The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-13

The NEXT regular meeting of the To-
peka City Federation, which will be
held October 2. will be an educational
meeting. The entire afternoon Will be
ness to come before the federation will
be disposed of at meeting held during
the forenoon.
Prof. H. D. Perky. president OF Dread
cester, Mass. will make trip to To-
peka at that time for the sole purpose
of delivering an address at this meet
ing on the need and value of domestic
science in the public schools. President
Perky is a most enthusiastic speaker.
and being at the head of the foremost
educational Institution of its character
II the United States, speaks from prac-
special interest In Topeka, as some OF
his best and brightest students have
been from here. Miss Mabel Hills and
Miss Alice Atwood are both graduates
Sheilabarger has lately gone there to
take course of study. 1t Is President
Perky's ambition to make this college
the finest of its kind in the world.
Another attraction the federation has
to offer for this meeting is an address
from Prof. Wilkinson. president of the
Kansas State Normal. on manual
training.
securing such speakers, and as they
wish to share their privileges with
others interested in educational matters,
each member will be allowed to bring
guest A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the board of education, Supt.
Davidson and teachers of the public
schools to attend. as we'll as to the
faculty of both Washburn and Bethany
colleges and the press of the city.
Miss Sweet and Miss Mary Sweet
have issued invitations for Tuesday
evening in compliment to Miss jose
nh fFaa ar,6 Iy~rsx, nm,
ming, of Bedford, Ia, who Mrs
Frank Patterson's guests. The Misses
Sweet and the Misses Dunning were
students together at the Woman's COL
lege, Baltimore, Md.
Miss Lucille Mills was the hostess at
party Friday between the hours of
sixteen Of her little girl friends.
Miss Mollie Magill entertained at tea
this afternoon at her home. 200 Western
avenue.
Mrs. Lehy and Miss Elizabeth Lehy.
Of Hays City, who are visiting Mrs.
Dewitt Nellis, were the guests of honor
at a dinner given by Mrs. Frank Mont
gomery Tuesday. Wednesday Mrs Lee
Monroe entertained Informally for them
and for her own guest, Miss Louise
Replogle, of Hays City,
Miss Emma Smith gave a party at her
home on the corner of Fifth and To-
peka avenues Friday night. Her guests
were Miss Lottie StoneburneF of Kan
sas City, Miss Mabel Young of Kansas
City, Miss Hazel Mulvane, Miss Mildred
Poindexter. Miss Margaret Going, Miss
Esther Rauch, Miss Julia Wellhouse.
Miss Nellie Millspaugh, Miss Isabel
Lord, Miss Kathleen Lord, Miss Maude
Grimes, Miss Hazel Jones. Miss Ethel
Kingsley, Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss
Ethel Morton, Miss Beatrice Charles,
Miss Edna Miller. Miss Pearl Herrberg,
Mr.. Clarence Stoneburner of Kansas
City, Mr.. George Shelton, Mr.. Leo Con-
we'll, Mr.. Archie Mulholland, Mr.. Harry
Freshman, Mr.. Charles Adams, Mr.. Carl
Trap, Mr.. Tinkham Veale, Mr. Russell
Irost, Mr.. Harry Sturgis, Mr. Edwin
FRANKIE, Mr.. Hugh Larimer, Mr. Howell
Jones, Jr., Mr.. Merrill Mills, Mr.. Ralph
Forbes, Mr. Walter Myers, Mr.. Fred
Stewart, Mr.. James Stage, Mr.. Morris
Wilson. Mr.. Stanley Reed and Mr.
Laurens Mcfarland.