The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-20
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Mr.: Mcpherson Mills, son of Mr..
and Mrs! Arthur Mills is four years
| old today, and in honor of the advent
| he asked some of his little friends to
be his guests at the Buster Brown
matinee this afternoon and after that
| there will be real party at the home
of his parents on Topeka avenue.
| =
Mrs. Joe Morgan has asked guests
for an informal bridge party on Mon
day evening.
The Varsity dance given at Stein
berg'S on Friday night was attended
by the following: Miss Mary Gleed,
| Miss Louise Heath, Mis- Isadel Heath,
Miss Yetta Conkling, Miss Mary Saw
yer, Miss Berenice Chapman, Miss
Mildred Guild, Miss La We're Langdon,
Miss Mary Williams, Miss Marie Zieg-
Ter, Miss Clara Daniels, Miss Bess AL
| lison, Miss Hazel Larkin, Miss Edna
Heap, Miss Hattie Howard, Miss Ha-
eel Jones, Miss Marie Lagerstrom,
Miss Louise McNeal, Miss Mary Hayes,
Miss Louise Dietrich, Miss Edna
Thompson, Miss Emma Smith, Miss
Louise Mill, Miss Elsie Wood Miss
Rose Mitchell. Miss Vera Benjamin,
Miss Leta Rice, Miss Mary Gage,
Miss Ruby Heller, Miss Vivian Tuttle,
Miss Laura Armstrong, Mr.. Irving
Platt of Junction City, Mr.. Omar
Snyder, Mr.. Alex Spencer, Mr.. Stafford
Chamberlain, Mr.. Harold Tice, Mr.
Wistar Williams, Mr.. George Breth-
our, Mr.. Arthur Weisgerber, Mr.. Joe.
John Robb, Mr.. Ray Ufford, Mr.. How
ard Carruth, Mr. William Heap Mr.
Herman Carkhuff, Mr. Karl Bowman,
Mr.. James Clark, Mr.. Osborn Larimer,
Mr.. Clarence Aten, Mr.. Robert Steele,
Mr.. Cy Monroe, Mr.. Lee johnson, Dr.
Leo Haughey, Mr.. John Borah, Mr..
Earl Voorhis, Mr.. James Hayes, Mr..
Hal Hotchkiss, Mr.. J. R. George, Mr.
Ralph Forbes, Mr.. Ferguson, Mr.. Bill
Evers, Mr.. Harold Tice, Mr.. Carl Berg.
Mr.. Ed Curry and Mr.. Charles
Mitchell say there will be another
Elks dance for members and their
families on Friday, April End.
The Tau Iota Gammas gave a din
ner on Thursday evening at the home of
Miss Myrtle Whiteker, 1921 Clay street,
in honor of Miss Grace Rousseau whose
marriage to Mr.. Robert Ambrose, will
take place Wednesday, March 81. The
table decorations were in red and white,
a large bunch of narefssus being used
for the center piece. Covers were laid
for Miss Rousseau. Miss Gertrude
Haynes, Miss Grace Lukens, Miss Ora
Moneypenny. Miss Eva Curry, Miss Jen-
ME MOneypenny, Miss Gladys West,
Miss Barbara Ripley, Miss Laura
Haynes, Miss Mary Banks, and Miss
Myrtle Whiteker.
Little Harry Bone celebrated his tenth
birthday by giving his friends a party
Friday afternoon at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. Bone,
cluded: Marian Dana, Doris Rosser,
Isabel Crawford, Mary Rodgers, Mil
dred Bone, Grace Dana, Mildred STAN
ton, Anna Weightman, Harriet Risteen,
Carson Thomas, Harold Simpson, Gale
Morgan, Billie McClintock, Clare Mem
ninger, Kenneth Ogleby, Wilbur Cole,
John Porter, Wallace Simpson, Christie
pher Thompson, Edward NelHs, and
Donald Lindeu
The Golden Rule club was entertain
ed on Friday afternoon by Mrs. F. w.
Watson, president of the City Fedora
tion of clubs. The following programme
was given:
Piano solo-Polish Dance. .Scharwenka
Miss Agnes Coulter
Vocal duet-Land of the Swallows.
Mrs. Jessie Howes. Mrs. F. NJ. Drake. 1eais,s.
Miss Lucille Becker.
Paper-The Old Santa Fe Trail. .
Mrs. Charles Fuller.
The Music study club was enter
tained by Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Wahle
on Friday evening. There were a
number of guests, and an unusually
good programme was given:
Piano duet-Caprice, Nevin, Pertak
.... Theckehowefky
Mrs. H. B. Parker and Mrs. Vivian
Rush.
Piano SOlO-Caprice 80. Max Bogich
Mrs. H. B. Pasker.
Vocal duet-Birds That Sing in May
Mrs. c. B. smithe. Mrs. charles IsefssKy BeaT
ading-The Rainbow and the
Maid, Fishing ......
Miss katherine Albaugh.
Vocal solo-Time of May -. .Falter
Miss Celia Smith. l onaio
Vocal solo-Gay Butterfly .Hawlev
Mrs. r. H. Morehouse.
Piano duet-Midsummer Nights
Dream ............ Mendelssohn
Mrs. Albaugh and Mrs. L. L. Goodwin
Vocal solo-Sing Oh Ye Birds. Metcalf
Miss Legler.
Reading-Down on the Irish Coast
Miss Clara Crumb.
Vocal Trio-Mrs. Wahle, Mrs. Rear
Miss Smith.
The Vespuccian club gave a. banquet
Friday evening at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Hodgins, 921 West
Tenth street. The decorations were In
the club colors, white and. yellow, and
he following were present: Mr. and
]. S. Ensminger. Mr.. and Mrs. f. M.