The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-16
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Three visiting girls attended a party
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Ma
RE Price Wear The affair was in
honor of Mrs. Wears niece Miss Paul
inc Hudson of the City of Mexico. Miss
Hudson has been attending school in
the east the past few years and will
II resume her work at the Gardner
school in New York, next fall The
Gardner school is Helen Gould's alma
mater One of the guests at the PAL "
I yesterday, whose aunt was a former
4 teacher at the college, told the story
Il or "a pupil who came to her inquiringl
about two plain looking girls who
seemed rather meanly dressed and
| short of spending money. Don't wor-
Try about Them replied the teacher.
Those are the Gould girls, Helen and
Anna Miss Hudson will go to KAN
sas City next week to visit her grand
! mother, Mrs. J. K. Hudson, and Will
4 then return and will be in Topeka until
Il September.
sarella Hearick of Kansas City were
also guests at the party yesterday.
Il They are both unusually attractive
/ girls. with loads of pretty clothes, all
4 hand made. Yesterday they wore
white dresses, trimmed in hand en-
| broidery and lace they had made
| themselves in the Irish rose pattern.
4 Their gowns, made alike, were differ
and the other pink, The Misses Hear
lex returned to their home in Kansas
City today.
| Mrs. p. T. Payne gave a bridge
party Thursday afternoon for Mrs. w.
/ c. Burgess of Los Angeles, Cal, VINO
| is stopping in Topeka on her way
home from a trip east. The guests
were: Mrs. J. r. Kearney, Mrs. Al
bert Purdy. Mrs. c. E. Jordan. Mrs.
Rome Colvin, Mrs. George Stansfield,
/ Mrs. w. ]. Ransburger. Mrs. Elmer
Denton, Mrs. George Givens. Mrs, l.
l A AE-e, M icrHx TC
Redenbaugh, Mrs. Will Rigby, Mrs. w.
c. McDonough, Mrs. A. T. Lucas. Mrs.
D. G. Kline. Mrs. c. F. Spencer, Mrs.
| John CLANCY. Mrs. w. r. Faulkner,
Mrs. Frank Thomas. Miss Agnes
| Walsh. Mrs. Payne was assisted oy
Miss Frances Walsh and Miss Matte
Payne.
A woman who has lately returned
from a trip to the mountains has the
courage to tell the truth about |
'roughing it, and getting next to ma
ture in the untrammeled and uncivll- |
lied out-of-doors. She went to Beu- |
lah some sort of a heavenly border |
land in Colorado, wherein SHOWS pour
ed through the logs in the cabin. like
the third degree administered by the
police departmen where they let ice
water fall drop by drop upon one spot
of the victims head. The result was
a severe cold Living in a primitive
household conveniences or sanitation,
and after a few days of being "a real
child of nature" the Topeka woman
sent for her husband to come and take
her back home. When she refers to
her summer outing, her expression
makes you think she is holding in her
mouth a cough lozenge that has been
soaked in cod-liver oil and ipecac.
SAYS she: mo camping out for NE;
I'll take a bath tub. thank you."
Il
Miss Blanche Newcomer gave mis-
cellaneous shower at her home, 813
Jefferson street, Thursday evening for
Miss Hazel Berry, whose marriage to
Mr.. George Jones will take place Au-
gust 20. The guests were: MISS
Berry, Miss Evelyn Fowler, Miss VIII I
ma Shoemaker, Miss Annie Field, Miss
Nellie Field, Miss Ruth Field, Miss
Mary McGrath, Miss Mary Miner,
Miss Helen Bradford, Miss Ella Ber- \
nv. Miss Mildred Berry, Miss Marie
Newcomer. Miss Margery Pattillo, Miss !
Hazel Hopkins, Miss Blanche New
conner. Mrs Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
H. Bonner, Mr.. and Mrs Amos New
conner, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Grossnlck'e'
MT. Phillip Bonner and Mr.. Jones'
Mrs r. A. Jackson gave dinner
partv Tuesday in honor of her birth
dav anniversary, for the members OF
her Sunday school class. Those pres
emit were: Mrs. r. B. Kelly, Mrs. 5. A
Davis, Mrs. F. s. Howe, Miss May
Roberts, Miss Dorothy Ogle, MISS 1da
cary. Mrs. o. A. Pratt, Mrs. E. j.
Adam. Mrs E. Cary, Mrs. Irene Ogle, ]
Miss Charline Hill, Mr.. Gordon Hill ;
Mr. BYRON Ogle, Mrs. E. Hanway, Mrs.
f. W. Campbell, Mrs. F. L. Sexton
Mrs. Charles Weigelt, Mrs. John De-
gand, Mrs. Sam Iweg, Mrs. Miles Gust;
Mrs Mary Clinkenbeard, Mrs. Council
Mrs Mary Osborn, Mrs B. Roberts.
Mrs. Harvey Jackson, Mrs. Cora Leath-
ernan, Mrs. NJ. E. Moody, Mrs. Chas.
M. Hill, Mrs. Charles Rozell of Hutch
Inson, Eunice Cary, Mrs. Mary D. 1
Mrs. Mary Moore. Mrs. S. F. Cash I
Mrs. Margaret Rightmire, Mrs. L. Cary
Mrs FlorencH Keller, Mrs. A. B. Han :
way, Mrs. F. L. Ogle, Mrs. j. N. Brown,
Miss Mabel Jackson. Miss Vivian Grist !
Mr. F. L. Sexton, Mr.. Leonard Degand, t
Mrs Fred Counter, Miss Myrtle Cary z
and Mr.. Albert Council.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs J. Roland Histed and her daugh- r
ter Betty, returned to Kansas City {
Thursday, after a visit to the A. B. Ir
Quinton family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Morgan have
gone to Crab Lake, Wis, to spend the G
rest of the summer. Ii
Mr.. H. o. Whitman has gone to Bel I
ows Falls, VT, to join Mrs. Whitman. 6
Mr. Whitman will go to New York on !.
business before he and his wife return I
20 Topeka. If
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Rodgers are +
spending a few days in Merrill Springs I
Miss Genevieve Hearick and Miss
Sarella Hearick returned to their home {
n Kansas City today. They have been
visiting the past few weeks at the !
homes of their relatives, the Byron il
Davis, F. Scott Davis and Tom Frost T
families.
Mrs. G. F. Penfield will return home I
next week from trip east :
Mrs. William Macferran has returned