The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-26


This is the opening day of the
golf tournament. and the Country club
is the busiest place in town. The re-
ception hall is daintily decorated in
are serving tea there this afternoon
from 3 to 6. 1t is an informal affair,
simply giving the Topeka Members an
opportunity of meeting the visiting
women.
The Topeka men who have entered
the tournament include: DR.. w. N,
West. Mr.. Harrison Morgan. Mr..
George Snyder, Mr.. J. C. Wilson, Mr..
Harlow Hurley, Mr.. 1. w. Felix, Mr..
G. r. Guibor, Mr. Allen McNeal, Mr.
Tom Frost, Mr.. H. L. Armstrong, Mr..
G. M. Heaton, Mr.. H. A. Auerbacn.
Mr.. Joe Risteen. Mr.. CT. A. Cole. Nj.
E. A. Austin, Mr.. A. Fassler, Mr.. B. w.
Scandrett. Mr.. C. B. Merriam, Mr..
E. D.. Osborne, Mr.. D. G. Hammatt.
E L Copeland. Mr. ]. r. Koontz MIR.
Irwin Snattinger, Mr.. ]. NJ. Connect
Mr.. F. H. Reed. Mr.. L. S. Ferry and
Mr.. w. s. MeClintoek;
Ar exceptionally clever surprise par
ty was given Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Mills in honor of their tenth wedding
anniversary Tuesday evening, at their
friends arrived with a bright and
mysterious tin pail, and before pre-
senting the treasure. to Mrs. Mills.
: parody on the "Old Oaken Bucket
| After the completion of the chorus,
chanted by the entire the
shiny pail was unpacked, and found
to contain tin donations destined to
be of use in the Mills new cottage at
Lakeview. Mr.. Frank Crane present.
ed the gifts, and read an appropriate
jingle with each one.
Miss Daisy Neil will entertain her
bridge club Friday afternoon at her
home, 1857 Fillmore street.
A wedding of interest to many To-
peka people is that of Miss Angie
| Nimocks and DR.. Willifred Page,
which took place Tuesday evening
June IL, in H~oisington, Kan. 1t was
| a large affair with matron of honor,
bridesmaids, ring bearer and flower
girls. The bride wore white messallne
| and marquisette, a filmy veil, and car
ried a shower bouquet of white sweet
peas. The company was followed by
a charming reception at the home or
the brides parents, Mr.. and MRS. w.
| A. Nimocks. DR.. and Mrs. Page are
spending their honeymoon in Topeka.
Mrs. Charles Allen Mills will en-
| terrain three tables at bridge on Fri
| dav in honor of Mrs. w. F. Albright or
Leavenworth and MISS B~roaoerlc OF
HoIton who will come to be Mrs. Mills
guests.
The Nautilus club entertained the
members of the Mothers club of the
Provident association Tuesday AFTER
noon on the ampus. Sixty
five mothers and several children were
carried to and from the college IN a
special car. donated by h street rail
way h feature OF the
afternoon was an address by Mrs.
w. H. Sanders, a former missionary
in Africa, who touched en~terta1nlngly
upon her experience in that country
Mrs. Sanders has been visiting the
Frank K. Sanders family, and expects
to return to her work this year.
The pupils of Miss F.. Alma Nelson
will give a piano recita! this evening
at Miss Nelson's studio, 211 East
Tenth avenue. Mrs. Monte Campbell
and Miss Amanda Nelson will assist. i
Miss Mildred Jones entertained in
formally Tuesday, evening in honor of
her guest, Miss Ethel Hamlin of Wich-
tia, ansas Those present were: Miss
Jones, Miss Hamlin, Miss FAY Johnson,
Miss Olga House, Miss Minnie Jones,
Miss Portia Penwell, Miss Nellie Mont
gomery Miss Grace Griffith, Miss
Dorothy Overmyer, Miss
France Jones. j
Miss Marion Macarthur gave a SUM
Der party Tuesday evening in the s
house tent at her home on Garfield {
avenue. The guests chaperoned by
Miss Joss and Mrs. Macarthur includ- !
ed: Miss Inez Burge, Miss Leona ,
Bridge, Miss Fay Armstrong, Miss :
Alice Jofin, Miss Mabe Boyer and
Miss Verna. Wise.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Myrtle Tannehi1l, Miss Eliza !
beth Holiday, Mr.. Hale Hamilton and i
Mr.. John Hamilton motored to Law
renee today. +
Mrs. H. E. Reisman and Miss q
Eugenia Quinton come today from
Chicago to be the guests of their pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Quinton. 9
Miss Viola Baker who has been '
visiting her cousin, Miss Winifred Z
Green, leave for her home in Mar +
shall. Mo-, on Friday.
The w. r. Stubs family, who mo- e
tored to Mulvane to spend several Q
weeks with relatives, expect to return n
the last of this week. 1.
Mr.. Sam Forter has been the guest l.
of the Cecil ForterS at the Devon. r
Mrs. George Porter, nee Gafford, is +
the guest of her father, Mr.. j. c. CAT .
of the Virginia.
Miss Annie L. Murtaugh of Law s
renee has returned to her home after 2
spending a few lays with Miss Vir-
ginia Mead and Miss Alice Mead. Q
Mrs. France R. Frost has returned q
from Kansas City where she attended
the wedding of Miss Gertrude Graham 7
and Mr.. Walter Walker. 2
Mr.. w. w. Mills, who has been visit :
ing his daughter, Mrs. William Nc n
III in Howell, Mich, return O
ed to Topeka today. {
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis return
I'd Tuesday from Denver, where they d
have been spending several weeks. s
Mrs. Marie Price Wear has returned f
from spending a few days in Kansas
City. v
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ward Ellis are {,
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