The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-30

John Kinkel. whose toast Is to The
LADIES'" and Mrs. Arthur ]. Carruth.
jr.. whose subject Is IF Were Czarina
of Topeka" Mr.. George Godfrey Moore
will make the Introductory remarks
The women will answer to roll call with
New Years Resolutions for Their
Husbands" and three prizes will be
given for the best resolutions offered
Announcement is made Of the mar
vile. Ok, and Mr.. Hollis Jones, for
merly of Topeka The wedding took
place in Bartlesvflle Sunday, December
"a. and after the marriage Mr.. and Mrs
Jones went to Beloits Kan, where they
will make their home.
The bridegroom Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Jones Of Topeka. who went
to Bartlesville to attend the wedding
He has position with the Davis Mer-
camille company, and his headquarters
will be at Beloit.
Miss Winifred FEEDER entertained at
cards Tuesday night for her house
guest. Miss Marvel Merillat of Great
Bend, Kan. Those who played were:
Miss Marillat. Miss Leah Mcintyre,
Miss Maryanna Bridge. Miss Edna An
ton. Miss Violet Matthews. Miss Myr-
tie Timberlake. Miss Dorothy Wahle,
Miss Helen Whitfield, Miss Mary Nc
Arthur, Miss Verna Wise, Miss Esther
Macarthur, Miss FEEDER, Mr.. Will FEEDER.
Mr.. Tom Crawford, Mr.. Leo Helm. Mr..
Elwood Lindemuth, Mr.. Ray Fuller.
Mr. John Porter, Mr.. Hobart McPher-
son. Mr.. Hervey Wright. Mr.. Clifford
Wilmarth, Mr.. Lyman Rice, Mr.. Har-
old Evans, Mr.. ScOville Davidson. Mr.
Harry Cafhty and Mr.. Sam johnson of
Troy.
The Topeka chapter of p. E. o. will
keep open house New Years day from
to in the afternoon at the home Of
All the members of the chapter and
their husbands and all friends of the
chapter are asked to call
Miss Ruth Larimer entertained the
following guests at cards Tuesday
afternoon: Miss Hazel Thomas. Miss
Genevieve Mcmillan, Miss Frances
Cav, Miss Marjorie ROby, Miss Lucille
Rosen, Miss Ruth Thompson. Miss
Edith Switzer, Miss Mildred Bowman,
Mcintyre, Miss Esther Chance, Miss
Lucille Bomgardner. Miss Theo Smith,
Miss Florence Fair, Miss Christina
Ward, Miss Laura Neiswanger, Miss
Elsie Cuthbert, Miss Ethel Chase, Miss
Isabel Sweet Miss Ruby German Of
Chicago. Miss Mildred Quinton. Miss
Helen Bennett, Miss Anita Weiskirch.
Miss Katharine Do1an, Miss Juliette
Brown, Miss Mayme Parsons and Miss
Virginia Kitchell. In receiving the
her sister, Mrs. Osborne Larimer of
Seattle, Wash.
Monday afternoon Miss Larimer en-
tertained at thimbles, her guests be-
ing: Miss Edna Becker. Miss virginia
Kitchell, Miss Ruth Tomlinson. Miss
Edith Shields, Miss TheO Cobb. Miss
Beth Cuddy, Miss Mildred Settle, Miss
Juliet Hughes. Miss Katherine Hand,
Miss jeanette Gleed. Miss Elsie Saville.
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, Miss Mar
garet Whittemore, Miss Helen Foley.
Miss Dorothy Foster. Miss johanna
Gleed, Miss Helen Whitteker. Miss
Frances Ford, Miss Gertrude Ford and
Miss Katherine Austin.
Mrs Claude Neil. who gave birth
day party today for her son. Claude
Elmer, jr., was assisted by two Of the
kindergarten teachers OF the College
Of the Sisters of Bethany. Miss Eva
Grow and Miss Myrtle Keller. The
the place cards were handpainted
New Years cards tied to the handles
Of the baskets. In the center OF the
table was a birthday cake, on which
guests were: Frances and Virginia
Lindland, Harry and Gene st. John.
Robert and Isabel Brannerman.
Esther and Helen Reid, Mason and
Esther Flora, Lois McPhillamy. Bar
bara and Philip Lautz, Robert and
Clinton Schoenberger and Virginia
Neil
Miss Margaret" Wagner gave a
Christmas party Tuesday night at her
home, 1912 Buchanan street. assisted
by Mrs. Arthur Louden of Iowa and
Miss Ada Wagner. The house was
decorated in Christmas green and
flowers, and the guests were: Miss
Helen Hossfeld, Miss Bernfce Kings
bury, Miss Frances Ford, Miss Marie
McKerpan. Miss Sierra Beggs. Miss
Stella Spears, Miss Merle Rucker,
Miss Gertrude Ford. Miss Helen Har-
mon, Miss Hazel Perile. Miss Eva
Spears, Mr.. Chester Thomas. Mr.. Ma
son Stewart, Mr.. Glen Glass, Mr.. Vir-
gil Ford, Mr.. Moore, Mr.. George Net
ties, Mr.. Fred Miller. Mr.. Ben Abels,
Mr.. George Chandler and Mr.. Wagner.
One of the most unusual gifts re-
ceived in Wichita on Christmas was
handsome lace bedspread received by
Mrs. Irwin H. Stearns from her father,
Mr.. John w. Fisher Of Topeka. The
spread is made of rare piece OF
Spanish lace made by the ladies OF
Seville. Spain. the birthplace of Chris
TOPPER Columbus, the discoverer Of
the Island of Cuba and the patron
saint of Spaniards and Cubans. The
spread was made in 1888 and pre-
scented to the encouragement OF the
Island of Cuba for use in the palace
Of Havana. Its presentation was at
tended by great pomp and ceremony.
On the spread are some hundred
dragons of different shapes 1t is now
yellow with age. In the year 1893,
when the Americans occupied Havana
Maine. guards were placed in charge
of the public buildings and the bat