The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-09

and the Adirondacks, where she has
been during the summer. Two autumn
scenes were copies, one after -InneS
and the other after Mauve. Mrs. Cop
pedge has studied for a number of
years in the Woodstock colony. and
her collection of pictures contains a
number of canvasses Of scenes in that
vicinity. She has two or three pic
lures of handsome old chestnut tree
that is a favorite subject with the
artists of the Woodstock school An
old mill in the New England woods
was an interesting picture in the
group. A Kansas scene with the ia
miliar atmosphere of loneliness and
wide stretching distances, makes an
especial appeal to Kansas people. A
picture painted in New York, was a
view of the New York mansion. of
Senator Clark Of Montana There
were also some views overlooking
Central Park. ~
The guests were received by Mr..
and Mrs Coppedge, and the assisting
friends were: Mrs. Charles F.. Spen-
Ger, Mrs. James G. Cunningham and
Miss Banks of Newcomerstown, Ohio.
Mrs. Coppedge wore black velvet
gown, with bodice of black lace draped
over white.
The rooms were decorated with
palms and flowers. The table from
which the serving was done, was COW
cred with spread of cluny lace.
Blooming hyacinth plants stood in the
windows. and the lights were shaded
in pink. Miss Banks who served
punch. was gowned in pink crepe
meteor and white lace She is the
niece of Mrs ]. r.. Mulvane and is in
Topeka with Mrs Mary Dent, also Of
NeWcOmerstOwn, visiting at the Null
vane home. Mrs. Cunningham was
gowned in white charmeuse.
The guests included: Mrs Albrecht
Marburg. Mrs. w. G. Garvey, Mrs. w.
F. Watson, Mrs. H o. Garvey, Mrs.
w. A. Johnston, Mrs Q. L. Moore. Mrs.
George Pritchard, Mrs. A. o. Well
man, Mrs A: H. Horton. Mrs e. J.
maker. Mrs. E. g. Foster. Mrs. Cor
nelia Curry, Mrs. d. p. Paxton, Mrs
T. r. Paxton, Mrs. D. o. Coe, Mrs. w.
A. McCarter, Mrs. George Stone, Mrs.
A. A. GODDARD, Mrs. Marie Price Wear,
Mrs. w. T.. Newman, Mrs. John r.
Mulvane, Mrs. Mary Dent of New
comerstown. Ohio, Mrs. w. w. Kitch-
ell, Mrs. w. H. Rutter, Mrs. Frank
Stevens, Miss Marie Witwer, Miss
Pauline Hudson. Miss Annabel Car
vey, Miss Margaret Carney.
Mrs. J. C. WoIcott entertained Sat
urday afternoon in hon or of her daugh-
ter, Lois Emily, in celebration Of the
little girls fourth birthday anniversary.
The children who attended were: Lois
Emily Wolcott, Helene Van Horn.
Lorida MARI, Gerald Mcclure, Robert
Day. Frank Day Boyd, Justine Boyd,
Eugene Lair. Papline Marsh. Maxine
Marsh. Opal Linden. Grace Ellington.
Mrs. Wolcott was assisted by Miss Roy
lin Geer.
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Mrs Warren NJ. Crosby's youngest
son, Thomas, who was run over Satur-
day morning by a hay wagon. is i'm
proving at Stormont hospital The only
| injury he sustained was a broken leg,
which has been examined by x-ray,
and set. The small boy was roller
j skating, caught the side OF the wagon.
| and slipped under wheel.
| Miss Lillian Foster viii entertain her
evening bridge club Friday night.
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/ Miss Marjorie Rodgers entertained
her bridge club Saturday afternoon.
The members of the club are: Miss
Ruth Raster. Miss Isabel Mills. Miss
Marguerite Kiene. Miss Marie Porter.
Miss Marjorie Lyle. Miss Erna Zuta-
vern. Miss Mary Van Vechten. Miss
Frances Perry, Miss Mary Parkinson.
Miss Ruth Bauer and Miss Elizabeth
Moore.
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!, The Junior girls Of Washburn col
lege were entertained at thimbles SAT-
urday afternoon by Mrs-D.I-HcEachron'
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