The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-29


the class. Four little girls from Gov
ernor's Square presided at the punch
bowl in one corner of the porch ana
ices were served at tables on the
lawn. The Barber house is delight
full inside as well as out, and the
guests were free to wander about as
they chose.
Mrs. Jack Dillon and Mrs. w. w.
Wikidal entertained their bridge club
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Wikidal, SOC Topeka avenue.
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There will be several picnics and
steak roasts tomorrow, and many mo-
tor parties are to spend the day in the
country. One crowd of young people
who will drive to Stony Lonesome for
luncheon includes. Miss Lucille Mills,
| Miss Helen Crawford, Miss Beth
Thompson. Miss Elizabeth Mills, Miss
Mildred Morton, Miss Ruth Wilson,
| Mr.. Jack Erickson, Mr.. Wendell Ly-
man, Mr.. Phil Gray, Mr.. Kenneth
Lyle, Mr.. Kent Moneypenny and Mr..
| Sam Lux.
Mrs. A. H. Horton, Mrs. f. w. Wat
| son, Mrs. Noble Prentis and Mrs. De
| Witt c. Nellis have returned from an
interesting trip through the western
part of the state. They attended the
Pawnee Rock celebration, and were
in the party composed chiefly of d.
| A r. women who were the guests OF
Mr.. T. w. Whitney and Mr.. Frank A.
| Davis of the Old Santa Fe Trail or
ganization of Kansas. These gentle
men conducted a motor trip from
| Pawnee Rock to Council Grove, dis
! lance of ITO miles, drive through
| delightful country and over unusually
| good roads. The party was entertain
ed in all the towns on the way; school
! children tossed roses into the cars,
| brass bands clashed, and whistles
blew. At Council Grove they attend
| ed a large reception and dinner fol-
| lowed by toaStS. The party who drove
from Pawnee Rock to Council Grove
! included, beside the four Topeka wo-
men: ex-governor and Mrs. ID. w.
Hoch, Mrs. Eustace Brown of Olathe,
past president of the State Fedora
ton, Mrs Matte Kimball, Mrs. Eva
Aiken and Mrs Nora lngham OIL
Manhattan, Mrs. c. F. Hanson of Pa
ola, Miss Elizabeth Gentry and Mrs.
Mark Salisbury of Kansas City, Mo.
A garden party is to be held to-
night at the executive mansion, with
the women of Circle No. of the First
Presbyterian church as hostesses. A
| short program will be given, and MRS.
| F. P. Whitmore, soprano, former
| pupil of Frederick Bristol of New
York, is to sing. Governor and Mrs.
| Stubs, DR.. and Mrs. EStey, and Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Nicholas will receive.
| Mrs. Nicholas is superintendent OF the
| circle, and the following mem ers
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| ell, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Macferran, Mr.
and Mrs. w. E. Seguine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Campbell. DR.. and Mrs S. j.
| Crum bine, Mrs. a. T. Lucas and Mrs.
G. w Port. Miss Ethelyn Harrison,
Miss Nina Nicholas and Miss Margue-
rite Nicholas will serve punch. Mrs.
Fred Gordon will have charge of the
table, and will be assisted by Mrs. j..
Id. Carver, Mrs. Cecil Howes, Miss
Bertha Hull, Miss Dorothy Barber,
Miss Lutte Harrison and Miss Lydia
| Barnes. All the members of the
church are invited to bring their
| friends.
| Yesterday evening the officers of the
First Baptist church and the teachers
| in the primary department entertain
| ed for Miss Eva Currie at O'Clock
supper and miscellaneous shower.
| Monday Miss Currie was the guest OF
honor at an informal afternoon party
| given by Miss Gladys West. Miss
The Golden Rule club will meet Fri
day, May 81, with Mrs. G. Q. Sanders,
| 1901 Washburn avenue. If the day
| is stormy, Mrs H. Pierce, 1928 Bu-
| chanan will entertain.
The Monday Whist club is to meet
June 8 with Mrs. A. H. Zahner at
her home on Topeka avenue.
Mrs. Glen Smith entertained her
bridge club this afternoon at her
home, 721 Polk street; it is summer
whist club, and this was the first OF
| the series of meetings.
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. M. Hamilton
| will return tomorrow from TWO
| weeks stav in California.
Mr.. Ed Kellam and several guests
spent Tuesday at Fort Riley.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Rosser, Miss
| Doris Rosser and Mr.. and MIS- carr
| Erickson have motored to Usage City
| in the Erickson car, and will spend
| the rest of the week there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Savage and Mr..
| Roger Savage have returned from
| spending the weekend at Ever1ng-
| ham. 80 -
Mr., Dana Parkhurst will sing to-
morrow in the Auditorium at the Me-
| mortal exercises.
Miss Bertha Hampstead. who has
been ill with pleurisy at her nome
| 1888 Morris street, is improving
Mr.. Herbert Guild is pledge TO
| the Phi Delta Thetas.
Mrs. ]. L. Wilson of Bloom1n 1Ig d.
| Ill, is the guest of Mrs. Io1n L"liehro'
| 1855 Fillmore street
| Mrs. George Fiederling entertained
| at her home, 1406 Harrison street
yesterday in honor of her little dau ugh
i brated her sixth birthday. Mrs. +. Il.
| Jordan and Miss Valeda Campdorls
| assisted, and the following children
| were guests: Katherine Jordan, Louise
| naTson. Marian Ross, Constance Ross,
isabel Guthrie, Betty Hanchette, Dor
| othv Cloud, Norma McGrew, Aileen
Haverfield, Thelma Willett, Dorotny
| Willett, Marian Ward, Myrtle Ward
| Esther Mary Snyder, Virginia Nc
Donald, Gladys Darby, Freda Myers,
Eleanor Dillon, Ruth Mayor ana
| Frances F'iederling.
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