The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-09

Major and Mrs. Alvarado NJ. Fuller
GAve q dinner party Wednesday night
at the Country club for Colonel and
poets to leave soon to join his regi-
ment, and the family will go to their
summer home in the east. Covers were
laid for: Colonel and Mrs. Aver, Mr..
and Mrs. r. ]. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs.
David w. Mulvane. Judge and Mrs. w.
r. Smith and Major and Mrs. Fuller.
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Miss Mary Dallas Of Washington, d.
c., will be the guest of honor at a
weekend party at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Bonebrake of Usage
City. Miss Dallas Is visiting Miss Villa
Rodgers, who will give a picnic party
for her Friday at Merrill Springs. and
some Of the guests will motor from
Merrill Springs to Usage City. to be
guests of the house party OF Mrs. Bone
brake. Other guests will arrive the
following day.
Miss Dallas was an honor guest at a
morning party given by Miss Marian
Garretson Wednesday, and in the att
ornoon she went on an automobile trip
20 Lawrence with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Adams.
Mrs. Frank Hubbell Of Globe. Ariz..
who Is visiting her people. the George
N1ndlay family. was the guest of honor
at an informal afternoon at cards We'd
nesday. at which her sisters, the Misses
F1ndlay. were hostesses:
Miss Marian Walp will give a porch
party Saturday morning at her home
in College avenue. complimentary to
her house guest. Miss Adelaide john
ston OF Leavenworth. .
The Topeka women golf players had
a tournament Wednesday on the links
Of the Country club. 1t was a handi-
cap game. and in the qualifying round
the eight lowest scores were made by
Miss Nell Kouns. Miss Sara Kouns.
Mrs. H. B. Clark. Mrs w. s. McClin-
took. Mrs. j. A. Cole. Mrs. E. A. Tir-
rill, Miss Jessica Short and Miss Hazel
Risteen. In the drawing for the first
round. the pairs are: Miss Nell Kouns
vs.. Mrs. Thrill; Miss Short vs. Mrs.
Clark; Mrs. McClintock VS.. Miss Sara
Kouns: Mrs. Cole VS.. Miss Risteen.
The tournaments are held weekly.
usually Wednesday afternoon. with
cup for the prize.
Miss Ilah Helper of Fort Scott who
is visiting Mrs. ROLAND Price Of Meri-
den, was the guest of honor at in in
formal party given by Mrs. Frank
Eddy at the home of her mother. Mrs.
w. A. Gardner. The guests were:
Miss Helper. Mrs. Frank Theis of
Hastings. Neb, who is visiting her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. Willis Coston.
Mrs. Todd Matthews. Mrs. Jack Camp
bell. Mrs. Harry Wolf. Miss Corinne
Coston. Miss Una Lytle. Miss Grace
Vinegar Of Burlington. Colo. Miss
Helen Mitchell. Miss June Mitchell.
Miss Mildred Mills. Miss Matte PAYNE.
Miss Mary Summers. Miss Mildred
Baird, and Miss Violet Berridge.
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Mrs c. Henri Strawn will give a
party Friday morning from $3.50 to
1880 for her little daughter. Mary
Jane. who will celebrate her fourth
birthday anniversary tomorrow. The
children who have been asked to cele-
brate with her are: Dorothy and
Betty Nellis, of East Orange. N. j..
Dolly Briefly of Kansas City. Caroline
Bone, Frances Sommerville, Cornelia
Adams, Betty Terhune of Denver. Col.
Peggy Strawn. Dick Strawn. Leon
Prunty. Charles William Gossett, Rob
Roy Mize, and Morris Montgomery.
Dean j. p. Deb. Kaye. of Grace
cathedral, celebrated his birthday an
niversary last week, and previous to
his departure for his summer home
at Crab Lake, Wis. a dinner party
was given for him at his home. The
serving was done by some Of the young
women Of tie parish, including Miss
Laura Bailey, Miss Elizabeth King and
Miss Eva Crow. Covers were placed
for Dean Kaye, the Venerable Mr..
Annesley T. Young. the Rev. Mr.. AL
bert Peel Mack. and the Rev. Mr.. G..
M. Geisel. In the evening the MEM
bers Of the vestry called to offer their
congratulations 80.
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Miss Marian Garretson gave a morn
ing party and luncheon Wednesday
for Miss Mary Dallas of Washington,
&c. who is visiting Miss Villa Rodg-
ers. Miss Beulah Tatman Of Dallas,
Tex, who is spending the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. T. F. Lyon, and
Miss Elizabeth Wilson of Chicago who
ID visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T.. Wilson.
The following children were invited
to a party given this afternoon by
Mrs. A. F. Daily for her little son,
Donald. in celebration of his fifth