The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-26

roll call sFT1ll De IN the hhc u a. =
r. G. Shubert will read paper on the
ssSchool OF Sienna" and Mrs E. t. sim
will give a reading on the same topic
The discussion will be led by Miss Besse
West
The Lakota Club.
The regular meeting of the Lakota
club was held Monday afternoon at the
home OF Miss Miriam Mcfarland The
next meeting will be week from Mon
day with Mrs. Earle Williams on To-
The topic last Monday was Pre-His-
toric America and the programme was
as follows: d,
FIske-Miss Bessie West
Paper, The Mound Builders'-Mrs-
Earle Williams.
Reading, '.Hiawatha." Longfellow,
Canto One, the Peace Pipe-Miss Mary
Paper. THEORIES Concerning the Origin
of the North American Indian'-Mlss
Josephine Shellabarger.
Miss VILLA Rodgers led the discussion;
the subject was, Does the education
given by our colleges TO the 1ndian
(which is presumably similar to that
given to the white boy) fit him for his
after life with his trfbe?''
Cosmos Club Entertained.
A delightful evening was spent with
Mrs Anna Brusnan by the members or
the Cosmos club and their families with
a number Of invited guests Thursday
evening, the date of the regular CLUB
meeting.
The first feature of the evening was
cobweb hunt and at its termination I'M
finished words and quotations were
found with their completion, which Sc
lected the contestants for an old faSn-
toned spelling school. All acquitted
themselves with credit but the contest
finally narrowed down to two. and they
were the winners OF the pretty prizes.
a match safe and an olive dish The re
mainder OF the evening was devoted to
recftations and music.
A delicious luncheon was prepared
and served by the young members or
the party. Late in the evening when
the hour OF adjournment came all join
ed in singing Home, Sweet Home.
Helianthus Club Meets.
An interesting meeting of the Helian-
thus club was held Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. H. NJ Hadley at GA
Clay street. The paper of the afternoon
was read by Mrs A C. Richardson. on
the subject. The City of Mexico" Miss
Santa Waters who spent several
months there early in the year was
guest of the club and gave an interest
ing talk on personal "reminiscences of
the city. Vocal nun bers by Miss Bond
and Miss Givens were much enjoyed
The club adjourned to meet with Mrs.
A C. Richardson at 1867 Polk street,
November g.
A Pleasant Affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson gave an
enjoyable dinner party Friday evening
at their home on Topeka avenue in hon
or of Miss Louella 3. Rudolph who
leaves tonight for Washington, D. c.
Miss Rudolph has been employed in the
fee force presented her with a hand
some pin before her departure.
The table decorations consisted of
carnations. The invited guests were:
Miss Rudolph. Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Lit
tie. Mr.. and Mrs A. V. Lindell, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. WATSON and Mr.. J. D. Mel
SON of Kansas City.
Birthday Party.
Miss Ruth Leonard, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Leonard entertained
eleven little people this afternoon from
until 5, at her home on West Sixth av-
enue in celebration of her eleventh
birthday.
The time was pleasantly spent in
playing games and toward the close OF
the afternoon a delicious luncheon was
served in the dining room, the guests
all seated at one long table, which was
tastefully decorated in pink The can
dies had pretty pink shades and the |
birthday cake was pink
The little guests who enjoyed the af- |
ternoon were: Misses May and Edna |
Sweezy, Marjorie Thatcher, Flora PAN
key. Marguerite Clark, Etha Hulett.
Grace Clark, Mary Moeser, Edna High |
al, Miss Lois Aiken and Miss Alice |
Page.
Hyperion Club Party.
The Hyperion club gave the first of |
its regular dancing parties of the sea- /
son Friday evening at Steinberg's hall
The affair was an enjoyable one though |
the attendanc was not quite so large as /
1t would have been had there not been |
a number of other attractions The
the season
Those who danced Friday evening
were: Miss Josephine McMahan. Miss
Lucia Nicely, Miss Pearl Weber Miss
Margaret Gilfllan, Miss Jessie Cuthbert.
Miss Bessie Butterfly. Miss Mime Nfaio-
Miss May Tally. Miss Hansen. Miss IA,
ma prescott, Miss Venice Whitney Miss
Daisy Warner. Miss Downing. Miss Ma
bel Poser, Miss Elizabeth Mcneil. Miss
Irene Mcneil. Mr.. l. P. wingert, Mr..
Herren. Mr.. Milton Heberer
Nd D. 6. Haggart, Mr.. V. c. Nartin
Mr. n g. Edelblute, Mr.. John Morris
sey. Mr. Bruce Harmon. Mr.. Raw eio-
nor. Mr. Earl Graham. Mr.. w. r Law
renee. Mr. Ray J. Lyddane. Mr.. VIII F.
Cuthbert, Mr.. Tom Herren- Mr. To-
Donahue. Mr.. Aurel Ridfngs Mr. ~
wilson, Mr.. w T. Sheehan, Mr.. II. A
Lydoane and Mr. J. G. F1eisch.
A Club Party.
Miss Rose Daley ENTERTAINERS tho .sNyo
Name" card club very pleasantly Fri
day evening at her home at 212 Fiji
more street High five was the game
played, and the prizes were won nv
MISS carrie Rtckenbacher and Mr..
Tne evening was enjoyed by the fol-
OWING young people: Miss Monte
Young. Miss Carrie Rickenbacher- Miss
Bertha Kfncaid Miss 80 r1-,1- 49,
Miss Ethel Patterson Miss Grace WIZ
more. Miss Grace Henrietta, Miss Fav
sngle, Mr.. Foster Rickenbacher. Mr.
Iames McCauley. Mr.. Russell KIncaid.
DR.. Galloway, Mr.. Tony Bond, Mr..