The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-06
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Miss Katherine McCarter and MISS
Jessie McCarter who are attending
the Delta Delta Delta conclave at ASH
omar, Calf, were among the honor
guests at an elaborate luncheon, Whlcn
the Tri Debts of Berkeley gave To-Day Ior
! the visiting girls. The luncheon was
| followed by an automobile party.
The conclave is being held in camp
on Moteray bay. On the way to Asllo-
mar the Misses McCarter were en-
Springs, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles
and San Diego.
Miss Ethlyn Harrison will not re,
turn to Topeka this winter; She VIZ IF
open a studio in the Housed School OF
Expression, in Los Angeles, on sept
lis. Miss Harrison has been in Cali
fornia since the early spring
Mrs. James Hayes entertained her
bridge luncheon club today at her
home on Tyler street. The members
of the club are: Mrs. Hayes, Mrs.
Jack Campbell, Mrs. Clarence JORDAN,
Mrs Warrick Updegraff, Mrs Paul
Walker, Miss Grace Koontz, Miss clyde
Bonebrake and Miss Helen Spielman.
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Mrs. H. o. Garvey was hostess at an
informal luncheon yesterday at the
Country club in honor of Mrs. j. M:
McCown and Mrs. Frank Kennedy of
Emporia, who are the guests or MIS-
McCOWn'S daughter, MIS- Joseph f1oWe
and Mr.. Howe. Covers were laid for:
Mrs McCown, Mrs. Kenney, Mrs.
Howe, Mrs. Arthur McCabe, Mrs. Jno.
P. CLANCY, Mrs. George Mays, Miss
Martha McCabe, Miss Annabel Garvey
and Mrs. Carney
Mrs w. D. Self of Jonesboro, Ark,
is the guest of her sister, DR.. Lillian
Malone. Yesterday, DR.. Malone hao
a few guests to luncheon at Mills Tor
-fc Ind cd
Self, Mrs. Charles Whitmer. Miss Ann
Sweet. Miss Susie Sweet, Miss Madge
Patterson and DR.. Malone.
Mrs. Otis S. Allen gave a party yes
terday afternoon for her little daugh-
ters Catherine and Josephine, at her
home in Potwin Place. Gertrude Cool
idge, Cornelia Adams, Nadine Buck,
Margaret Sallee, Janet Edelblute. Grace
Baty, Margaret Hopper, Lucille Kirk
patrick, June Henderson, Monrov1a
Strain, Ruth Elizabeth Thompson,
Viola Nelson, Francis Dolan, Florence
Dolan, Dorothy Donnen and Bernice
Hayes. Mrs. Allen was assisted by her
cousin, Mrs. Lee Redden Gordon, Mrs.
H. M. Guy, Mrs. S. H. Allen and Miss
nellie Allen.
A Topeka boy whose mother has
gone away for visit and left him in
possession of keys to everything
around the house but the refrigerator,
has written to her that, since he has
failed to work the combination on the
icebox, he is using her Kirmanshah
rugs to wrap the ice.
Miss Florence Bowman and Miss
Mildred Bowman had few guests for
luncheon at the Country club today in
honor of their cousin, Miss Ruth
Barnes, of st. Louis. Covers were
laid for six
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The Shawnee golf links is a very
popular place these days. There are
hundred or more on the grounds
every afternoon and many of them
for the evening. They have bunga-
low club house, which will be replaced
later by a more pretentious building,
but which is very pretty and adds to
the picturesque appearance which
these grounds present. Cordially
seems to be the slogan of the club
and everyone enjoys it.
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Two Washburn college girls, Miss
Lois Chambers and Miss Florence
Hoover have a cottage on Cheyenne
road, Colorado Springs, Colo. Miss
Chambers uncle has a large home on
this road and the girls are occupying
a cottage in the same yard. Miss
Chambers and Miss Hoover gave a
luncheon one day this week at their
cottage Among the guests were two
Topeka girls. Miss Ruth Foster and
Miss Marjorie Montgomery.
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Miss Annie B. Sweet will leave Sun
day night for Denver, Colo, to visit
Mrs. Claire Evans. Mrs. Evans was
peka The last of the week, Miss
Sweet will go to Estes Park, where she
will attend both the city and student
conferences of the Y. w. c. A. Miss