The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-31

and Mrs. e. L Overton, Mr.. and Mrs.
-ther n. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
". Bomgardner.t Gaylord Lawrence.
T. A. Borman and son, C. b. Merriam,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Patten, Mr. and
Mrs. d. o. Coe. David Bowie, Paul
Huycke, DIR. and Mrs. w. A. McCarter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Beck. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sargent. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
v. Deacon, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Pugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Derby. Mr.. and
Van Horn. w. F. Axtell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hinkle M. Guy. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
L. Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, DR..
and Mrs. Fred A. Rooster. Mr.. and
MRS. H. 6. West, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Harries. Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Putney,
Mr.; and Mrs John M. Kinlkel. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel E. Lux and daugh-
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sells of Maple
Hill gave a house party this week.
which closed last night with a dinner
Roland West. Miss Maud Mitchell,
Miss Pansy Mitchell. Miss Adelaide Up
degraff, Miss Maud Bowers, Miss
Helen Sp1elman. Miss Ora Moneypen
ny. Miss Thomasine Jackson. Miss
G Grace Wsush; Miss Ava Sells. Miss
Judge Hugh Mcfarland. Mr.. F. A.
Adams. Mr.. Arthur Adams. Mr.. Sam
Wiley. Mr.. Alfred Gray, Mr.. Clyde
Corbet. Mr.. Will Waugh and Mr.. Rus
sell Sells.
Mrs. Viola Dale McMurray, erst--
while teacher of aesthetic dancing in
Topeka, has returned from abroad,
where she took her daughter, Rhea,
to study dancing some time ago. Mrs.
McMurray entertained Monday for her
Kansas City friends at tea-dance,
and during the afternoon she showed
some moving pictures of Russia. Flags
of all nations. gathered by her dur
ing her travels abroad, draped the
walls. and poirsettias and Christmas
tree decorations were used in the din
ing room and living room. Solos,
classical and Spanish, were danced by
Miss Eula Robinson, Miss Winifred
Goldsbrough and Miss Eloise Eastes.
Topeka woman who is attending a
house party in southern town. car
ried away with her the family cares.
She has harassed her husband with
four kilograms in two days. The first
one said, Send the baby's sweater"
the second. Send the baby's mittens;"
the third one, Don't let the pipes
freeze and the fourth one read:
Come yourself"
One of the village bachelors has
been accused of having serious matri-
monial intentions in his frequent
visits to a Maple Hill girl. However,
the scare is over, for the word is be-
ing passed along that rival is in the
field whose chances of conquest are
fairly good.
Mrs Grace King entertained a few
little people for her daughter. Deborah,
who celebrated her seventh birthday
anniversary Wednesday. One of the
diversions of the afternoon was fish
pond from which the children caught
toys which were given them as favors.
The guests were: Martha Merrick,
Joyce Smith. Frances Granger, Eugene
Clark, Pete Thomas, Junior Wyant,
Virginia Welty. Virginia Cartilage. Vir-
GINA Mills. Margaret Nellis, Doris GIL
more. Virginia Shirley, Katherine Cush-
ing. Katherine Cole, Jean aKoontz and
Esther Mullins. Dorothy Hetherington
and Mildred Bone helped Mrs. King in
entertaining the children.
Miss Laura Neiswanger. Miss Chris
tina Ward, and Miss Florence Fair gave
a New Years party Wednesday at Miss
Neiswanger's home. The guests were:
Miss Ruby German of Chicago, Miss
Lois Burke of Lawrence, Miss Helen
Fair Allison Of lola, Miss Wilma Up
degraff of Maple Hill, Miss Florence
Mowrer, Miss Esther Freeman, Miss
Frances Wingert, Miss Elsie Saville.
Miss Ethel Joss, Miss Helen Bennett,
Miss Lucille Dooley. Miss Sicily Allison
Miss Theo Smith. Miss Lucille Bomgard-
ner. Miss Elsie Cuthbert, Miss lola
Stone, Miss Anita Weiskirch. Miss Ruth
Larimer, Miss Ruth Tomlinson, Miss
Edith Shields, Miss Jeanette Gleed,
Miss Margaret White. Miss Dorothy
Critchon, Miss Christina Urner, Miss
Irene Peers. Miss. Alice Crabb, Miss
Marian Larrigo, Miss Esther Chance,
a Skvy Iovlo
Sweet, Miss Alberta Stimson, Miss Dor
othy Foster. Miss Leah Mcintyre, Miss
Hazel Thomas, Miss Genevieve McMil-
Ian, Miss Frances Cav, Miss Bessie
Cuddy. Miss Theo Cobb, Miss Margaret
Kanode. Miss. Florence Grice. Miss
Eloise Sargent, Miss Esther Macarthur.
Miss Marjorie Roby and Miss Lucille
Rosen.
The Topeka Abdanah Shriners club
have issued invitations for a recep-
ton and ball the evening of Tuesday.
January S. at Kellam hall, at $3.50
o'clock. The party is in honor of MI
LaRoy M. Penwell. Illustrious Poten-
tate. The guests will be received by
the officers and their wives. Mr.. y.
B. c. butcher. president, will stand at
the head OF the receiving line, and
guests and present them to the people
in the line. The callers will be greet
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. butcher, Mr.. Pen
we'll and Miss Portia Penwell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sturgess, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Stansfield. and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. D. Doncyson- The governor
elect, Mr.. Arthur Capper, will also be
in the receiving line.
part of the entertainment provid-
ed for the evening will be some of the
old fashioned country dances, or quad
rifles
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The class of January. 1913. of the