The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-01

The annual corn jiggin of the Tivoli
club. given at Kellam Hall the night
Defore Thanksgiving, was one of the
important events of the clubs activ-
tiles for the season. The hall was
adorned with corn husks and pump
kins, and the supper consisted of
pumpkin pie. apples cider and
doughnuts. All the chairs were re-
moved from the hall and the dining
room, leaving the floor the only seat
ing place. in accordance with the GUS
toms of the rustic barn dances.
Those who attended the party were:
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. James S. Hayes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warrick Updegraff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Snat-
finger, Mr. and Mrs Samuel E. Lux.
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Lyman, Miss
Ruth Thompson, Miss Sarella Herrick,
Miss Helen Lucas, Miss Altha Watson,
Miss Florence Scott, Miss Mildred
Fuller, Miss Hazel Boast, Miss Hazel
Burnett, Miss Carol Thrall, Miss Dor
othy Nichols, Miss Clyde Bonebrake,
Miss Doris Rosser, Miss Helen Neese,
Miss Mamie Zahner, Miss Dorothy
Coe, Miss Ernestine Kline, Miss An
toinette West. Miss Charlotte West,
Miss Helen Whitted, Miss Marian Will
liams, Miss Marjorie Middaugh, Miss
Morah Gatchell, Miss Mary Paxton,
Miss Marjorie Blank. Miss Marguerite
Thrapp, Miss Marguerite Dolan, Miss
Elizabeth Edison, Miss Sue Louise Bell,
Mr.. Randolph Rutter, Mr. Marion
Smith, Mr.. Kenneth Lytle, Mr.. Rich
ard Barton. Mr.. Robert Biene. Mr..
John Bauerline, Mr.. Willard Bowman,
Mr.. James Brier. Mr.. Stanley Cope
land, Mr.. John Elliott, Mr.. Frank Fa-
BILE, Mr.. Russell Grimes, Mr.. George
Gross, Mr.. Larry Huey, Mr.. Frank
Hafh hQr- n or Nv Hull Mr.
Keller, Mr.. Leonard Kline, Mr.. Charles
Kouns, Mr.. Ted Lagerstrom, Mr.. Dom
aid Longaker, Mr.. Frank Longaker.
Mr.. Waite Lytle, Mr.. Cecil Meredith.
Mr.. Charles Mckee, Mr.. Dean McEl-
heny, Mr.. Jake Mertz, Mr. Gale Nor
gan, Mr.. Hugh Nichols. Mr.. Kenneth
Ogilvie, Mr.. Elwin Olander, Mr.. John
Porter, Mr.. James Perry, Mr.. Merle
Rutter, Mr.. George Rourke, Mr.. Roger
Savage, Mr.. Merle Seger, Mr.. Elrick
Samuel Stewart, Mr.. Donald Taliafer-
ro, Mr.. Jean Villipigue. Mr.. Chester
Wahle, Mr.. Alden Weightman. Mr..
Edward Wilkinson, Mr.. Karl Zeigler.
Mr.. Alfred Cole, Mr.. Harry Leland,
and Mr.. John Marshall Hite.
The Helianthus club will give
party Tuesday night of next
week at Kellam Hall.
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Judge w. R. Smith, Mr.. w. A. L.
Mr.. D. w. Mulvane. Mr..
Robert Blair and Mr.. Roy Thompson,
will leave Saturday night for Louis
lana, on their annual winter hunting
trip, to be absent about two or three
weeks.
Mrs. Rousseau A. Burch and Mrs.
Georgia Wilson Ober have returned to
Topeka from Salina, where they at
tended a reception given for Mrs.
Burch's daughter, Mrs. ,LaRue Royce,
a bride of the autumn. The follow
ing account of the party is from the
Salina Union:
The home of Mrs. I. A. Burch on
North Eighth street was beautifully
decorated with quantities of smilax,
stevia and roses yesterday afternoon
for the reception given by Mrs. I. A.
Burch and Mrs. Charles w. Burch,
honoring Mrs. La Rue Royce, who
came to Salina as bride few weeks
ago. Mrs. Royce was Miss Winifred
Burch of Topeka. Receiving with the
hostesses and Mrs. Royce were Mrs.
Rousseau Burch of Topeka, the moth ,
er of the bride, Mrs. A. E. Wilson of
Los Angeles and Mrs. Georgia Ober,
now of Topeka, but formerly of Los
Angeles.
Little Miss Della Dean Dodge was
at the door to receive the guests. AS
sisting friends in the receiving rooms
e.
Charles Shaw, Mrs. w. p Pierce, Mis-, |
Katherine Eberhardt, Miss Grace
Wellington, Mrs. Mac Stevenson, Mrs |
Daniel Carlin and Mrs. Peter Richard |
son.
Mrs. Royce wore her wedding gown
of crepe meteor made with a short |
full skirt. The bodice had draperies |
of filet lace which fell from the |
shoulders. Mrs. I. A. Burch was in |
black satin with trimmings of real
lace. Mrs. c. W. Burch's gown was
blue over black with touches of lace. |
Mrs. Rousseau Burch of Topeka wore !
bronze net over yellow satin. Mrs A. |
E. Wilson of Los Angeles was in black |
silk with trimmings of black lace over :
gold Her daughter Mrs. Georgia !
Ober, wore rose colored chiffon over
rose silk.
Many pretty hats and frocks were
worn by guests. The metal lace hats |
With contrasting crowns of velvet or
satin are very pretty seen with the
,oiorings of handsome afternoon
rocks under softly shaded lights.
In the dining room crystal basket
was filled with roses in different
;hades of pink and stevia, with trail
ng smilax Pink candles in crystal |
were on the table and |
buffet The young women who as
sisted wore pink and white frocks.
Ropes of smilax were used in wind
ng the stairway and arcneS Ihe
shades were drawn and the lights
we're yelled with pink, one of the
1redominating colors-
Among the out-of-town guests were
Irs. Merritt NJ. Sherman of Crawford, J
Irs. Edgar Arnold of Atchison, Mrs :,
Charles Lamme of Hiawatha and Miss
trace Rickenbacher of Topeka. who is
the winter with her sister,
Irs. Clifford B. Dodge. Miss Maurine
stevenson who is home from Wash
,urn for Thanksgiving and Miss Il
Iadge Rush, who left her music stud