The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-17
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An important event Of the week was
Mrs Henry Abram Auerbach's reception
given this afternoon at her attractive
house on Governors Square for her
mother, Mrs. A. B. Deutsch OF Carth-
age. Mo. The entertainment was OF es-
peciaI interest because it was the first
large aud fashionable summer recep-
ton and called out q great many unus-
ually lovely toilets. Mrs Auerbach was
assisted by Mrs. David W Mulvane,
Mrs. Chester Woodward. Mrs Harrison
Morgan, Mrs. Charles W. Merriam, Mrs
Charles E Gault, Mrs B. F. Akers
and Mrs s E. Barber.
Mr.. Joe Wilson gave dinner at the
Topeka club last night for Mr. and Mrs
Julian Sydnor Miss Edna Herbst and
Mr. Charles GuibOr. Afterwards Mr..
ard Mrs. Sydnor. who Leave Topeka
soon for a permanent residence IN
Bloomington. Ill. entertained num-
Der of friends at their apartment at
the Devon, with music by Mr. Ray Hall,
violinist. Among the guests were Miss
Polly Nelson of IronwoOd, Mich, Miss
Edna Herbst. Miss Louise Kellam. Miss
Mary Moore, Miss Nellie Millspaugh,
Mr.. John Harrison. Mr. Harold Cope
land. Mr.. Bert Reid. Mr.. Charles Gut
Dor, Mr.Edwin Curry, and Mr-Lew Ora
ham.
Probably the last of the Sunday
night table d'hote dinner the Elks club
was given last night. The dinners for
members and their families with con-
cert during the dinner and afterwards
by MI. Ray Halls orchestra have been
Il pleasant feature of the Lenten and
Easter seasons, but the Country club
dining room will soon be opening for
the season and most of the people who
have been at the Elks' dinners will be
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when, as last season. there viii proba-
bly, be table d'hote Sunday night din
ners with music. Mr.. A F. Colson, who
has resigned his position as steward Of
the EIks' club, will be in charge of
the Country club dining room this sea-
son. Among the people at the Elks
last night were Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Wear, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Morgan, Mr..
". II. Eastman. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Baird Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Crockett, DR.. and Mrs George Port
Ashton. Mrs. Beach Southgate of Chi
cago, Miss Ruth Tincher. Miss Louise
KeIlam, Miss Mary Moore Miss Mary
Meade. Miss Alice Lakin. Mr.. Lew era
ham. Mr.. Ed Curry. Mr.. VIII Curtis.
Mr.. Terrence Ewart. Mr.. Mike Murray
Hr. Charlie Wolff, and Mr. Bert Reid
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hobson's guests
ar an informal card party Saturday
T:ght were Mr.. ard Mrs. Ed Shakeshaft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Shakeshaft Mr..
ard Mrs. Thomas Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs
Mieham. Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs l. L. Kiene Mr. and
Mrs H Ferguson. Dr. Bischoff> Miss
Baldwin. Mr.. Gilmore Whitmore. Mr.
and Mrs S D. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T
Newman. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes,
Mrs. Sadie Kelly.
Mr.. Richard F. Hayden's guests at a
dinner at the Topeka club last night
were Mr.. and Mrs. William S McCHn-
took Mrs Oliver S. Roberts of Chi
cagO, Miss Julia Leland. Miss Florence
Johnstone. Mr.. George Hayden
Mrs. C. B. Reed and Mrs. Willis Cos
ton will give luncheon Friday for the
Fort Scott women who will be town for
the Brier-Thomas- CLANCY West recep-
ton Wednesday. The visiting women
and their hostesses will be guests and
the luncheon will be at Mrs. Coston,S
house on Buchanan street
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From Paris correspondence in Kan
sas City Star. Mrs. Joseph X Hudson
and her daughter, Mrs. Anna Hudson
Smith. Of Kansas City are now in
Europe and expect to remain till fail
They sailed from New York April "a
and visited London before crossing to
the continent They have planned an
Mrs. L. H. Mum Of Topeka landed in
Genoa a few days ago from Finland In
Trieste Mrs. Mum will meet Mrs c f
Mum and the two will tour Germany
France and Switzerland together. Mrs
L. H Mum expects to leave for home
about August I.
Miss Sarah A. Wilder Of Hiawa+ba
sang q SOLO at the opening of the grand
bazaar of the British embassy church
in Sale Roche, Paris, a few DAYS ago
and was enthusiastically encored. The
bazaar was one of the most interesting
events which has taken place in the
English speaking colony this season. II
was formally opened by Lady BERTHE
the wife of the British ambassador
and Whitelaw Reid, the American am
bassador. and Mrs. Reid were presen+
the first afternoon
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The Kansas Woman's Press club win
hold it's annual meeting in Topeka to-
morrow. There will be forenoon and
afternoon meetings. followed by a han
quet in the evening, all to be held Al
the National hotel Mrs L. A. King Of
Topeka is president Of the club. Miss
Matte Beck of Holton is vice president.
Mrs. Matte Bishop of Abilene. score
tary. and Mrs Jessie Mackenzie
Walker Of Kansas City. treasurer.
Miss Annie NJ Parry Bundy an
aounceS the following recitals to be