The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-01


der. Mr.. Leo Mooney. Mr.. Alex Spen-
Ger, Mr.. Ed Ingham. Mr.. Ed Mooney,
Mr.. Cyrus Monroe, Mr.. Glenn Haughey,
Mr.. Ray George, Mrs Glenn Miilice.
Mr.. George White. Mr.. w. williams,
Mr.. Karl Bowman, Mr.. Otis Smith Mr.
Rudolph Downs. MI Arthur Banta.
Mr.. Ralph Rohrer. Miss Bess stew
ems. Miss Hardcastle. MISS isabel
Heath. Miss Edna Hopkins, Miss Mil
dred Guild. Miss Catherine Hughes.
Miss Alice Willard, Miss Whitney. Miss
Lux, Miss Scott. Miss Marguerite Mills.
Miss Bess Renwick. Miss Maurine
Stephenson, Miss Helen Morrow, Miss
Ella Davis, Miss Airline Dietrich. Miss
Marjorie Thompson. Miss Berenice
Fsn.ahizer, Miss Ingham. Miss Helen
Katherine Ke1lam, Miss Marie Lager
strom, Mrs. MilHce. Miss Rachel Hotch-
kiss, Miss Madeline Whitney, Miss
Louise Heath Miss Marion Thompson,
Miss Mary Sawyer. Miss Yetta Conk-
ling, Miss Dorothy Gleed, Miss Elsie
Mrs. Otto Kiene. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Stone. and Mr.. and Mrs. Guild.
X X
Of all the gay maskers in the city of
Topeka, none were more joyous than
the smallest students at Bethany coll
lege, namely, the Undergraduates. The
O'Clock call of the cuckoo clock
marked the arrival of the forty little
tets, brim full of Halloween excite
ment, who found the kindergarten
room gay with grinning pumpkin faces
and Japanese lanterns. Interspersed
with the regular practical work were
songs, marching and games fitting the
occasion; and so happily passed this
Teresa Long. the directress, was
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ingham enter
tanned the J. o. c. girls and the B. A.
r. A. c. A. boys and a few of Miss
Ingham's friends from the E L. in hon.
or of her birthday, at their residence,
Gil West Fifth street. The party was
a complete surprise to Miss Ingham
and was one of the largest social af-
guests were invited: Mr.. and Mrs. D.
H. Branaman, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White, DR..
and Mrs. L. v. Sans, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
j. Prescott, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e. Fem
hiatt, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Kenney, Mr..
C. M. Snodgrass, Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Baumgartner, Miss Edith Atwood. Miss
Mary Martin. Miss Butler. Miss Marion
Kenney, Miss Eva Baker, Miss Flor
ence Westerfield, Miss Charlotte Par
rett, Miss Dessa Denham. Miss Artie
Armstrong, Marcia Moore, Eta Covell.
Rosa Denham, Edna May Lawrence,
Grace Reed, Elizabeth Gregory, Ella
BRADSHAW. 0 0na May Miller. Neva a
Ayers. Alma Lyons, Marie Mccormick.
Pessie While, Janet Thomson, Maude
Sproat, Myrtle Sproat, Zoe Hughes,
Miss Marshall, Gertrude Clevenger,
Deany Prussner. Miss johnson. ALA
Rogers. Mr.. R. F. Atwood. Mr.. J. O..
Jorgenson of Kansas City, Mr.. James
Baker, Mr.. Homer Rountree, Mr.. G.
W. Snodgrass, Mr.. Claude Blake, Mr..
John Hayner, Mr.. Allan Westerfeld,
Mr.. Gibson. Mr.. Roy Starr, Mr.: Pea
body, Mr.. Darlington. Mr.. Roy Blake,
Mr.. Hirsh, Mr.. Riley, Mr.. Norcroff, MT.
Ranta, Mr.. Nebbergall. Mr.. Gresser,
Mr.. Bert Lempineau, Mr.. R. M. Robin
son. Mr.. Ray. Mr.. Snyder, Mr. Clark,
er, Mr.. De MILFORD Griswald, Mr..
Montgomery, Mr.. Parker. Mr.. Rich
ards, Mr.. Stone, Mr.. Young, Mr..
Robert Heinzelman. Mrs. Ingham was
| assisted throughout the evening by
| Mrs. M. J.. Baumgartner, Mrs. n. J.
Prescott, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Doyle
and Miss Ruth Ingham. Refreshments
| were served during the evening In the
dining room, the table decorations were
carnations and ferns. A very large
birthday cake with beautiful autumn
design in heavy frosting made a pref
ty centerpiece. Miss Ingham was the
recipient of many beautiful gifts, and
! the affair was delightful success
| MIS-. lnEnaIH anu Il6T daughter I1StClic
are both very hospitable hostesses. and
Miss Ingham's friends always enjoy
any social affair at Miss Ingham's resi-
| dence.
| Miss Myrtle Jones and Mr.. B. F,
Wilkinson of Grandfeld, Okla, were
married Saturday night at the home
of the brides sister. Mrs. Matthews
| 1881 Grand avenue. Rev. Thomas
Young performed the marriage cere-
| a,,f
among them Miss Elizabeth Bowling
| of Belfast, ireland, Mrs. Carlton Sawin
of Salina, Mrs. Adelaide Young OF
Manhattan and Mrs. o. B. Matthews OF
Mcfarland. The bride wore simple
white dress and carried large
bouquet of brides roses. Mr.. and Mrs
| Wilkinson left Immediately after the
ceremony for Grandfield, Okla, where
they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Brunt gave an
| Informal dinner Saturday night at
the Elks' club for Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. s. Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Gavitt
and Mrs. Birds sister, Mrs A. M.
Rider of Cedar Rapids Ia
DR.. and Mrs. Pettyjohn, 81 West
Sixth avenue, entertained at an in
| formal dinner yesterday, Miss Nc
Intosh and Miss Bartlett, teachers in
Bethany college, Professor White
head of Washburn, and Mr. and Mrs
| Whiteharr.
|
| Mrs. B. B. Clary gave Halloween
party Saturday afternoon. The fol-
lowing guests were there: Miss Mon
tica Mcdonald, Miss Margaret Nc
Donald Miss Airline Milan, Miss Edna
| CIary. Miss Ruth Nay1or, Miss Helen
| Clary, Mr.. Morris Milan, Mr.. Ray
mond U1sh, Mr.. George Weaver, Mr..
Ralph Clary, Mr.. Wilder Mcdonald
| and Mr.. Robert Clary. The house
decorations were autumn leaves and
lanterns.
! Miss Mabel Gilchrist entertained a
number of friends Saturday night