The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-30
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Miss Hazel Grimes has asked the
following guests to an informal after
noon party Tuesday for her cousin
Miss Mabel Muxen: Mrs. Monte klst-
Ter. Miss Marie Lagerstroms Miss
Esther Rodgers, Miss CLYDE Bone
brake. Miss Eliza beth Holiday, Miss
Bertha Hull Miss Dorothy Porter,
Miss Henrietta Alexander. Miss Mar
fOrie Whitney. Miss Marguerite Park-
iusOn. Miss Louise Heath, Miss Annie
Laurie HIllyer. Miss June Mitchell,
Miss Lillith Mccormick and Miss vera
Grimes.
The L and I club have postponed
the luncheon they planned Tor June
End on account of the meeting OF the
city Federation on that date. How
ever they viii give poverty lunch-
con at the Country club, THURSDAY,
June eth. The luncheon will be fol-
lowed by a musical program in when
the following people have been asked
TO take part. Miss Helen Hogeboom,
Miss Ann Troutman and Miss BeF-
nice Chapman for vocal mum bers: Mrs
Merrill Mills for piano music and Miss
Margaret Fowler for violin numbers.
The club viii hold its last regular
meeting for the year Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs Frank ID.
Merriam, 1921 Western avenue
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Miss Inez Heinz. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Heinz, and Mr.. Russell
Thompson. son of Mr.. and Mrs. g W.
Thompson. were married Sunday af-
ternOon at $3.50 by Rev. J. Barratt at
the parsonage. Mr.. and Mrs Thomp-
son win live at 625 Van Buren, street
Western Sorosis gave their annual
field day luncheon Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. W. ". Kitchen.
in POtwin. About forty people at
tended The luncheon was followed
by a program in which Mrs. J. D. Nc
Farland. the president of the club for
the past year. read a paper. purport-
Ing 10 consist of interviews with va
rious members of the club The con-
versatfons reported were so strikingly
chara cteristfc il was hard to believe
they were imaginary. Her paper was
followed by short talk by Mrs. w
A. McCarter- The remaining num-
hers of a program of unusual interest
were furnished by Mrs. A. A. GODDARD.
Mrs. F. L. Hayes. Mrs. H. o. Carver.
Mrs Charles Spencer. Mrs. F. W.
watson and Mrs. Mary Montgomery.
The guests of the club were: Mrs.
Ward Burlingame, Mrs. Lenore Doster
Cook. Mrs. T. 3. Cowgirl Mrs Mary
Hale. Mrs Mary f. Grubbs. Mrs e:
2. TomIinson. Miss Bertha Hampstead
and Miss Mary Quigley. Mrs \. a.
GODDARD has been chosen president
for the coming year.
The Current Literature club will
hold its last meeting for this year
tuesday afternoon at tn ehome OF
Mrs. J. G. West, 1915 Harrison street
Mrs. West and Mrs. G. C Bowman
viii be hostesses.
The country club was formally
opened Saturday night by a dinner
10 Ter- bout 90O V1ennla.
Dinner was served from to s, and
afterwards Mt. John SWitzer told
about the golf players of the club and
the speech was illustrated with draw
ings by Mr.. Albert T. Reid. The word
pictures and the pencil sketches
showed some of the most distinguished
"golfsts'' of the club in action. Mr..
Armin Fasslar. Judge A. w. Dana. Mr.
7. NJ. Conneli. et al were seYerally
brought into the lime light and faith
fully and effectively portrayed.
Miss HuIda Cha pin and Mr. Darwin
Bradley sang and music for the dance
was furnished BY an orchestra from
Lswrence-the Venetian musicians"
of the advance mans story. Probably
the members OF the six-Diece band
were recruited from Tecumseh. Has
kell and other oriental cities
\ letter Just received from Los An
geles. says: THE following Topeka
people enjoyed a days outing at the
home of AIr. George F Overmyer in
the beautiful foothills of Pasadena and
were delightfully."- entertained the fol-
lowing week a the futile summer cot
tage on Island avenue in Venice: Mrs.
Neil and her daughter Daisy. Mrs. w.
7. Healy and her daughters Lulu and
Bernice Mrs. J. L. Paine and her
daughters, Claire and Annie. Mrs.
Glasgow, Mrs. Anderson and her
Overmyer and Mrs. r. futile and
daughters Inez and Vivian.
The girls of the senior class Of
Washburn college were guests of honor
At a party Saturday afternoon. given
hy this alumni members of the Sigma
Delta Psi at the home of Mrs. Glenn
Millice on College avenue.
The Sigma Delta girls of Washburn
college had an informal party Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
Marguerite Mills on Topeka avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Merriam gave
picnic luncheon today at Green Tree
lodge. Alysdale farm, on Twenty-first
street
College conlmence ment affairs will
begin this week Friday night the
WashbIrn medical school will have a
banquet. Wednesday al 1890 the al
umni dinner VIII be served in the