The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-22

be in the dining room are: Elizabeth
Purdy, Margaret Hill and Belle Bar
ton.
Mr. Hubbard and his pianist, Mr..
Claude Goothelf. who are giving
operalogues in Topeka this afternoon
and tonight, are guests OF Judge ana
Mrs. DeWitte C. Nellis. while they are
| in Topeka. Judge and Mrs. Nellis met
the musicians while they were in Cali
fornia visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Harmon Ryus. Mrs. Ryus brought Mr..
Hubbard before the Ebell club of Los
Angeles.
Mrs. George T. Staebler has asked
guests for an informal tea Wednesday
afternoon at her home in Potwin
Place She will be assisted by Mrs
Mrs Monte Kistler, Mrs. Luther Burns
and Miss Julia Larimer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Dewey gave
| a weekend party at their country
place near Manhattan for the follow
ing Topeka friends: Mr. and Mrs. AL
| bert T. Reid, DR.. and Mrs Merrill
Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Mulvane,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Snattinger. Mr. and mrs. Dana
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Mohler, Mr.
]. B. Nicholson and Mr.. Harry Lee
| land.
The Washburn Girls Literary So
ciety had party Saturday night at
I the home of Miss Lucille Bomgardner
Miss Audrie Myers planned the party,
and the chaperons were: Mr.. and Mrs.
E. D. Schonberger, Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
rill Templeton, and Mr. and Mrs Roy
Painter The hostesses were;
! Miss Anne Hawley, Miss Edna
Smith, Miss Lena Baxter, Miss kath-
/ ryn Albaugh, Miss Esther Macarthur,
Miss Marian Lerrigo, Miss Marjorie
Herrig, Miss Mae Beaver, Miss Clara
Beaver, Miss Ruth Tomlinson, Miss
Lola Morrison. Miss Mary Hall, Miss
( Sierra Beggs, Miss Laura Neiswanger,
1 Miss Beatrice Rush, Miss Mary Hus-
, sey, Miss Gwendoline Shakeshaft, Miss
Mildred Morrison. Miss Lucille Bonn
gartner, Miss Katherine Conking,
Miss Christina Ward, Miss Dorothy
! Foster, Miss Lillian Gleisner, Miss
Mildred JOSS, Miss Gertrude Lomis,
! Miss Ruth Larimer, Miss Esther Lau-
terbach, Miss Lily Wiser, Miss Lula
! Wiser, Miss Edith Switzer, Miss Ed
ma Derby, Miss kathleen Rogan, Miss
Bessie Hanson, Miss Ruth Bomgartner
and Audine Myers
The guests were: Mr.. HARDWOOD Ben
ton, Mr. George Barret, Mr.. Angelus
Burch. Mr.. Manning Balch, Mr..
Thomas Crawford, Mr.. Roscoe Graves,
ham, Mr.. Fred Worley, Mr.. John Will
nams, Mr.. Raymond French, Mr..
Blaine Battey, Mr. Lowell Berry, Mr.
Burgoyne Griffing, Mr.. Paul Bush,
Mr.. Howard Cox Mr.. Harry Welty,
Mr.. Milton Gugler, Mr.. Bryan Muir
head, Mr.. Nathan Isenberger, Mr..
| Ernest Trull. Mr.. Glenn Hussey, Mr..
Ewing Fergus, Mr.. Karl Miller, Mr..
James Lindsay, Mr.. Clyde Partridge,
Mr.. Charles Lewis, Mr.. Arthur Shake
oh A. II r. Dr0e ION
Palmer, Mr.. Harry. Champenny, Mr.
Richard Fighter, Mr.. Arthur Dehn
and Mr. William Stein.
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The Crochet club made its annual
visit to Burlingame last week, where
the day was spent with Mrs. George
w. Burroughs. one of the out-of-town
members. Picnic luncheon was served
at o'clock and a supper before the
guests returned in the evening. Those
who attended were: Mrs. Henry Ben
nett, Mrs. ]. C. Burnett. Mrs. P. c.
Bolmar, Mrs. f. p. Manspeaker, Mrs
NJ. w. Medlicott, Mrs. A. A. Scott,
Mrs. H. l. Shirer, Mrs. C. D. Scott,
Mrs H E. Seeds. Mrs Phil Lingen-
felter, Mrs. w. f. Vreeland. Mrs J. B.
Whelan. Mrs. H A. Kingslew, Mrs. w.
H. Fighter. Mrs. H. H. Welty, Miss
Virginia Welty and two Burlingame
women, Mrs. F. E. Filley and Mrs.
E. ". Miner.
Miss Grace Elmore gave a picnic
party at her country home near Te-
cumseh for the girls of the high school
gymnasium classes.
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The members of the Alta Vista club
will have picnic party today at Dorm
wood Farm, the country place belong
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. 7. F. Doran.
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The Topeka Avenue Bridge club
| a r-fxy Cat Aax- io11 NJ
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.
Foster. Covers were laid for: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Peppmyer. DR.. and Mrs.