The Topeka state journal., 1912-10-15

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Mrs ]. H. McGoff will give bridge
| luncheon Friday in honor of ne
daughter, Mrs. charles Loe of Boerne
Texas, who is visiting at the McGof
home Guests for four tables have
been asked
The last of the parties for Miss Me
lioi a Hambleton before her marriage
will be given tonight. Mrs. ChaunCe9
! Dewey Miss Ham mbleton's sister, ano
Mr.. Dewey will give a dinner at the
Country club, and the guests will be
Miss Hambleton and Mr.. Abrahams
Bishop and Mrs. Millspaug.I and thei1
! family, and the out of town guests
who are at the Millspaugh home.
The wedding of Miss Hambleton and
Mr. Abrahams will be solemnized
| Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
Miss Hambleton's sister, Mrs. Chas.
Brooks Thomas, gave a luncheon IN
/ her honor Monday at the Country
/ club The table decorations were pink
roses and lilies with a blue butterfly
/ bow in the center, and to each OF the
guests was given corsage bouquet OF
roses and lilies of the valley Thlrty-
! three guests attended, those from out
of town being: Mrs ]. H. Hickok OF
| Richmond, Va; Mrs. Gusta0us Ober OF
Baltimore, Md; Mrs. John ]. Palmer
| Dewey of Chicago; Mrs. Harold Cope
| land OF Kansas City. Mo-; Mrs How
| ard Abrahams of New York, all of
whom are in Topeka to attend the
| Bridgeport. Conn.,, who is visiting her
mother Mrs. Mary Lakin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Logan have is
sued invitations for the wedding OF
thcir daughter. Mignon, to Mr.. Gilbert
L. Worley, Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der 80 at 1880 o'clock, at the First
PRESBYTERIAN church. At home after
November Is. 2O7 Woodlawn avenue.
A reception will follow the ceremony
at the Logan country home, Elmhurst
Place, Highland avenue.
Mrs. George Eagle will entertain the
Tuesday Luncheon club Thursday OF
this week at 1 O'Clock .uncheon- me
meeting was postponed from TO-DAY
en- account of the Alice Nielsen con-
cert this afternoon.
Mrs. M. F. Moffett and her daugh-
ter, Frances, of MoberIy. MO: nave
returned home. otter visit to Mrs G.
NJ HILL A number of parties were
friven for them during their visit in
Topeka. including a luncheon at
which Mrs. G. E. Foote eave I've. 4d1ee at her
guests Mrs. Hill entertained e1ght
tables at bridge in their honor, and
gave a luncheon for them SATURDAY
we're entertained at luncheon at Mills
teG room by Mrs. Frank Hobart ana
Mrs w F. Habig Mrs. H F. Guthrie
gave a theater party for theIn. dney
at a club meeting. and number OF
other small affairs were given for
them.
The Tivoli club will give their first
dance of the season Friday at Stein
berg's Hall.
Mrs. Charles Allen Mills will have
guests at bridge Friday afternoon in
&c mpIiment to her guests. Mrs. Claud
Parker and Miss Clio Lane, OF WASH
i1gton, D. c.
The Lakota club met Monday after
noon with Miss Villa Rodgers. The
next meeting will be held in two weeks
al the home of Mrs. Harrison Morgan
y y
Mrs. Hortense Reynolds and her
niece Miss Florence Porter. who were
in charge of the staging of the oper-
eta "The House That Jack Built. by
which Topeka people we're entertained
at three performances last week, went
from here to Minneapolis, Minnesota,
where thew will stage "The Lost Prin-
cess,' a sequal to the play they gave
he re- Mrs. Reynolds has managed 30o
of '"The House That JACK
Built" and by way of variety is giving
the new operetta on which she is now
al work in the north. IT is probable
trat she will stop in Tooeka on her re-
turn East and that she will give ''The
ost Princess" to succeed Old King
Cole in local interest
Announcement was ma lie in the Kan
,as City Star of the engagement of Miss
Nellie Reeve Baker. daughter of Mr..
md Mrs Clifford c. R"ker, and NJ.
Francis Noble Merwin, of Kansas City,
The wedding will take place
November 7. and will be quiet af
'air at the Baker home in St Louis.
The Baker family We're prominent in
Topeka some years ago. Thev Went |
rom here to Lathrop. Missouri. and
ater to St Louis. Miss Baker has i
listed here occasionally among her I
riends and at the home of her brother, y
Mr.. Floyd Baker. Mr.. Me; win is a for
,teH Topeka man. and is brother Of ]
Yrs. William Eberle, Of Topeka. He .
nd his bride will make their home in
Kansas City, at 1921 Forest Avenue. :
Announcement has been made of the !
'rsaeement of Miss Mary Coors, of {
as VEGAS. New Mexico, and Mr.. I
Robert Banks. of Colorado. Miss Coors {
= University students. and Miss Coors IS {
1CW the guest of Miss Er1en Ames, and
Wiz be here another week. Mr. Banks {
tudied mining engineering in Hough- /
on. Michigan, and is low employed in I
)kio. Colorado. The MAJ riage will take Y
,iace in December.