The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-27

.oOLAXY
Country club members who do not
attend the opening which takes place
saturday night at the club house, will
miss unique entertainment An emil
ment artist from the east has been
secured at great expense and trouble
TO paint portraits of some of the
prominent golf players of the club,
ana the said portraits will be exhibit
ed on this occasion with proper high
light effects. The story of how these
players have been able to master the
game will be told by famous lectur-
er and politician. The early strug-
giles, the progress, and the final tri-
umphs of our local champions who
adorn the Country club links, will be
outlined with Bryanesque eloquence.
and the devotees of the sport will
again be led in fancy over the thorn
road to technical perfection.
Musical numbers will be given by
Miss Hulda Chaplin and Mr.. Darwin
Bradley, which in itself would be well
worth the trip out there
The decorations are in charge of a
committee of women consisting of
Mrs. Albert Turner Reid, Mrs. Schuy-
Tor Colfax Nichols, Mrs. Eugene San
ford Quinton, Mrs Benjamin Frank
lin Akers and Mrs. Frederick William
Freeman.
A Venetian orchestra will furnish
music during the dinner and for the
dance afterwards. Come and trip it
as. you go on the light fantastic toe"
Mrs. A. o. Wellman, Miss Louise
Wood and Miss May Hull gave
luncheon this afternoon at the Coun-
try club for the members of the Ger
annie Art club. Guests besides the
members of the club We're: Mrs. Lee
Monroe, Mrs. w. F. Schoch, Mrs. d.
P. Paxton and Mrs. Harry Hull, OF
Phophetstown, Ill. The table was dec
GRATED in roses and iris.
The members of the Travellers club
will have their annual picnic at Vine
wood Thursday, June End They will
have dinner at the cafe at $50 in the
afternoon.
Mrs. o. E. Walker entertained a
few guests this afternoon for Mrs.
Edward Grafstrom, of Columbus Q.
The Good Government club will
meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs. j.
P Carnahan, 1927 Buchanan street
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A reception for the visiting bankers
| wives was held Thursday afternoon at
the Elks club 1t was originally plan
ned to give the reception at the Coun-
try club, but it was too far to go in
the rain. Two hundred guests attend
ed and were received by MRS. John
r. Mulvane, Mrs. A. w. Knowles,
Mrs George Guild, Mrs. Fred Free
man, Mrs j. b. Belts, Mrs. M. F..
Southwick, Mrs.. F. F. Gilmore and
Mrs ]. B. Larf1ner. Punch was serv-
ed by Miss Helen Ames, Miss Julia
Larimer and Miss Mildred Guild: A
program was given under the direc-
ton of Miss Ceora Lanham, as fol-
lows: Trio, joys of Spring" Mrs. o.
/ o. Moore, Miss Lanham and Miss Lo-
la Charles. with whistHng accom-
paniment by Mrs. Gladys Hatton;
Stewart; Whistling solo, Mendelssohn's
| Spring Song Mrs. Hatton; reading
by Miss Lanhanl, trio Annie Laurie,'
Mrs. Moore. Miss Lanham and Mrs.
Charles; violin solo, Miss Ruth Mil
Ter: reading, princess of Zenda," Miss
Lanham.
S Miss Laura S6ntilwick has asked the
following guests to dinner tonight at
Iher home; Mss Jessiea Short. Miss
| Miss Ella sDaviss Miss Bernice Johnson
of Atchfson Mr.. Harry Rauch. Mr..
Leo Haughey. Mr.. Frank F1enniken,
Mr. JAG Campbell, Mr.. Clyde Corbett
and Mr. Frank Southwick. After din
ner Miss Southwick and, her guests
will attend the dance at Steinberg' $
| which the girls of the Tivoh and
| Varsity clubs will give tonight.
y y r.
The luncheon given Thursday by Mrs.
w. r. Stubs for the members of
Sorosis and the Chaldean club was at
tended by forty-five guests. Tables
were placed in the dining room and
| library. Mrs. A. H Connolly of KAN
sas City and a few other guests, not
members of the clubs, attended. Miss
Lenora Stubs, Miss Lenore Monroc,
Miss Daisy Monroe, Miss Annie Laura
Hillyer, Miss Cora Klein, Miss Eva
Hartwen and Miss Marie Vanderpool
served at the luncheon
| Mrs L. L., Kiene gave a baby party
| Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Maclay
Lyon and her little son, Maclay, jr.. Of
| Kansas City. The company included:
Mrs. Lyon and Maciay Mrs. Eugene
| Stotts and her son Eugene, .jr., Mrs
Ray Bacon and her daughter Nancy,
Mrs. Otto Kiene and her son Richard,
Mrs. Everett Akers and her daughter
Jane, Mrs. T. S. Lyon, Mrs Peter
Smith, Mrs. Barnby of Kansas City,
Martha.
! TIL Sigma Delta Psi girls of Wash
burn college will have spread on the
college campus Tuesday night, June Z,
| and an all-night party at the sorority
| house for the alumni and active mem
bers. This party will be the night be-
fore commencement.
| Miss Elizabeth Mcclellan gave a mis-
| cellaneous shower at her home in Pot
| win Thursday afternoon for Miss Edith
Davis, whose marriage to Mr.. Hale
Richie will take place Wednesday,
| June l. Miss Lottie Elder has asked
guests for a party Saturday afternoon
/ in honor of Miss Davis.
| So
! Miss Esther Rodgers entertained her
sewing club Thursday afternoon Miss
| Mabel Muxen, who Is visiting her
cousin, Miss Hazel Grimes, was a
| guest.
::
Mrs. Mary l. Chamberlain enter
tanned her Sunday school class Thurs
day afternoon in honor of her birthday
| at her home, ISL Washburn avenue.