The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-06
SOCIAL AND Personal.



ton city The meeting was conducted
on the usual plan IN order that Mrs
Humphrey might see what IS being done
BY this club. and she was enthusiastic
IN prououneing It a model one Other
guests Of the club were Judge and Mrs
w A Johnston and Superintendent
Davidson and wife The only innovation
was the serving OF refreshments at the
close OF the evening.
For Mrs. Willis Lord Moore.
Mrs willis Lord Moore was unable to
be present at the Federation meeting
Thursday afternoon as she had intended
but about twenty-five of ser friends
were given an opportunity TO meet her
Friday afternoon at the home of her
hostess, Mrs J. c. McCIlntock The
affair was a decidedly informal one. and
no special entertainment was provided
TOR the afternoon, but as it was a gath
erlng Of ladies all intirna te1y acquainted
none was needed Mrs. Moore, who has
more than a state reputation as a club
worker, was one of the first presidents
OF the Kansas State Federation. Mrs
McClintock's daughters, Gertrude. Helen
and Frances. assisted by villa Moore,
served refreshments of ices and cakes
Mrs Moore and her little daughter left
today for their home in Saginaw. Mich
Miss R0ssingtOn Honored.
Miss Daisy Lakin entertained a
dozen ladies Informally today, compli-
mentary to Miss Theresa RossingtOn-
They took their fancy work and spent
several pleasant hours chatting over it.
At O'Clock a dainty luncheon was
served in several courses, the guests all
seated at one nOwer-deeked table A
loving cup was passed, and each guest
responded TO 3 toast
Miss Lakin'S guests were: Mrs. Harry
Ashby. Mrs Charles Thomas, Miss
EOSsington. Mrs. Warner of Texas. Miss
Florence Rossington. Miss Louise Smith.
Mrs W -. West, Miss Helen Thomp-
son. Miss Josephine SheIa barger, Miss
Susie Gay and Miss Susie Sweet
Calidorean Club Meets
The first meeting this season Of the
CaIidorean club was held Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs George D
Hale. on West Tenth avenue and plans
for the seasons work were discussed
The study Of French history. which
was taken Up last year, VIII be resumed.
and & number Of new members have
been taken IN Another meeting VIII be
held Monday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs Hale
Ceramic Art Club.
The Ceramic Art club held business
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of the president MS 9 O.
noon was mainly spent in discussing the
china exhibit Which IS 10 be held II
Topeka the third week in November. A
number Of committees were appointed
Mrs Margaret Wiggin IS the chairman
of the social committee Mrs " T
Eckert Of the china committee, and Mrs
r H Baldwin of the programme com
Mrs Baldwin and Mrs O. E Jordan
were appointed delegates to the City
F-edera ton Hereafter meetings or the
Ceramic Art club VIII be held me third
Wednesday Of each month III the PaIIofs
Of the Throop hotel.
The Woman's Club.
The first meeting Of the Woman's club
this season viii be held Monday after
noon at O'Clock at the home OF Dr.
Mary E Stewart at 652 Harrison street
Tuesday IS the regular day Of meeting,
but as hrs. C. 6 Baker, the former
president Of the club leaves that day for
her future home in Colorado Springs,
the change was made in order that she
might meet with the club
Reception at Clay School
The teachers and pupils of Clay school
gave a reception Friday afternoon IN
order that their friends might have an
opportunity to see the different rooms /
which have been attractively papered /
and hung with pictures during the sum
rnAr The charming effect produced is I
ample proof that both the paper and /
pictures have been chosen with great /
discrimination
In Clay school there are about 100 pic /
lures all OF them excellent studies or (
copies Of famous pictures, and especial /
pride IS taken IN them as all but few +
were bought with the money earned by +
during the past two years
For the reception the rooms and halls +
were tastefuliy furnished with rugsseosy 4
corners. piled with gay cushions and 4
blooming plants The radiators were all 1
hidden with vines and brilliant autumn 4
foliage and the effect produced was very 4
attractive.
The high school orchestra was present 4
and added much by their music during 1
the afternoon and IN the upper hall +
punch was served by several young /
girls from two dafntily decAed tables
At the Topeka Club.
An Informal affair was given Friday 4
evening at the Topeka club by the mem /
bers for their wives and women friends. I
The Topeka club is noted for its hospi- /
tally and the social functions given /
there are always delightful There were
late IN the evening refreshments were
served
The HeIiznthus Party
The Heliantuts club gave an euJoya-
bic subscription dance Friday evening
at Hudsonss hall Among those who
danced were Miss Katherine Paxton,
Miss Bessie Wilson, Miss Edith Guibor.
Miss Lulu E-wart, Miss fIila Hinckley,
Miss Agnes Cunther, Miss Elizabeth
Cole Miss Ca1Iie Cuttel Miss AilabeIle
Troutnan. Miss Nellie Baker Miss Ma
bel Wood. Miss Vida Wood. Miss Louise
Wood Miss Emily King Miss Ethel
Davis, Miss Mamie VeaIe. Miss BeFeniCs
Fuller Miss Jessie Payne, Miss Rather
Inc Freshman. Mr. Merle king Mr. /
Wallace Thompson, Mr. VIII Stewart,
Mr. James Stewart. Mr. Hobart Mills,
Mp. VIII Cartilage Mr. Scott Lord. Mr..
Arthur McCIfnt0ek. Mr.. Burton Nudge,
Mt. Charles Nudge. Mr. Bert Cook. Mr..
Howard Pattsn. Mr.. Everett AkeFs, Mr..
Dana Davis Mr. Harley Reisman. Mr..
Don MuIvane Mr. Harry Robinson. Mr. /
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