The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-01
SOCIAL AND Personal.

i ias eixre ~ Of Tudson's hall Saturday.
Music was furnished by Ste.nberg's or
chestra and at the close OF the party
refreshments were served.
Those present were: Miss Octavia
Greenwood. Miss Florence Van Tassel,
Miss Eta Beck, Miss Alice Vanderpool,
ITiss Nav Van Horn, Miss Marie Will
son Miss Mary Irwin, Miss Mae De-
sss1arco Miss Eleanor Colcord, Miss
Efyrtle Dillon Miss Fannie Funk, Miss
Katherine Ernt n, Miss Edith Stolpe,
Hiss Ethel Jewell, Miss Laura Sheehan,
Hiss Anna Walsh, Miss Nellie NeVlh,
Miss Sarah Schneider, Miss Aimee
Crandeu, Miss Wfnhifred Prescott, Miss
Nellie Kirk. Miss EroI Buckmaster,
Miss Mary Morton, Miss Kittie Flynn,
Miss Ella Ramsey, Miss Frances Cot
Iyddane, Mr.. Fred Brown, Mr.. VIII
Sheehan, Mr.. Louis Wingert, Mr..
Earl Graham Mr.. Frank Hun
gate, Mr. Carl Sawin, Mr.. Ross
Heller, Mr.. Charles Nelson. Mr.. Earl
Shook, Mr.. Frank Bevelle, Mr.. Ray
Lyddane, Mr.. Joe Johnson, Mr.. Robert
Stout, Mr. Beamer Nelson, Mr.. Joe
Ramsey, Mr.. Aurel Rulings. Mr.. Frank
Sturgis. Mr. Ralph Babcocll, Mr.. Rob
ert Irwin, Mr.. Fred Wilson. Mr.. Frank
Barley, Mr.. Walter Bible Mr.. Her
bert Miller, Mr.. Charles Markley, Mr..
Warren Cheney, Mr. Frank Squire and
Mr.. Harry Martin OF Chicago.
The Chautauqua Programme.
The regular meeting of the Ninde
Chautauqua viii be held Tuesday even
ing instead of Monday, this week. The
following program will be given:
Response to roll call will be New
Years resolutions.
Initial Studies in American Litera-
ture, chapter Miss Edith Moore.
EXPANSION of the American People,
chapters X. and XI.-Miss Clara Lau-
Reading-AIrs. F. c. Slater.
Art Talk-Mrs. L. H. Crandell.
Departure.
The Women's Educational and In
dustrial union of Boston has inaugur-
ated a new feature, that of a House
keepers School," which is conducted on
a really scientific basis. TITS course is
designed to meet the needs of college
women and others who wish to fit
| themselves to manage a household on
the best economic and hysienic basis.
1t is also claimed that this school holds
the belief that house work is a trade
and that the women upon whom the
care of the house falls, whether she be
employer or employe, should have spe-
cial training for her work; to be con-
sistent with this belief the school is
only open for young women who wish
| to study homework as a trade.
| AS it defines itself, the school of
| housekeeping stands for a recognition
| of the fact that housekeeping is a pro-
| The course offered to young women who
| are to study it from the housekeeper's
| standpoint consists in the application
of known principles and facts, scientific
! and economic, to the maintenance of a
/ well orde red,s healfuI home It in
| cludes a study of the management of
| the household and expenditure of the
income according to business methods -
Notes and Pers lual Mention.
Engraved or printed cards and we'd
| ding invitations. Adams Brothers.
There will be meeting of the dele
gates of the City Federation Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 in the Y. w. c. A.
| parlor to make arrangements for the
| Holman Taylor art exhibit. All dele
/ gates are requested to be present
| The Felicity club will meet Tuesday
| afternoon with Mrs. Dan Small on
/ Western avenue.
Miss Man. Hartman will arrive from
I Warrensburg, Mo, Thursday to visit
| Mrs. George P. Ashton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Lakin will go to
| Atchison Tuesday for a short visit.
| Mrs. Harry Stafford of North Topeka
| entertained a number of her South side
| friends very pleasantly Thursday even
ing.
Miss Grace Norris spent a few days
in Kansas City last week.
The engagement has been announced
| of Miss Louise Smith eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blood Smith
to Mr.. David Sibley. Mr. Sibley form
erly lived in Topeka but r wv has q
position in Albuquerque. Miss Smith
who has beer travelling in Europe fol
the past year, made her formal en-
| trance into society a few weeks ago
Mrs. p. L. Soper will return this weel
to her home in VeDita, 1. T., after {
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Farms.
worth on Topeka avenue.
The regular December meeting of tn,
Western Sorosis was hid Friday after
noon in the Y w. e; =: parlors. Miss
NJ. Louise Jones of the literary depart
ment of the State Normal and non
resident member of the Sorosis gave
fine discourse on Hamlet Each mem
Der had the privilege of inviting tw,
guests. and at the close of the program
refreshments We're served.
Homer Low left Sunday for For
Worth, Tex, after a weeks visit in To
peka with M. A. Low and family
Mr- and Mrs. j. e. Crockett of Leav
| enworth, formerly of Topeka, are spend
| ing a few days in the city
GUY Hagar of st. Louis is visiting hi,
| mother on Topeka avenue
Miss Mary Wilson returned to he
home IN kansas City today after
short visit with Topeka friends.
| Mr.. Charles CroSkey and sister ar,
spending few days in Chicago
Miss Amanda Jones who has BEEF
living with her sister, Mrs. c. r. Jones
three miles east of the city, left Frida,
for the south where she win make he
home in the future
Miss katherine Reilly of Carbondal
| IS visiting Mrs. w. W. Carr.
Miss Lizzie King has returned from
a visit at her old home in PaoH, Ind.
and is with her sister, Mrs. w. B. Robe.
on West Tenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Trump are visit
ing Mrs. Trumps mother, Mrs. A ]
kits, in Ottawa.
Seven Course Dinns-
| Mr. and 1Trs 70 rriuotor eraxro q eax1a,