The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-06


has returned to Topeka for a snort
time. He will leave on his return
Saturday, making the trip in his car
A group of Topeka people Will make
the overland trip at the same time,
and among those who will go to Lake
OkoboU for an outing of two weeks
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Clement smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs;
V. B. Kistler, and probably Mr.. and
Mrs. Monte Kist1er will make the trip
also.
Mrs. Robert Fullerton gave thlm-
bic party this afternoon in honor OF
her sister. Mrs. H. 1. Green, of Ur-
bana, III, who is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. ]. Clevenger-
Mrs. Fullerton will also entertain for
her sister Friday afternoon.
Mrs. D. p. Paxton gave a luncheon
Wednesday for Mrs. Green and for
Mrs. c.. E Bergson, of Leavenworth
The table was decorated in yellow and
white. The flowers were black-eyed
Susan and yellow lilies, and the place
cards were done la yellow lilies. Miss
Grace Hayes, of Kansas City, who is a
guest at the Clevenger home, sang for
the entertainment of the guests after
the luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Quinton gave
a picnic party on the Fourth in the
country west of town. The party in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Null
vane, MIR. and Mrs. Albert T. Reid
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnes and Mr.
and Mrs. Quinton.
Mrs. Horace Humphreys entertained
ten guests at luncheon Wednesday at
the Country club.
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Miss Helen Shfrk, Miss Ethel F'o-
shay and Miss Cozie Crawford gave n
luncheon today at Miss Shirk's home
in Western avenue, for Miss owe
White, who will be married Saturday
to Mr. Ray Garbey of Colby, Kan. The
table decorations We're yellow, and the
flowers were nasturtiums and yellow
daisies. The guests were members of
the alumnae chapter of the Kappa
Kappa Chi sorority who are in town,
and a few other college friends of Miss
White.
Covers were laid for: Miss White,
Mrs. Howard Searle. Mrs. Amory Lee,
Mrs. Harry Maynard. Mrs. Fred Prout,
Mrs. o. H. White, Mrs. Fred Legler
OF Valley Falls formerly Miss Ina
Kendall. a washburn college girl Mrs.
George Platt and Miss Hermione Van
Laer, Miss Allison Shaver. Miss Es-
Their Peers. Miss AdeliEe Peers Miss
Ruth Schnacke. Miss Fannie Stoves,
Miss Nerna VOrley, Miss Frances
Wheeler, Miss Jean Robertson, Miss
Martha Whittemore, Miss Helen Fair.
Miss Lucille Chandler Miss Lucille Sor-
ensen. Miss Nellie Foshay. and Miss
Ida Kendall and Miss Irene Dean of
Valley Falls.
the younger girls. Miss Florence Fair.
Miss Margaret Whittemore and Miss
Dorothy Foster.
Ms. Charles Wolff. Jr., entertained
few guests at luncheon at the Coun-
try club TO-DAY.
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Miss Helen Stevenson, who Is being
a great deal entertained this season
prior to her marriage to Mr.. o. f.
Hite of Humboldt, which will take
place some time this month, will be
the guest of honor at a picnic party
this evening and late afternoon. The
hostess is Mrs. Robert Kfngman of
Urbana, ILL.,, who is spending the sum-
mer with her parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. V. c. Taliaferro.
Mrs. Kingman, formerly Miss Mil
dred Taliaferro, and Miss Stevenson
were school friends graduating from
Washburn college in the class of 1913.
The party is a picnic and miscella-
neous shower, from to o'clock in
Lakewood park. The picnic supper
from individual luncheon baskets, and
the colOrs are pink and white,
The company Includes: Miss Stew
enson, Mrs. Howard Searle, Mrs Gil
bert Worley Mrs. Ray Yarnell, Mrs.
c. B. Blair, Miss Ruth Bauer, Miss
Margaret Russell, Miss Grace Gaines,
Miss Margaret Vest, Miss Nerna
Morley. Miss Eleanor Neal, Miss Floy
WetherOee and : Miss !. Daisy , Peart-
good looking afternoon dress was
seen at the ball park yesterday 1t was
of dull rose linen. with white sailor
collar and cuffs. The skirt was OF
conservative length and width, and the
hat worn with the costume was
white straw, trimmed with touch of
rose. The dress was worn by Miss
Katheryn Albaugh. The Morton Al
baugh family will leave a little later
in the season for Indiana, to spend a
part of the summer with Mrs. AL
baugh's people:
Mr.. l. d. Graham, of Portland, Ore
gon. formerly of Topeka. is spending
a week or two in this city He is on
his way to New York. and Will later
return to Portland While he is on
his eastern trip, Mrs. Graham is visit
ing her sister in Idaho. Mr.. Graham
has a position on one of the Portland
papers He is the guest at dinner to-
night of Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Pitcher, of
Woodlawn avenue:
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The June, 1916, class of the high
school Will have a picnic at Gage park
next Tuesday evening, followed by a
line party to one of the theaters.
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Topeka people who formerly lived
in Decatur county, held picnic Tues
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. E.
Logan, on the Rochester road. They
formed permanent organization.
choosing Mr.. Logan as president and
Mr. Rollo Harger as secretary.
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Miss Flossie Dillon and Miss Mabel
Dillon gave a slumber party for the
X K. X club at their home Wednes-
day evening. The guests were; Miss
Helen Graham, Miss Alberta Avery,
Miss Emma Louth. Miss Maureen
Blair, Miss Marguerite Mulvihill and
Miss Henrietta Dillon.
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Miss Marian Erskine gave a lunch
con Wednesday for her cousin, Miss
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