The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-02

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= Thursday evening in Willow
park Those who attended
were: Miss Mary Dallas
Gage, Miss Marion McGaw'
Miss Marie Vanderpool, Miss
Alice Griffin, Miss Una Lytie, Miss
fWinifred Burch, Miss Dorothy Brown,
Miss Gladys Scott. Miss Helen Lind
say, Miss Helen Brigham, Miss Grace
Gaines. and Miss Mignon Logan.
About 200 guests attended a delight
fuI musicale given Friday by the Girls
Guild of the First Methodist church at
the home of Mrs. E. S. Pettyjohn, 72S
West Sixth street. The house was dec
GRATED in flowers and flags. A large
silk flag was draped in the stairway
leading up from the reception hall. The
chandeliers were wound in red, white
ard blue, and small flags were used
throughout the rooms. Ferns and flow
ers completed the decoration Mrs.
Pettyjol1n Miss Wilhelmina Marburg,
Miss Ann Sweet. Miss Gertrude eleven
ger, anI Miss Marie Vanderpool sang,
and piano numbers were furnished by
Miss Mildred Carter, Miss Eva Bailey
and Miss Josephine Lynch. Miss Ceora
Ianham gave a number of readings.
One of the most enjoyable features OF
the program was a musical reading OF
selections from Enoch Arden by MISS
Lanham, accompanied on the piano by
Miss Lynch The selection is particu-
larly difficult, and was well rendered.
The guests were received by Mrs. Pet
tyjohn, Miss BERTHE Greenough. Miss
Mildred Carter, Miss Josephine Lynch,
and Miss Eva Bailey.
The following wedding announcement
has been received by Topeka friends of
the bride: Mrs. Francis Barbour Ew-
ing announces the marriage of her
George A. Sorrow, Wednesday, June %.
1910 at Washington, D. c. At home
after July II, at Gastulia, North Caro-
lima" Tho bride was formerly teach
er in Bethany college, and during her
residence in this city, she made made
friends, who will be interested to know
of her marriage.
Mr. and Mrs ]. F. Lyle will give a
family picnic Monday night at their
home, 3l3 West Thirteenth street, to
celebrate the Fourth.
Mrs. Leslie Strubel of Cincinnati
who is visiting Mrs. Morris Schlegel
and Mrs Davis of Kansas City, who
is visiting Mrs. D. o. Crane, were
guests of honor at a card party given
this afternoon by Miss Julia Whitmer,
at her home on West Sixth avenue.
Mrs George Mccoy will give a thin
bile party next Wednesday for Mrs.
Strubel, Mrs. Charles Wolff has asked
guests for Thursday afternoon, and
Mrs. w. r. Carrie will give picnic
Mrs. Schlegel entertained at thimbles
last Thursday in honor of her guest.
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There will be the regular dinner
dance tonight at the Country club, and
Monday evening there will be fireworks,
dinner and dancing.
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Mrs t ]. Kellam and Mrs. Schuyler
Nichols played for absent members at
q meeting of the Fillmore street whist
club Friday with Mrs. John c. Harmon
and Mrs. Frank D. Merriam, at Green
Tree Lodge, Aylsdale farm.
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Mrs. NJ. C. Hammatt gave a party
Friday at her home on West Tenth ave-
nue. for her grandchildren, Frances and
Adrian Hammatt. There were % guests
in attendance.
Miss Bertha Becker of Meriden, has
asked the following Topeka people to
house party which she will give
Sunday and Monday at her home:
Miss Anna Butterfly, Miss Maude
House, Miss Mae Pryor, Miss May
Corners, Miss Irene Pryor, Miss Au-
relia Ruthvan, Miss Katherine Web
Der, Mr.. Ed Garvey, Mr.. Frank Dure-