The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22
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Invitations will be issued Monday
for a tea which Mrs. Eugene Hagan
will give Thursday at the Topeka club,
in honor of Mrs. Charles Smelser Il
Kansas City, and Mrs. Eugene Lysle,
OF LeavenwOrth, who are coming TO
visit their sister, Mrs. Fred Anderson.
Mrs. d. w. Mulvane will give
luncheon Tuesday, at her home on
Van Buren, street, for Mrs Lysle and
Mrs. Smelzer. She has invited few
women who are old friends of the
guests of honor Covers will be laid
for Mrs. Lysle, Mrs. Smelzer, Mrs. An
derson, Mrs. Arthur Nichols, Mrs. L.
Johnson, Mrs. Eugene Hagan, Mrs
speed Hughes, Mrs. Harrison Morgan,
Miss Nellie Clough. Miss Kate Clough
and Mrs. Mulvane.
The Varsity club gave their annual
spring dance Friday night at Stein
berg's hall. Those who attended were:
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. H. Adams, Mr. and
Mrs. j. D. Gossett, Mr.. and Mrs. G. a.
Guild. DR.. and Mrs. Otto Kiene, Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Mohler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Speelman, Miss Louise Wood,
Miss Dorothy Brown, Miss Lillian Nc
Goff. Miss Louise Heath, Miss Isabel
Mills, Miss Huldah Chaplin, Of Wat
unga, Oklahoma, Miss Frances Reed
of Smith Center, Kan, Miss Juliet
Pettyjohn. Miss Marguerite Koontz,
Miss Mildred Mills, Miss Winifred
Burch, Miss Marie Monroe, Miss Re
becca Welty, Miss Marie Lagerstrom,
Miss Dorothy Scott, Miss Mary Gleed,
Miss Edna Thompson, Miss Dorothy
Gleed. Miss Ruth Bauer, Miss Nell
kOuEs, Miss Marguerite Parkinson,
Miss Grace Koontz. Miss Alice LarI-
Tner, Miss Ella Lyle, Miss Mignon Lo-
gan, Miss Helen Spielman, Miss Ma bel
Ranney of Arkansas City, Miss Bess
Renwick, Miss Laura Townsley, Miss
Josephine Smith of Oskaloosa, Miss
Ruth Williams, Miss Anna Kaufman
OF Valley Falls, Miss Marion Thomp-
son. Miss Rose Mitchell, Miss Garry
Calhoun of Lawrence. Miss Bernice
Emahizer, Miss Rachel Hotchkiss, Miss
Marguerite Mills. Miss Mary Wickwire.
Miss Louise McNeal, Miss Clara Dan
Henrietta Alexander. Mr.. E L Mooney,
Mr.. Hal Hotchkiss, Mr.. Arthur Banta,
Mr.. Gilbert Morley, Mr.. Herbert LINN
ger, Mr.. Karl Bowman. Mr.. Lee john
son, Mr. Pat Campbell, Mr.. Wallace
Pettyjohn, Mr.. Warren Crumbine. Mr..
Arch West, Mr.. Cyrus Monroe, Mr..
Harold Tice. Mr.. Oner Smith, Mr.. Rob-
ert Thomas of Lawrence, Mr.. Herman
Walker of Lawrence, Mr.. Ellsworth
Stewart Mr.. George White. Mr. Robert
steele, Mr.. Holmes Meade. Mr.. Edward
Ingham, Mr.. John Robb Mr. Osborn
Larimer, Mr. Angelo Alt, Mr. Burr
Willard, Mr.. Fred Parfitt Mr. James
Hayes, Mr.. Paul Moneypenny. Mr.. Her
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Fred Thompson. Mr.. w L. Driver. Mr..
Harold Spielman. Mr.. Elton Mcintosh
Mr. LaRue Royce, Mr.. Ward Mauer,
Mr.. Lee Davis, Mr.. Leland Johnson.
Charles Ryder, Mr.. Percy Beggs. Mr..
John Coe, Mr.. Harry Coe. Mr.. James
Clark. Mr.. Galen Dunn Mr.. Ralph
Seger, DR.. Leo Haughey, Mr.. Harry
Eagle. Mr.. Roy George
Miss Lenore Monroe and Miss Daisv
Monroe were hOstesses at a tea Friday
afternoon in honor of their guests for
whom they are giving a house party
this week, and COMPLIMENTARY. also 70
Miss Mary Edith Cole of San Diego,
Cal. The honored guests who stood
in line with their hostesses to receive
the callers. were: Mrs. Paul Edo1tist
OF Saltna, formerly Miss Edith Brown.
who mas frequently visited in Topeka:
Miss Georgia Moore of WaKeeney. a
cousin OF the Misses Monroe. Miss
Anna Kaufman of Valley Falls, for
merry Washburn student and Miss
Clara Berg of Manhattan. The presence
or out OF town guests at uartv al
ways gives an added interest. and there
were a number of new faces in the
company yesterday. A stranger of
special interest to Topeka people. who
was one of the guests of honor. fs NTies
Edith Cole. She is to become the VIZ
OF Captain Earl Mcfarland in lime
and Captain Netherlands friends vrers
naturally anxious to meet the bride-to-
be, and exercise the right of old friends
TO pass Judgment. Miss Cole has been
visiting the ]. D. Mcfarland family The
past week. and those who have met
her consider her a charming vonne
woman. Miss Mabel Ranney. Of Ar
kansas CITY, who is visiting Miss Alice
Meade. Miss Burgson of I,eavenvortb
and Miss Mabel Thomas of Favettavi1Ia'
Ark, were also among the guests
The arrangement for the service in
the dining room was new and verv