The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29

ssolcmnized at $3.50 O'CLOCK IueSuay
afternoon. June 27. at San Saba.
Mr. Wolford came to Topeka from
Galveston. Tex. recently, to take a po-
sition as head of the advertising de-
partment Of the Santa Fe Railway
compauy He succeeded Mr.. Harry
Rowland in that position, and prior to
coming TO Topeka. he held a similar
place with railway company in
Texas
Mr.. and Mrs Woolford will make
their home in Topeka, and will occupy
house in the twelve hundred block
IN Topeka avenue.
Mrs Thurlough Morse was the guest
of honor at luncheon given today at
the Country club by Mrs. Charles L.
Mitchell.
Covers were placed for Mrs. Morse.
Mrs Charles skinner. Mrs. Walter
Hayes. Mrs. Tom King, Mrs. Charles
Mckirahan. Mrs. Fred Davis, Mrs.
lief Felix, Mrs. Hal Hazlett, MSs
Eugenia Quinton. Miss Hazel Risteen,
Miss Helen McClintock. and Mrs.
Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse have recently
come to Topeka to make their home
and have rooms at the J. L. Work
home. Mr. Morse is a member of the
G. \. Morse family who formerly lived
IN Topeka and are now in Chicago.
Mrs Morse is u bride of few months.
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dinner party was given Wednes
day evening by Mr. and Mrs. p. ].
CleVenger at their home, 3O3 West
Tenth avenue. Their daughter, Mrs.
r. l. Greene. OF Urbana. H., also Mrs.
Thomas Hayes and her daughter, Miss
Grace Hayes, of Kansas City, were
guests OF honor.
The table decorations were roses
and sweet peas. and the place cards
were rose favors- The colors were
pink and white. Covers were laid for
fourteen.
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the guests with some vocal selections
and Miss JOY Paxton. who is a stu
dent in the New England Conservatory
OF Music. played the piano accom-
paniments.
Mrs Greene and her son, Francis,
viii remain in Topeka about two
weeks. and during their visit Mr.
Greene will visit at the Clevenger
home
Ms J. g Emahizer has asked
guests for a luncheon Friday at her
home in Potwin Place
Mrs. Charles P. Adams of 124
Greenwood avenue was hostess at a
luncheon today for few friends.
Covers were laid for +: t swelve-
Mrs. a D. Gray left today with a
party Of young girls for Idaho Springs.
Colo 10 spend a month or six weeks
at Ben Eynon cottage. The girls in
tie party are Miss Genevieve McMil
Ian Miss Ruth Larimer, Miss Ruth
Thompson. Miss Edith Switzer and
Miss Gertrude Gray :
Mr.. and Mrs. James 4. Troutman
will give a dinner party tonight. to
which they have asked the following
friends: Justice and Mrs. W. A. john
ston. Justice and Mrs. Henry Mason,
Justice and Mrs. John Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs O. p. Updegraff, Mr.. and
Mrs J. W. Thurston. Mr.. I'D Mrs.
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hizer. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Vance of Okla
homa City. and Mr.. and Mrs o. E.
Walker
Mrs W. \. Morton will entertain the
Monday Whist club next Monday
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Mrs Jack Campbell entertained her
luncheon club today. Mrs. ]. d. M.
Hamilton, jr.. of Kansas City Mrs.
Roy Thompson and Mrs. Robert
Pierce were invited to fill the places
OF three of the absent members of the
club.
The Shawnee County Golf club
women arc keen on the outcome OF
the golf contest Saturday; for they
have their eyes on three five-dollar
parasols that are displayed in three OF
the down town stores, and 1t is not the
part of prudence for any male IN
truder 10 come between them and the
the clock putting contest will be
awarded the parasol offered by the
Pelietier Stores company; tie winner
of the three hole contest will receive
the parasol from the Warren NJ. Cros-
by store. and The woman who wins in
the long drive contest, will be given
the parasoI offered by Crosby Broth
ers
The ". y. L. Thompson store offers
as prizes i rolling pin, a flat iron and
a hatchet, for the thirtyyard ap-
preach contest. This contest is open
to any woman who wishes 10 enter it,
whether she is a member of the
Shawnee County Golf club or not.
Miss KaroIyn B. Whittlesey has is
sued invitations for her annual con-
cert to be given Wednesday evening,
July 5. at eight o'clock, in Unity
church. 9lS Topeka avenue.
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Aisis Ruth Bomsardner gave a song
recital Wednesday night at the West
minister Presbyterian church. assisted
by Miss Ethel Grant, pianist, and Miss
Lucille Bomgardner. accompAnist. The
program wds of agreeable length for
a summer recital. and offered pleas
ing variety The recital opened with
two Schubert numbers. +'Du Bist die
Rub" and "HarlS. Hark the Lark" the
first being given in German The big
geSt number of the evening was the
Pages Song from the opera, The
AA1eLEA4lASs h3 -ACgC1OCSA. II was
sung in Italian. This song is rather
ornate and has a good many embel-
. hshmsnts. Miss Bomgardner closed
her program with group of English
song. June" by Rummell: Boat
Song" by Ware; Il Breathe Thy
Name" by Salter. and THE Years at
the Spring by Nevin. She was twice
enc0red, repeating the Nevin song and
swing the popular encore number,
'Will-o'-the-Wisp.
Miss Bomgardner has been study
ing three years with Miss Helen Hoge-
boom at Washburn college. She gave