The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-18

poria have announced the engagement
of their daughter. Mabel, to Mr.. Ralph
A. Stem OF New York city. the we'd
ding to take place some time In July.
Miss Stone has friends in Topeka to
be interested in the news Of her en-
gagement.
The Westlawn Bridge club met
Wednesday with Mrs. E e. Marshall.
Miss Flora Fisher, who will leave
Saturday 10 make her home in Cali
fornia, was the guest OF honor at a
party given by Mrs. William Schick,
assisted by Mrs. Frank Bassatt and
Mrs. Mary Chaplin. Miss Fisher has
taught in Potwin school for the past
time she mas been assistant principal.
She graduated from the high school,
and later from the Emporia Normal.
Miss Sarah Hazel Slaughter and Miss
bowl. and music for the party was
furnished by an orchestra, and also by
Miss Mildred Carter and Mrs. Mary
Chaplin, who gave some piano num-
bers. The young women Of the All
Star club presented the guest Of honor
with an engraved silver spoon.
The guests were: Miss Fisher, Mrs.
Roy Liston Of Cleveland. Ohio, Miss
Pearl Carpenter Of Pasadena, CAL.
Miss Georgia Stoneback of Fredericks-
IL, Oklds, MI6 M. lSuGI, NQIS.
James Cottrell, Mrs. Louis CARING
house, Mrs Frank Bassett, Mrs. Mary
Chaplin, Mrs. Julius Fritz. Mrs. Eliza
beth Pickett, Mrs. Lena Boutwell,. Miss
Jessie Sproat. Miss Maude Sproat, Miss
Ida Drew Barnes, Miss Mary J. Sharp.
Miss Ada Disbrow, Miss Minnie Doer-
ing, Miss Maud Cowdry, Miss Edith
States. Miss Maud Rehkoph. Miss MIL
dred Carter, Miss Elizabeth Achen-
bach. Miss Elizabeth Gregory. Miss
Co M Hxa< lac
Elsie Gades. Miss Hilda Wilson, Miss
, Nettie Peterson. Miss Edith Peterson,
Miss Sarah Hazel Slaughter, Miss Ella
Olinger. Miss Isabel Van Zant, Miss
Allie Whitmore, Miss Flora Fisher,
Mr.. E. B. Whitmore, Mr.. Frank Bas-
sett. Mr.. William Schick, Mr.. Barrow
johnson. Mr.. Waylan Durham. Mr..
Erich Sharp. Mr.. William schick. jr.
Miss Matte Barnes, who is a pupil
Of Mrs. George Parkhurst, will give
her first year recital Friday evening
in the First Presbyterian church par
lor. She will be assisted by Miss
Otella Miller. pianist, and Mrs. Robert
Carver, accompanied.
The Good Government club gave a
picnic party Wednesday evening in
Garfield park, marking the close Of
its activities for the season The
and their families, and was served
late in the afternoon SO that the men
could attend. The long tables were
spread at $3.50 o'clock, and more than
hundred people were served. Aft
er the luncheon, the guests remained
for the band concert in the evening.
Some of the provisions brought for
the supper were not upwrapped, and
were taken to the Orphans Home aft
er the party.
The club work is ended for the sea-
son, but some of the standing COM
mittees will continue their sessions
through the summer. The program
committee is preparing the course OF
study for next year, and will have it
ready in a few weeks.
Among those who attended the
party last night were: Mrs. J. D. Nc
| Farland, president Of the club; Miss
Katherine Mcfarland. Judge Hugh
Mcfarland. Mr.. and Mrs. E. t..
Roudebush and their son, Edgar, Mrs.
George Morehouse, Miss Ceora Lam
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Forbes and
their family, Miss Mabel Barnes, Mrs.
HI. w. Foster, Mrs. L. r. Sherman,
| Mrs. E. d. Day, DR.. Deborah Long
shore. Mrs. B. B. Smythe, Mrs. E. E.
Roudebush, Mrs. C. B. Graves. Mrs..
L. S. Harvey, Mrs. Nora Smell, Mrs
8. H. Abbott. Mrs: J. w. Tucker. Mrs.
Abram Bergen, Mrs. Erickson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Jones, Hrs. C. w. Rad
| cliffe. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bolinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gilmore Mrs. J. "
Rowles. Mrs. Josephine b. White,
Mrs. Millie H. Mcintyre. Mrs. E. C..
Moser. Miss Gertrude E. Barnes, Mrs.
Mary Stokes, Mrs g. w. Eply, Mrs
II. n. Rhodes, Mrs J. C. Purl, Mrs
Louis Van Dorp. Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.
Logg, Mrs c. T. Markley, Mrs. C. r..
Thrapp. Mrs. M. A. Lacy, Mrs. L. T..
r. smyth. Mrs. Ward Burlingame.
| Mrs. II. w. Bomgardner. Mrs. r. p.
Lindsay. Mrs. Lola Replogle, Mrs. c.
H. Hill, Mrs. G. NJ. Blair, Miss Mil
| dred Mills. Miss Lucille Bomgardner,
Miss Marian Lindsay. Miss Myrtle
/ Boatsman. Miss Ruby Smell, Mr.
Paul Harrison. DR.. L. w. Rowles, Ho-
! mer White. Eugenia Grotewold, Olive
Flowers. Marguerite Rhodes, willard