kaiser and
Miss Grace WEIGH.
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The Topeka avenue 500 club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Ell roster.
Substitutes will be Mrs. S. w. Watson
hrs. David Barton, Mrs. J. w. swift
ger, Mrs Melville Metcalf. and Mrs.
Harry Lyman.
The girls of the subsenior class of
the high school will give spread for
the boys of the class Saturday night
at the home of Miss Grace Grote, 1879
Tyler street.
Mrs e. A Harrison gave bridge
party at the Country club yesterday In
honor of Mrs. James Feeley of New
York A prize of half a dozen gold
etched water glasses was awarded Mrs.
Margaret Swift, who is here from Kan
sas City, the guest of Mrs Thomas j.
Myers. The house was decorated IN
palms. liberty roses and red canFies-
The guests were: Mrs Charles Skinner,
Mrs A ]. Wolcott, Mrs. Roy Craw-
ford, Mrs. J. W. Kaiser, Mrs +. w.
Watson. Mrs. r. A. Burch, Mrs. Harry
Seery, Mrs. H. H. Hazlett Mrs. George
Eagle. Mrs. H. A. Spielman, Mrs. J. c.
Emahizer. Mrs. c. H. Gaunt, Mrs. Mar
get Swift of Kansas City, Mrs. T. j.
Myers, Mrs. ". L. Trump. Mrs. Ernest
Cline, Mrs. E. ]. Crockett Mrs. John
Barber. Mrs. Frank S. Crane, Mrs
f. N Risteen. Mrs. Margaret Wiggin
Mrs. A. H. Baldwin of Kansas City,
Miss Ma -garet Going, Miss Susa VOL
colt, Miss Lenore Monroe, Miss Florence
WEIGH Miss Hazel Kaiser. Miss Doro-
thy Cooper of Abilene. Miss Hazel Ris-
teen and Miss Mamie Veale.
Mrs. SiIas Porter entertained her
bridge club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
J. 4. McClintock and Mrs. j. M. Fuller
substituted for absent members.
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Miss Esther Lynch will entertain the
Junior class of the high school at her
home, 500 Topeka avenue Friday night.
Mrs. Andrew James will give a party
tonight in celebration of her husbands
til birthday.
Many Topeka mothers are looking
eagerly to the approaching
holiday season because it means the
Homecoming of their children from
schools here and there throughout the
country. A reunited family for two
weeks out of the long school year
means a great deal to the parents who
. re Obliged to be lonesome all the
! est of the winter so that the young
PEOPLE may breathe the atmosphere
= culture and devour great chunks of
learning and at the last attach to
heir name a set of initials which will
Re the open sesame to the portal of
Every treasure-cavern. Miss Guenn
GODDARD, who is in school at VaSSar, |
will come home in two or three weeks
&c spend her holiday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. GODDARD. Mr.. Al
len McNeaI, who is attending Ann
Arbor. will arrive December 1S to
visit Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. McNea1. Miss
BERTHA Kitchell and Miss Gertrude
Kitchell, students at the Wisconsin
university at Madison, will spend the
Christmas season with their father
and mother Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Kitchell. Mr.. Quinton Adams, who is
attending the university at Lafayette,
md, will be at home with Mr.. and
Mrs p H Adams for the holidays. |
Miss Lillian Parfit will come from
7 lincoln, Neb., to be with her people in
Topeka. Miss Phil Reed of the State
Normal school in Emporia, and Mr..
Tick Reed of the university at Law
renee will spend their vacations with
DIR. and Mrs c. B. Reed. Mr.. Francis
Ronebrake, who has been i'll at Ann
Arbor. hopes to be well enough to
,>ome HON for Christmas. Miss Nellie
Raster and Miss Louise Raster, who
are attending Simmons college in
Boston. will arrive about the 18th,
and Miss Daisy Monroe, also at school
IN Boston. is expected home. Miss
Z nnabel Garvey, a Wellesley student,
will arrive on the 18th. Mr.. John
Hamilton will come from Andover to
spend his vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
l. d. Hamilton. Miss Gertrude Nc