The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-09

with Georgette crepe. and beaded
trimming. Mrs. Noble Prentis wore
a gown of grey silk with a trimming
of beading in shades of pink and blue.
Miss Mona Clair Huffman, a student
in K. u, was one of the guests. She
wore a pale grey silk gown, trimmed
with a touch of pink. She is the
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Huff
man of Columbus.
Mrs. George Crawford of the recep-
ton committee wore a lovely gown of
orchid cloth, yelled in orchid tulle.
The skirt was short length, and the
bodice cut low at the neck, with tiny
sleeves of tulle. The drapery was
edged with narrow bands of rides
cent orchid sequins, and the same
trimming formed wide girdle. Mrs.
Alvarado NJ. Fuller was gowned in
white embroidered silk. She wore a
corsage bouquet. Mrs. Adelaide Smith
was gowned in ivory white net en-
broidered in rose motifs, with the
overdrapery edged with white fur.
Mrs. H. E. Ray was handsomely
gowned in Burgundy tulle and satin.
The trimming was of silver lace,
which formed a shoulder scarf. Mrs.
Walter johnson wore violet tulle en-
broidered i'll gold threads. She wore
gold slippers, and her corsage was of
sunburst roses. Mrs. ]. F. FARRELL
wore a gown of lavender satin and
white lace, with a scarf of white tulle
and lace.
Mrs. Henry J. Waters, the wife of
President Waters of the agricultural
college, was guest. She wore black
tulle and satin. Miss Helen Kanavel
the granddaughter of the senator
from Sedgwick, was among the
guests. She wore a bright blue gown
of satin and tulle. She is a student
in Baker university and came to To-
peka for the party.
The Nineteenth Century club will be
guests at the Art Guild rooms this af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock, and will listen to
an informal address by Mrs. Fern
Coppedge, on the Borglum exhibit
Mrs. Herbert West is president of the
Nineteenth Century club
At 4 o'clock. the Nautilus club wo-
men will visit the exhibit and will be
addressed by Mrs. L. D. Whittemore.
The hostesses for the day at the Guild
rooms are Mrs Whittemore, Mrs.
Coppedge and Mrs. w. P. Bishop.
Mrs. r. B. Hickox will receive her
friends at the Guild rooms Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Florence Scott entertained at
thin bles this afternoon plimentary
to Mrs. Allen H. Ogan of Arkansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Walker enter
tanned at dinner in compliment to Miss
Harriet Gibson of Marion, Iowa. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. H w.
Putnam.
Mrs. w. c. McDonough entertained
a group of friends Monday afternoon
Some of the guests were invited for
bridge at 8 o'clock, and others came
for tea at o'clock. Pink roses were
used to decorate the tables. Mrs. Nc
Donough was assisted by her mother.
Mrs Patrick Walsh. The guests were:
Mrs Rosseau A. Burch and her sister,
Mrs A. E. Wilson of Los Angeles Cal,
Mrs. Thomas Lillard. Mrs. l. H. Mum.
Mrs. w. S. Galloway. Mrs. William
Redwood Smith. Mrs. Alvarado M.
Fuller, Miss Helen McClintock, Mrs.
T. T. Hazen. Mrs. Roy Shoaf, Miss
Agnes Walsh, Mrs E. L. Copeland,
Mrs Paul Walker, Mrs. George Staeb-
Ter, Mrs. J. NJ. Cornell and Mrs Hor-
ace Humphreys, Mrs. Horace Hall and
her mother Mrs. j. M. Weller, of Fort
Bragg, Cal; Mrs. Frank BurroW and
her sister, Miss Helen Collins of Penn
sylvania and Mrs. Adelaide Smith.
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Cards have been received in Topeka
announcing the marriage of Miss
Ruth jeanette Keene of Fort Scott to
Mr. William Lambert Buzzard, which
took place Saturday, January 6; at
Fort Scott The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Keene of Fort
Scott Mr.. Keene has been chosen
speaker of the house of representa-
tives and he and Mrs. Keene will be in
Topeka during the winter.
Miss Anna Speck went to Fort Scott
to attend the wedding.
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DIR. and Mrs. S. S. Estey and their
daughter, Miss Helen Estey, will be
at home informally to their friends
this evening at the Manse. They are
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