The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-22
.OBY GKAc1AroFE WOOD. J

Mrs George Port Ashton enters
tanned this morning at a very beautiful
Tea for her house guest. Miss Ruth
ROhmer of Wichita. Other guests of
honor at the tea were Miss Marion3
Price of Burlingame, Miss Anna Furry
of Muskogee. Okla, Miss Margaret
Buck of Emporia.
The rooms were decorated with n
profusion of garden flowers and in the
center of the dining room table was a
vase of American beauty roses. The
younger set of girls were the guests.
Assisting Mrs. Ashton were Mrs. Henry
Haynes, Miss Edith Cornell. Miss
Alice Lyman, Miss Cynthia Monroe,
Miss Marion Williams. Miss Marion
Moore, Miss Mary Sampson, Miss
Mrs. Ashton's guest, Miss Dinner. is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ].
Dinner, formerly of Topeka. She is
a particularly charming girl and has
a large number of friends here and in
her home town:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Finley enter
tanned last evening in honor of their
daughter, Dorothy's eighteenth birth
day at their home. 1909 West Euclid
avenue. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. T. F. Harrison, Charles and Vir-
ginia Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Libbey, Mrs. Ch"rles Price, Mrs. Kath-
crime Barber. Mrs. F. A. Hubbard,
Miss Mildred Shaffer. Miss Ruth Shat
fer, Miss Della Hubbard. Miss Edna
Hubbard, Miss Velma Price, Miss Ger
trude Boyd, Miss Finley, Mr. w. H
Nelson, Mr.. I. s. Price, Mr.. E. S. Mos
er, Mr.. C. o. Price, Mr.. Russell Fogel.
Mr.. Harvey Hines
Two Topeka boys who have just ar
rived in this country after serving
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| jr., son of Judge c. w. Smith, and
First Sergt A. R. Wilson, the son of
Mr.. w. H. Wilson of SIS West Eighth
street.
Lieutenant Smith is now in Wash
ington, D. c.. visiting his aunt. He
will come to Topeka in a few days.
Sergeant Wilson has gone to Camp
Mills for his discharge.
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The Girls Friendly society of Grace
cathedral will have an ice cream So
cial Thursday evening at $3.50 on the
Guild hall lawn, Eighth and Polk
streets. The public is invited.
THE strange thing about it," said
Miss Kate Thomen in speaking of her
airplane ride last night, lis that 1t
seemed as If I'd done it before. 1t
didn't frighten or surprise me a bit
and I felt as II in some other age 1
must have flown. it was all so perfect
ly natural and things looked just as
| exepcted them to and the sensation
was apparently now new. I have new
/ er believed in reincarnation but now
| don't know. 1t is pathetic when
there is no sensation left to surprise
US"
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Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Miller will en-
J terrain the men who work on the
| Miller ranch at Miller, Kan. and their
wives this evening at a dinner party.
1t isn't every man who gives parties
| for his employees and there are even
| fewer who import an orchestra for
| their entertainment. The Hawaiian
| quartet who have been playing in To-
/ peka will go down this evening to en-
terrain the Miller guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller will entertain about TWEEN
| ty people.
Y Miss Faith Young. of ST. Louis.
who is here visiting Mrs. Arthur
honor at a number of affairs this
week. Miss Young is the daughter
| OF the Rev. and Mrs Benjamin
| Young. who have lived in Topeka
while the Rev. Mr.. Young was pastor
Of the First Methodist church. Miss
! Young has been a student in Wash
| ington university In st. Louis the past
year.
Miss Esther Thomas will entertain
for Miss Young tomorrow afternoon
at an informal thimble party. Only a
few guests have been asked. On
II Thursday afternoon Miss Lucille Nc
\ CURE and Miss Helen Rutledge have