The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-23
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Invitations were issued this week for
enc May fete at the D. w. MuIvane
nome. The date is set Cor Monday, May
Z, and although it is an afternoon af-
raar, the men are invited. The party is
TO be given by the second company of
ten members of the U and 1 club and
IS under the direction of Mrs. Frank
ID. Merriam. Mrs. 7. J. Kellam, Mrs.
9. X Holiday. Mrs. Fred Freeman,
Mrs. Schuyler Nichols. Mrs. James L
King, Mrs. W. A. Morton Mrs. Charles
Mitchell. and Mrs W. H. Eastman
Mrs. Norman s. Wear will entertain
the Monday Whist club Monday after
noon at her home. 1244 Topeka avenue.
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Mr.. Fred Bul1ene will entertain about
so or so of his friends at their annual
onion party the night of May Z, at his
bungalow on Fillmore street. Mr.. Bull
1ene, for obvious reasons. has been Sc
1ected as The Queen of the May, and
early on the eyentful day, subscrip-
ton is being circulated to purchase an
alarm clock to rouse him by 10 o'clock
a. N. and give him time to arrange his
curls before the guests arrive. Mr.. S.
E- Barber will crown the queen with
a chaplet of wild onion blossoms and
Johnnie Jump Ups. Among those who
will dance around the May pole are:
AIr. Henry Scandrett. Mr.. Guilford
Dudley, Mr.. w. A. L. Thompson, Mr..
Charles Gault. Mr. FL. P. Dillon. Mr..
Arthur Mills. Mr.. w T. Crawford. Mr..
Ned Osborn. Mr.. Roy Thompson, Mr..
Dan Hammat. Mr.. Horace Hall, Mr..
Fred Freeman. Mr.. Albert Patten. All
the guests will be dressed in simple
white, SO becoming to innocent young
things when they go a-Maying. As the
Tarty capers about the May pole they
will sing in concert THE Joyous
Springtide' and other merry ditties.
A barrel of onions is en- route from |
garnished with beets and carrots A |
provision of cottage cheese and sour
kraut will be ready to serve. The
bridegroom elect of the party will come
prepared tic take notes and have a set
of suggestion for the wedding feast
when lie goes to Minnesota next year
to take up his yoke of bondage.
In view of the fact that there are to
be no chaperones at the May party, the
parents ard guardians OF the guests
will call for them promptly at $3.50.
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Mrs. Charles Alien Mills and her
guest. Mrs. John Fritts. Of New York,
Will go tc Holton next Tuesday and will
be guests of Mrs Frank farrell until
Friday when they will return to To-
peka. A number of Parties have been
planned for Mrs. Fritts to be given the
following week
Mrs. D. B.. Johnson and Mrs. Luther
Burns entertained Friday night at the
home of the former, 1926 Harrison
street complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Buechner of Cheyenne, Wy, who
are visiting their daughter. Mrs. F. j.
sfacKie. The rooms were decorated in
green and white. Bouquets of snowballs
we're used, and silver candelabra, set
with green tapers ctCcd on the table.
rhe dinner was followed by bridge.
Mrs F. S. Savage won the ladies' first
,rize, and DR.. E. E. Carpenter was
awarded the mems first prize. Thirty
Nf 60 Cd r.a hrNYs. 4 :
sood, were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Grimes win en-
ertafn Informally tonight for Mr. and
Mrs. Buechner. at neighborhood
2a-ty.
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Mrs W. K. Etter, of Arkansas City, .
sho is visiting Mrs. Luther Burns, will
De the guest of honor at q party Mrs.
Burns will give next Tuesday after ,
loon. 1t will be an informal afternoon,
Ind Mrs. Burns has asked just a few
# Mrs. Etter's old friends who knew
Ter well when she lived in Topeka. Mrs.