The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-26

| Dorothy Porter Miss Marie Lager
strom, Miss Bertha Hull. Miss Marjorie
Whitney, Miss MAZDA Garner. Miss Lou
| Use Heath, and Miss Henrietta Alsxan-
der
| Bishop end Mrs Frank R. Mills
/ paugh viii be at home TO the delegates
to the convention and to all their
| friends from to 10 O'Clock Monday
evening May 80 The bishop and his
| ia rniIy are again settled in their own
hCI-se and Bishop and Mrs Millspaush
wiI receive at their home Monday ev-
ening- No invitations have been issued,
/ but al heir friends, as well as the del
egates, are cordially invited
Mrs. Charles R. Hudson of the City
/ of Mexico and Mrs A h Connolly of
/ Kansas City were guests Of honor at a
l o'clock luncheon Wednesday given by
Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon, at the Topeka
club. Roses and fern were used in car
rying out a decorative color scheme Of
green and pink Covers were laid for
I sixteen
Mrs Margaret wiggin gave bridge
party this afternoon for Mrs. Hudson
and Mrs. Connolly, at her home on
I Quincy street
Mrs AIbreeht Marburg will entertain
| her whist club Monday, June s.
Mr. and Mrs. W E Sterne gave an
/ indoor picnic Tuesday night at their
home on Harrison street compH-
r1entary to Miss Kittie Bridenstein IF
/ Mohawk, y. Y. The supper was served
/ in genuine picnic fashion Each guest
I was given a paper maches basket con-
tanning a japanese napkin and the
/ sandwiches, pickles. meat, etc. separ-
ateIy wrapped In each basket was
I tiny bi1liken, and the picnic lunch idea
was carried out even to the pail of
/ lemonade. Prizes Of little bamboo
| baskets brought from California were
/ given The guests were: Miss Briden-
/ stein Mr.. and Mrs A w Bronson, Mr..
and Mrs. F. ". Watson, Mr. and Mrs
/ George H Eagle, Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ
/ Padgett. Mr. and Mrs Clement Smith.
/ Mr. and Mrs. F E Parr, Mr. and Mrs
| Short, Mr., and Mrs Ira Howe. Mr. and
Mrs. V. B. Kfstler. Mrs Margaret Wig
| gin. Mr. and Mrs H A Perry, Mr. and
/ Mrs. G. C Bowman. Mr. and Mrs Bar
| ton. and Miss Bross-
The Country club will be formally
| opened Saturday night, May o. Table
I d'hote dinner will be served from TO
8, followed by a short program and
dancing The secretary, Mr. e 4
wishing to take dinner the opening
evening should telephone the steward
Mr. Oscar LindbIade, before P m
Saturday.
/
Miss Wilhelmine Marburg will enter
/ tain the Girls Guild of the First Meth
odist church at her home June L
| The Ladies' Music club met Wednes-
| day afternoon with Mrs. ". G. Dickia.
The following program was given:
Mrs W W. WikidaI
| BacarolIe ----.-----..-- Rubenste1n
Iha Brook -------------------- McDoWeii
Polinaise --.-----.----.----.--- Mcdowell
Mrs Charles KIeinhans-
Loves Largeness- Charles Nancy
Mrs Florence Thacher.
Sonata, First Movement Grles
Miss Mary Dallas Gage
| IntroVlat1on ..--------.. Mcdowell
The club VIII have its annual picnic
Tuesday. June 7. at the home Of Mrs.
Ralph Skinner, in Shorey-
Mrs Silas Porter has issued invita-
tons for a musicale which she will give
at the Country club Monday after
noon, June s
Mrs W s. BergundthaI entertained
Informally at bridge this afternoon at
| her home. 1874 North Jackson street The
/ card tables were placed in the parlOr
and library and at the conclusion of
| the game a two course luncheon was
served in the dining room Pink and
| white roses were the flowers used and
an exquisite imported drawn work
i tabIeeIoth over pink further developed
i the color tone The ices and cakes
I were pink and white and the warmth
II and good cheer within the rooms were
\ in marked contrast to the duh, chill day
Il outside. Mrs BerSundthaI was assist
II ed by her daughter. Miss Wilma. and
\ her guests were: Mrs L A Ryder,
II Mrs V B. KfstIer. Mrs D J. Hath
away. Mrs Mark Putnam, Mrs Smith.
II Mrs ". s Glass. Mrs Jerome Colvin,
Mrs c z Jordan, Mrs Albert L
Green and Mrs. s c. drummer.
II The ffty-frst annual convention Of
II the diocese of Kansas will meet in To-
n peka at Grace cathedral May 81 The
+ opening service viii be held at $50
Tuesday morning with an address by
II one OF the visiting bishops. The serv-
ice for the laying of the cornerstone of
Il the new cathedral will be held at II
Il o'clock Of the same day The corner
stone viii be laid by Bishop T. R.
Il Millspaugh and the address will be
made by Bishop Nathaniel Thomas of
II Wyoming, son Of the second bishop Of
II Kansas \ procession of bishops. the
II clergy. eatechists and vestrymen of
4 the parishes of the diocese. delegates
to the convention, trustees of the
church Institutions. the faculty and
I students OF the theological school.
I Christ's hospital. and members of the
I corporations OF the diocese viii march
! from the College of the Sisters of
+ Bethany to the new cathedral The
II choirs and the hand will furnish the
music.
/ Mrs L Beard 1I1o Tyler street. en-