The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-27

Miss Kcontz was very fortunate in her
choice of an instructor for Miss Cole
man. under whom she studied. was
lately of Castle House, New York. The
range of work, as scheduled in Miss
Koontx's classes, will be most varied.
including aesthetic work and social
dancing. Among the new dance favor
ties are the ''Maxixe," the "Canter,"
the '"Trouville," the "Fox-trot'' and the
"Sulufada.'' The latter is especially
popular in New York.
The wedding Of Miss Lottie Eldridge
and Mr.. Everett Young will be solemn
lied on the evening of Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 2. at $3.50 o'clock. The ceremony
will be performed at the First Baptist
church. Miss Grace Eldridge will be
the maid of honor and the chosen
bridesmaids are: Miss Lydia Emery,
Miss Cora De Long, Miss Adelaide
Young and Miss Virginia Young. Little
Winifred Kinney will be the flower girl.
The father Of the bridegroom. DR..
Thomas s. Young Of Denver, will Of
ficiate.
A thimble party was given by Mrs. T.
v. Campbell yesterday afternoon for
guests, Miss Ella Marcham and Miss
Louise Marcham of Paola. The guests
were: Mrs. Charles Makepeace, Mrs.
Lavery, Mrs. ]. D. Gardner, Mrs. Jose
phine Brunk, Mrs. Ernest Parr, Mrs.
Roy Hollingsworth. Mrs. Ira Brown,
Mrs. B. o. Wolf, Mrs. H. E. Wood. Mrs.
Tom Kitching, Miss Sarah Roark. Miss
Jessie Jones and Miss Mabel Gallagher.
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Mrs. Clarence Hooper entertained
Monday afternoon at 1858 Van Buren,
street in honor OF the second birthday
anniversary of her daughter, Rose
Catherine.
The guests were Gwendolyn Wilsey.
Ova Wilsey, Ollun Ambrose, Nadine
Hooper, Marvin Carter, Milton White.
Warren White. Francis Cooper. Omer
Cooper Wilbur Anderson, Rose Cath
crime Hooper Miss Mary Tollison, Miss
Thelma McComas, Miss Genevieve Car
penter, Mrs. Elmer Starns Of Kansas
City, Mrs. Fred Cooper, Mrs. Silas
Holmes, Mrs. Ray Ambrose, Mrs. Ova
Wilsey, Mrs. G. L. Hooper, Mrs. c. ].
Hooper, Mrs. Armine Wilsey. Mrs. Con-
oway, Mrs. Walter White. Mrs. Irene
Reynolds, Mrs. Emil Olander. Mrs. N.
p. McComas Mrs. J. F. Anderson. Mrs.
H. v. Scholes and Mrs. Clarence
Hooper.
Miss Antoinette Clark was hostess Of
her sewing club this afternoon. The
guest of the club was Miss Alice Ly-
man. The regular members present
were: Miss Harriet Hill. Miss Dorothy
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Mary Clark.
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Miss Lucille Grote and Miss Frances
Grote were hostesses at q breakfast.
given at Gage park yesterday morning
in honor Of Miss Florence Rauss Of
Kansas City and Miss Helen Quincy
of Salina. The invited guests were:
Mrs. Major Anderson, Mrs. Bernard
Dewey, Miss Elsie Cuthbert. Miss Myr-
tie Keller. Miss Hazel Rucker. Miss
Merle Rucker, Miss Rauss and Miss
Quincy.
. . .
Miss Marguerite Lovewell will be
hostess at an informal tea Sunday aft
ernoon. The guest of honor will be
Mrs. Hubert Popenoe of Emporia. who
arrives to be her guest.
Mrs. A. r. tanning gave a birthday
party at her home on Lane street
Tuesday afternoon in honor of heI
daughter. Katharyn's ninth birthday
The colors, pink and white, were car
ried out in tho dining room. A birth
day cake with nine pink candles form
ed the centerpiece. Bands of pink
crepe were suspended from the foul
corners of the table. The little guests
wore frocks OF pink and white. The