The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-19

|OONEzY
Mrs George Crawford entertained
the Summer Bridge club today at the
Topeka club.
The Phi Theta Phi fraternity gave a
dance Saturday night in the ball room
of the w. H. Davis home, 9O3 Western
avenue. Those who danced were: Miss
Florence Davis. Miss Meta Estep.
SIS Katherine Middaugh, Miss
Dorothy Berry, Miss Mary Connors,
Miss Marguerite Nichols, Miss Helen
Dwinnell, Miss Ann Ballard, Miss Mil
dred Carter. Miss Nellie Southwick,
Miss Sylvia Hughey. Miss Evelyn
| Thompson, Miss Helen Grenough, Miss
Mary Slaughter, Miss Ruth Smith,
Miss Helen Casey, Miss Jennie Heinz
man. Mr.. Marshall Kennedy, M.
Eugene Wilson, Mr.. William Bird, Mr..
Bernard Dewey, Mr.. William Bailey,
Mr.. Morris Tucker. Mr.. Lee Samuels,
Mr.. Leroy Petro. Mr.. Fred Sabin, Mr.
| Virgil Lawrence. Mr.. Joe Slaughter,
Mr.. Harold Spielman, Mr.. Walter
Davis, Mr.. Ralph Marshall, Mr.. Dick
| Elmore Mr.. Charles Davis, Mr.. Homer
Archie Brier, Mr.. Walter Richardson,
Mr.. Earl Kemper-
| The fraternity will give stag party
| next Saturday night at the home of
Mr.. Marshall Kennedy
Mrs. George Anthony gave a dinner
and musicale Saturday night compli-
mentary to Miss Amy Martindale OF
Emporia, who is visiting Mrs. George
Hunt and other friends in Topeka
The following guests attended a din
ner given Saturday night by Major AL
verado NJ. Fuller: Gen. c. P. Drew,
Gen. c. 1. Martin. Col Wilder S. Met
calf, Col. Perry NJ. Hoisington, Col.
William ]. Watson, Major Arthur Mills
| and Major A Sharp.
| Miss Helen Knox gave a porch party
Saturday afternoon at her home in
Potwin in honor of her cousin, Miss
| Florence Melton of Columbia, S. c.
Miss Knox was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Dibert Knox, Mrs. Lawson D.
Melton of Columbia, s. c., Mrs. Walter
| NJ Whitson of Kansas City and Heloise
Dibert of Los Angeles. Cal. The
guests were number of the Potw,n
girls and the members of the ]. ]. club,
| including: Miss Helen Casey, Miss
Nellie Southwick, Miss Nellie Mont
| gomery, Miss Roxy Vancil. Miss Ma
fiesta Disney, Miss Neva King, Miss
Jessie Travis Miss Leath Bailey, Miss
Marguerite Dolan, Miss Maud Darby,
| linson, Miss Vera Ebey. Miss Anna
| Odelius, Miss Diberta Dibert of Los
Angeles, Miss Mary Cecilia Movers
Miss Mary Cooper. Miss Nina Roude-
bush. Miss Charlotte Mcclellan, Miss
| Elizabeth Mcclellan, Miss Helen Coe
Miss Merel Beaman, Miss Isabelle
Dickinson. Miss Mildred Carter. Miss
| Marie Cope Miss Gertrude Gray, Miss
Alice Hughes. Miss Opal Heivlsy. MISS
Dot Etnyre, Miss Marguerite kiene
| Miss Bessie Lagerstrom. Miss Bertha
| KitcheII and Miss Florence Davis
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] Announcement is made of the wei
ding of Miss Emma Stevens of Topeka
and Mr.. Edgar Campbell of Warning
| ton. Ore, which took place Thursday
September 8. The bride is a daughter
| of the late F. S. Stevens and has
great many friends here Mr.. Campbell
IS a merchant of Warrington, where lie
his bride viii make their home.
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COMMITTEES No. 14opf the Ladies AID
| society of the First Congregations
| church will entertain the ladies of the
church at thimble party "Wednesday
afternoon. the 21st, at the home of Mrs
D. E. Esterly. 807 Western avenue MRS
Robert Merrick is chairman or the
| committee.
/ Notes and Personal Mention.
| Miss Alice Bayless of Springfield, Mo-
| who is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Corinne Coston. will remain here the
rest of September.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis NJ. Hill have
moved from their home on Buchanan
street. to 1886 Garfield avenue.
! Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Banks and their
daughter Annie have returned from
Colorado, where they spent the sum-
mer.
! Miss Edna Hopkins will spend this
week in Lawrence attending the rush.
| ing parties.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Gillespie have re-
turned from trip to Detroit.
| Mrs Lucy W. Messler, of New York
city. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
r Merriam and Mr. and Mrs. c. w.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. Flower and
their children, sailed Saturday from
Southampton for New York Mrs. Flow
ler and her children have been in Eur
lone a year and half. where Mr.. Flower
Joined them early in September.-Kan-
sas City Star.
Mrs. A. H. Connolly and her daugh-
ter Ester, who visited Mrs. James u
HAYDEN last week, have returned tC
Kansas City The Connolly family will
be at home at the Broadlands after
| October l.
Miss May Schultz has returned from
a three weeks trip to Manitou, Color
ado Springs. and Denver.
Mr.. William Macferran. Jr.. left to-
day for Culver, Ind, to attend the mil
itary academy.
Mrs. Lee Monroe, Miss Lenore Mon
roe, and Miss Cynthia Monroe, who
spent the summer in California, are
now travelling in Canada and will re
turn home the last of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Baker are spend
ing two weeks in Kansas City ano
AtchiSOn.
Mrs. Henry Miller of Abilene, Kan.
has returned home after a visit to hel
sister, Mrs. Louis HILL
fGr- I1o rot n fr-Nr
a visit to her sister, Mrs. A. ]. Shafel
of Summerfield. Kan.
Mrs. ]. L. Shellabarger. who ha.
been travelling abroad the past year
will spend a part of the winter will
her daughter, Mrs. William Macferran
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