The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-29


nue. next Monday afternoon at half after
2 o'clock.
Miss Virginia Meade and Miss Alice
Meade entertained the girls of the 7. S.
S. club and their boy friends Friday
night IN honor OF Miss Alberta Bing-
Ter and Miss Mary Clarke of Lawrence,
who are guests of Miss Eva Smith and
Miss Isabel Smith. The others invited
wereN1iss Eva Smith, Miss Isabel Smith.
Miss Maude Grimes. Miss Ethel Nor
ton, Miss Edna Herbst. Miss Mabel
Cuthbert. Miss Nell Cartilage, Miss Nell
Raster. Miss kathleen Lord, Miss Alice
Willard, Miss Lulu Healv. Miss Helen
McClintock. Miss Esther Rauch, Miss
Pearl Herrberg, Mr.. Hugh Larimer, Mr..
Russell Frost. Mr. T;nkham Veale. Mr..
Arthur Griggs, Mr. Frank Griggs, Mr..
Monte Kistler. Mr.. Harry Wolff Mr..
Arthur Wolf, Mr.. Ralph Tuttle Mr..
Glen Millice, Mr.. John Fleishman, Mr..
| Harry Freshman. Mr.. Bayard Whitney,
Mr.. Proctor FOUGHT, Mr.. Edwin Frank.
The friends of the teachers and pupils
| of the elementary department of the
| college of the Sisters of Bethany were
entertained from until 5, on Friday at
Holmes hall. The rooms were prettily
! decorated and quite lost the appearance
! of the regulation school room Miss
| by the members of the eighth year class
! received. Some of the work of the diff
/ ferent departments, especially in art,
! geography and basketry was arranged
around the room for the INSPECTION of
/ the guests. Miss Lois McCullum, Miss
/ May Kelly, and Miss TEeoGora Marsh
each played a piano solo, Miss Mildred
Morton sang, Miss Bernice Emahizer,
and Miss Norton recited and a song by a
little company of Jack Lantern lassies
/ in a darkened room composed the pro-
gramme. The refresbment table which
was presided over by Miss Florence
]
Janet Mcneil was prettily decorated
with pink carnations and with ferns.
They were assisted in serving by the
members of the third. fourth, fifth and
sixth year classes.
Mrs. w. A. McCarter entertained the
teachers of Euclid school and few
other women friends informally Friday
afternoon
Miss Louise Raster and Miss Ruth
Raster gave an all-night party Friday
night for Miss Florence Wilson, Miss
Elizabeth Holiday. Miss Jean Rodgers,
Miss Esther Rodgers, Miss Eliza beth
Manspeaker, Miss Marjorie Whitney,
Miss Mary Parkinson and Miss Mar
guerite Parkinson.
Miss Avis Sibley entertained at a
taffy pull al her home. 1920 Sixth ave
nue., west, Friday evening in cOmpli-
ment to Miss Ruth Lathrop of Kansas
inc Bodwell, Miss Theo Bodwell, Miss
Bertha Rowles. Miss Martha McPhil-
lamey, Miss Rose Zimmerman, Mr..
Claude Miner, Mr.. Frank Wor1ey, Mr..
Frank Wilson. Mr.. Frank Detlor, Mr..
George McPhillamey and Mr.. Alden
Knapp.
The programme of the Ninde Chau-
tauqua circle for Monday evening, De-
cember 1, is as follows:
Roll call. Answered with quota tons
from Tennyson. Practical Studies in
English Narration" Mrs. Miller. Ten
EngHshmen of the Nineteenth Century,
| Russell and Cobden," Miss Eby and
Miss Walker. Paper, John Bright
The Monday Tourist club met with
Mrs. Charles Sessions and Mrs. N. d.
Sasders at 1101 Van Buren, street The
study of Switzerland was concluded and
the club enjoyed music furnished by
Mrs. Albaugh and Mrs. Patterson and
the Cadenza club. Other guests were
Miss Trout, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. }.
y. Mcfarland. The next meeting will
be with Mrs w l. Drum, 1918 Tyler
street, on December 1.
Mr. and Mrs Fred c. Slater enter
tanned the Shakespeare club Wednesday
evening FOR Mr.. and Mrs Hawley Of
Washington, D. c., and Mrs. F. J. Scott
Miss Mabel Pond will entertain the
teachers of Garfield school at her home
1921 Clay street, tonight.
The next meeting of the Chaminadt
Music club will be held Wednesday at
federation meeting at Unity church will
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