The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01

wore aprons, and the boys were
dressed in overaIls. Decorations were
In autumn leaves and pumpkin Ian
, terms Miss Margaret Lynch, of Sa-t
, lima. who is visiting Miss Marian |
Moore for the weekend. and Miss /
Dorls Drought, who is visiting Miss
Georgia Neese, were out of town |
guests at the party.
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The. members of the Lake View club |
VIII gather for their annual Halloween |
masquerade dance at the Lake View
club house tonight Prizes will be Of
and there promises to be an interest
| ing variety. The members of the
| Hefghloa Hawaiian quartet will enter
tam with musical program, and Miss
Marguerite Frisbie will dance the hula
huIa dance accompanied by the quar-
tet Members of the quartet are MIR.
Bubbles Crow, Mr.. Harry Mckee, Mr..
Harry Davis and Mr.. Donald Knowles.
Over fifty guests are expected.
Mrs. Byron Davis was hostess yes
terday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
James Shaded, of Hiawatha, at line
! party followed by a supper at the
Chocolate Shop. A few intimate
friends were guests. !.
Mrs. A. Marburg entertained this
afternoon at her home, 931 Harrison
street, for her grandson, Marburg
| Yerkes of New York, who is visiting
i with his mother, Mrs. Hubert Yerkes
lin Topeka. The guests were all boys of
seven years of age. and included Ar
| thur Carruth III, Junior Dodge, Jimmie
Wise, Tom Frost. John Grove, John
David. John Felix. Edward Fisher,
Zeke Forter. Guilford Dudley, Robert
Schonberger and Marburg Yerkes.
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Plans of Topeka society gave way
this afternoon for the big U and l
birthday party at Kellam Hall. One
| thousand of Topeka's women gathered
there for bridge and the musical tea
the latter part of the afternoon. And
so. of course. there was absolutely
nothing else going on this afternoon at
| ALL"
| Mrs. C. A. Forter and her son. Ce-
ell, left today for Wichita, where they
| will join Mr.. Forter, and will make
land her son have been the guests for
the past few days of Mrs. Paul Mont
/ gomery. Several informal affairs have.
been given for Mrs. Forfer. Mrs.
and Mrs. Dick Hayden have been
hostesses for her.
| Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter will
preside at the Agnes ]. Caller uplift
lecture which will be given Sunday
afternoon at the Orpheum theater at
3 o. clock.
Miss Gertrude Knox and Miss Vir-
4 ginia Ritchie were hostesses at a Hal
loween masquerade party a the home
of Miss Knox, 111S West Second street.
on Friday evening. The guests were:
Miss Maria Waring. Miss Lorena
Adams, Miss Dorothy Finney. Miss
Althea Lutte, Miss Margaret Majors
Miss Elizabeth Thompson, Miss Lola
Denote, Miss Blanche Candy, Mr..
Harold Majors, Mr.. Cecil Taylor, Mr..
Arthur Austin, Mr.. Delma Taylor. Mr..
Leslie Austin, Mr.. Buford Taylor. Mr..
Ogilvia Standiford, Mr.. Delbert Hin
KEEL and Mr.. Robert Keeler.
!. Miss Ruth Larimer chaperoned the
party.
Mrs John C. Nelson entertained at
| a birthday party this afternoon for
her daughter, Jean Maureen. The
guests were: Mrs. David owen and
) her son Paul Mrs. Laurent Schwartz
and her son Charles Stanton, Mrs.
Harris Stubbings and her daughter
June, Mrs. w. F.. Boettcher and her
daughters Po11yanna and Betty Jane,
. and Mrs. S. W. Darlington and her son
: Junior.
Miss Leah Ulamperl gave a Hal
loween masquerade party Friday eve
! ming at her home, 617 Taylor. The
decorations were in black and orange.
The guests included: Miss Dorothy
Jenkins, Miss Sylvia Cohen, Miss
; Helen Stoddard, Miss Leah Affron,
Miss Charlotte Affron, Miss Beacher
, Cohen, Miss Helen Jenkinson, Miss
Iris Langhart. Miss Elizabeth Sargent,
Miss Ulamperl, Mr.. Nicholas Green
burg. Mr.. Irving Frank, Mr. Elias
Gartner, Mr.. Dean Gascoigne, Mr..
Harmon Benjamin, Mr.. Harold Spick-
erman, Mr.. Harold Robinson. and Mr.
= Grant Peterson. After the party, Miss
!. | Ulamperl entertained several of her
E girl friends at a slumber party
y Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Upper announce
: Mabel, to Mr.. Homer A. Herrick. The
: wedding will take place in the month
of November.
The secretaries of the Y w. c.. A
will be hostesses tonight at a fancy
costume party at the 7. ". c. A. build
v ing. for all the business girls of the
e city. The evening will be spent ir
s games. stunts and dancing. Miss Ger
!, trude Laudenback will have charge OF
< the games and stunts Mrs. Charles
!. Joslin will tell fortunes. in costume. az
: a gypsy fortune teller. Decorations
n and refreshments will be appropriate
e for the Halloween season.
The Ladies Aid society of the FRS
g Methodist church will meet mex
= Wednesday afternoon. November 5. al
A the home of Mrs. S. S. OFT. $50 Polk
{ The following women will assist: Mrs
\ Fred Bonebrake, Mrs. c. S. Elliott
4 Mrs. j. L. Kinkle. Mrs. H 0. Maddox
a Mrs. j. w. Johnstone. Mrs. H. J. Her
wig. Mrs. c. H. Matthews, Mrs. C. B
), Zook Mrs E. A. Anderson and Mrs
! w H Lewis. Plans for the baZar will
= | be arranged and a large attendance i:
h desired.
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= The Chancel Chapter of Grace Ca
: thedral will give a series of home
= cooked cafeteria suppers at the, Grace
:, Cathedral Guild hall. The first sup
: per will be given Monday evening a
= $50. Mrs. Hal Hazlet and Mrs
IA Frank Scott Davis are in charge
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Notes and Personal McEtion.