The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-22
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composed OF some Of the best known So
ciety women in Topeka The rooms are
delightfully."- arranged for an affair OF
this kind The list has not yet been en-
urely completed and the older ladies
viii hold meeting in the 7. NJ c. A
parlOrs Wednesday at three O'Clock to
complete the arrangements
The list now Includes
Mrs w. z Stanley Mrs. a H.
Robinson. Mrs. NJ c. Hammat. Mrs.
Dell Keller, Mrs. Joab Mulvane, Mrs
Jonathan Thomas, Mrs David MuIyanes
Mrs W. A l. Thompson, Mrs. Speed
Hughes, Mrs. r. T. Carver, Mrs. p. /
Bonebrake. Mrs f. o. Popenoe, Mrs T.
E Bowman. Mrs H C. Bowman. Mrs
c. NJ Noble, Mrs. G. z. Lerrigo. Mrs
w NJ Davidson. Mrs. J las A IrouCfHans
Mrs Earl Williams Mrs. E Ware, Mrs
Walter Smith. Mrs. J. l. Shenabarger,
Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. s. s OFT. Mrs W.
NJ Crosby. Mrs A D. Gray, Mrs n. +.
Handy. Mrs. Howell Jones, Mrs J. T.
Lord, Mrs J. z Moon. Mrs J. P Girls
void, Mrs Chas. Barnes, Miss Graham.
Miss Troutman, Miss Vera Low, Miss
Ware. Miss J. SheIlabarger, Miss OFT,
Miss Mcfarland, Miss Thompson Miss
Taylor. Miss Myrtle Davis, Miss Ivan
Davis, Miss Meta Robinson, Miss FLOR
ence Rossington, Miss Susie Gay. Miss
Helen Thompson, Miss Helen Wilson,
Miss Helen Smith. Miss Hazel Fassler,
took. Miss Ruth McCIintock. Miss Edna
Crane Miss Kate ClOugh. Miss Emily
King, Mil Louise Smith, Miss Madge
Ross, Miss Virgie Ross. Miss Nirg1line
AIuIvane Miss Helen Moon.
A Shakesperean Reading.
A delightful and instructive entertain
ment was the Shakespearean reading
given before the Ladies' Shakespeare
club Friday afternoon by Prof. r II
Blanchard of the Chicago university al
Mrs. A w. Parks rooms in the Wiley
Annex
The play read was Julius Caesar and
he began by giving a concise historical
outline of it, after which he gave his
Interpretation Of the strongest parts OF
the play. Prof Blanchard reads in an
easy natural manner, and assumes the
parts of the different characters IN a
manner that captivates his hearers
Prof. Blanchard is a graduate OF Ob-
erlin college and the Emerson Scnooi OF
Orat0ry and for the past three years
has been a colleague Of Mr. s. H Clark
at the University of Chicago He IS an
old friend of A. W Dana. and with his
Dana for several days The attendance
Friday afternoon was quite large az
each member of the club was privileged
to invite several guests
A Pleasant Affair.
Miss Ruby Nickerson and Miss Lulu
Hassam Of the City OF Mexico were the
guests of honor at an informal thimble
party Friday afternoon given by Miss
Helen Wilson at her home on Topeka
avenue Besides the guests of honor the |
Ivah Davis, Miss Nora Mix of Chicago |
Mrs Stephen Hall of Los Angeles Miss
Bessie Hayden, Miss Helen Thompson |
Miss Emily King, Miss ABBY Hare.HlSS I
Susie Cay Miss Sue Sharitt, Miss Helen /
Smith. Miss Edna McC1intock. Miss kIa- !
eel Fassler. Miss Jeanette Lord, Mss |
Maude Bates, Miss Louise Smith, Miss |
Vera Low, Miss Edna Crane. Miss Ruth |
McClintOck. Miss Josephine Shellabar- |
ger. Miss Florence Rossiugton and Miss !
HiIa Hinkley.
Mrs. W0rden Surprised.
The alumnae. seniors and juniors Of |
the T E Bowman memorial lzindergar- |
ten training school gave Mrs E David /
son Worden a delightful surprise Friday !
evening in the shape Of a dinner party l
at the school Covers were laid for near |
Iy 80 all at one long table and to eacn 4
Mace card was tied bit Of holly. The |
room was prettily decorated with Christ |
mas green as It was for the entertain |
ment in the morning.
An Informal Party.
Miss Mabel BretnaH entertained a few
of her friends very pleasantly Friday /
evening complimentary to Miss Eta 1
Coffey of Herington- Cards. music and Il
refreshments made the evening pass all /
too quickly.
EngIe. Miss Grace Daley. Miss Ethel
Cloud. Mrs Herrick, Mrs MCGEE. Mr. |
Fred Phillips, Mr. Fred BAH. Mr. George /
Finley, Mr. Aurd RIdings, Mr. Theo
Richenbacker, Mr.. VIII Taggart and Mr. /
c. Henri StraWn-
Owl Club Meets
The members Of the Owl high five club /
were very pleasantly entertained by !
Mr.. and Mrs James Porter at their /
home on Madison street, Thursday ev-
ening. When the roll was called at 4
O'Clock there were number Of members |
absent on account Of sickness Mrs Nor
row and Mr. Frank Allen substituted for 1
Mr. and Mrs Nichols The ladies' prize |
was won by Mrs. George Heron Mr. Il
Frank Loud and Mr. George Heron cut /
for the gentleman's prize. in Mr.. Her i
ron's favor The club viii be entertain
ed next Thursday evening by Mr. and 4
Mrs. Andrew Jack. at their home on
West Tenth avenue.
N0Tes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Pierce left Fri
day for Chicago to spend Christmas
Mrs. H H Linn left today for her home
in Washington. D. C. after a several
weeks visit with Mrs. James Brewer
Mrs. Mary l.. Bunker went to Enporfa /
today to spend Christmas with her
daughters
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Hagan are plan
ming to spend Christmas in Atchison-
The regular meeting of the Ninde /
Chautaucua has been postponed from /
next Monday evening until December 81
Mr.. and Mrs. h F. Smith have moved
to their new home at z34 Greenwood
avenue, Potwin-
Miss Agnes Walsh has issued invita-
tions for large card party at her home /
on Taylor street Thursday afternoon
Maud and Mabel Stockley, of Kansas
City. Miss Sadie Shay. Of Emporia- and
Miss Name Duffy, Of St Joe.
Miss Bessie Elder returned today
from the Illinois university to spend the
holidays with her parents
Miss Mabel Cuthbert viii spend the
Christmas holidays in Pueblo with her
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