The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-11

RNAL. SATURDAY Ev.
A. Low give a dinner for the members
of the bridal party Miss Meta Robin
sons dinner for Miss Low and Mr. Reid
will be given Monday, October 20. Mrs.
Jospeh NJ. Patten entertains a party of
eight at the Blower house Sunday in
Miss Lows and Mr.. Reid's honor.
Mrs NJ. A. Hammatt and Miss Theo-
dore Hammatt will entertain a few
friends Monday afternoon for Mrs. Will
little son, Dudley Walker.
The Alta Vista club is a new club re-
Gently organized in Topeka which in
ciudes most OF the members of the
Vignette club of former years. Mrs c..
A. MCGUIRE is the president and Mrs.
L. f. Doran the secretary The other
members are Mrs. John E. Lord, Mrs.
Reid alexander. Mrs A D. Gray, Miss
May Kellam, Mrs. Robert Pierce, Mrs.
Willard N. Hall, Mrs. T. J. Hankla and
Mrs. Frank Willard. The programme
for the year provides for addresses by
a number of Topeka men and women:
Mrs. A. H Thompson, Mrs. 7. J. KEEL
lam, Mrs. J. K Hudson, Mrs Willis
Norton, Mrs A. A. Rodgers, Mrs. J. c.
McClintoek. Mrs. Noble Prentis, Mr.. A.
D. Gray. DR.. A. H. Thompson, Mr. John
Macdonald, Mr.. w. M. Davidson the
Rev. Abram Wyman and Mrs j. M.
Mcfarland The club viii meet at Mrs.
Frank Williard's in Potwin, Monday
October 20.
DR. and Mrs. w. N. West entertained
informally at cards at their home on
Topeka avenue Friday night for the
members of the Evening club and few
others, invitations being extended to
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Arthur Capper, Mr. and Mrs. George
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Quin-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank FARRELL, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Hammatt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ashby, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. Lewis OF En-
poria, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Armstrong,
Mrs. William Walker of Bethlehem, Pa,
and Mr.. Ned Osborne.
The meeting at the Swedenborgian
chapel at the corner of Sixth avenue
and Harrison street which was called
by Mrs. John B. Bartholomew for
Thursday afternoon at o'clock to form
classes for the study of the history of
art during the winter months called out
an audience that filled the building.
Mrs Bartholomew has made the little
chapel, which has been lent to her for a
meeting place for her classes very at
tractive with copies of a great many
of the characteristic works of British
painters of the Victorian era and for this
occasion palms and ferns and some ex-
quiSite dark red roses sent by friends
added to its quiet charm. Mrs. Bar
tholomew made q graceful address to
the women present about her plans for
the years work, expressing very beau
tifulIy the purpose of art and it's study
Italian art was the subject taken up by
the classes of young women who studied
under her direction last year but this
winter the subject will be British art Of
the Victorian age for which Mrs Bar
eral months study in the east this last
summer. She proposed that q trip to
the British isles with especial reference
to their art treasures but also with
eyes open to the beauty of nature and
the charm of poetry, legend and myth
which surrounds them would be a de-
lightful occupation for leisure hours
during the winter and at the close of
her talk Mrs Jonathan Thomas asked
to be subscribed as the first passenger
to take ship. A class for Saturday
mornings at 101oclock and one for Fri
day afternoons are being formec.
Among the members are the young wO-
men of last years class: Mrs. Jona-
than Thomas, Mrs P. G. Noel, Mrs
John Bradley Mrs. Alice Clugston, Mrs.
George P. Slit Mrs. F. P. Baker, Mrs.
William MacFerran, Mrs. ]. H. Cod
dard, Mrs. l.. p. Whittemore, Mrs.
C. Mohler Mrs. b. NJ. Davies, Mrs. Geo.
NJ Noble, Mrs. M A. Hammatt Mrs.
H u. Nudge, Miss Dollie Curtis, Miss
Helen Thompson Miss Meta Robinson.
Miss Bessie Campbell. Miss Helen Viii
son, Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Vera
Low, Miss Sue Sharitt, Miss Villa
Rodgers, Miss -fserta Love, Miss Fanny
Funk and others.
The Cernaie Art club will meet with
Mrs. c. O. Knowles Wednesday after
noon, October Is A paper on Flower
Painting" will be read by Mrs H c.
discussions given on the Original
Treatment of Golden Rod" by Miss
Marie Witwer and Mrs. c. E. Jordan.
Miss Dorothy Sims ninth birthday
anniversary was celebrated with a doll
nrrfy ard candy hunt by the following
little girls who were entertained by her
n=OI.teI MRS. j. =. Sims at their home.
us Buchanan street this afternoon: Isa-
bel Mills, Elizab beth Mills, Lucille Mills.
katherine Keller Dorothy Hadley, Maud
McNey, Lucille Frank. Mildred Carter.
Violet Schlegel, Rilla Rushmore. Gladys
Norris, Gladys linn, Avis White. Carol
White. Lois White. Bertha Brown, Ruth
Rooster, Marian Walp, Margaret Rus
sell, Ruth Larimer, Edna Cook, Corinne
Lyman, Jean Yount
Mrs. E. T. Mayo and Mrs Warren M.
Crosby have issued invitations for a re-
ception at their home 500 Polk street,
Wednesday afternoon. October Is. 8 to
6 o'clock
The Duplicate Whist club will meet
Tuesday with Mrs. Eugene Quinton.
The Junior Atlantean club will meet
Tuesday with Miss Helen Curry at her
home in Highland Park.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Guilford Dudley has returned
from an extended visit in the east ac-
companied by her daughter. Mrs. Will
lam Walker of Bethlehem. Pa, who will
be her guest for some time.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Scott Davis are
expected home from visit in St Louis
Monday.