The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-10
nan. Miss Berenice ruler and Miss

man. Miss Berenice Fuller and Miss
Updegraf.
Mr.. Ralph Harvey. of Kansas city, /
Will entertain a theater party of Topeka i
people at Ben Hur' al the Willis Wood +
in kansas City Saturday night Of next
week. His invitations include his sister
Miss Harvey of the College of the Sisters I
Of Bethany. Miss Stanley, Miss Fuller [
Miss BeTenice Fuller. Miss Troutman I
MIR. Maurice O'Rourke, Mr.. Wallace
Thompson. Mr. Bert Cook and Mr.. Ber-
uard Crosby.
Miss katherine Lindsey entertained
sixteen guests at luncheon this after t
noon. The table decorations were red
and white with a centerpiece and favors |
of carnations. and place cards done in I
pen and ink.
The Laleota club win meet Monday
afternoon with Miss Mary Mcfarland, /
instead of with Mrs. David Palmer.
The Portia club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. G. r. Worley. 313 Green
wood avenue. POtwin- French art was
the subject for the afternoon. Mrs. c.
d. STATESMAN had paper, and the pic
ture studies included Millet's "Angelus
and Bonheur's Horse Fair by Mrs. J.
S. SprOat; BOuguereau's Our Lady of
the Angels and Breton's The Cleaner
by Mrs. Roby; and Bastien IeDages
Joan of Arc and LIE ROLES shepherd
ess,' by Mrs Stricken. Mrs Frank
Sims and Mrs. J. W. F. Hughes were
guests of the club. which will meet
again January p with Mrs. c. D. Startz-
man, ZOO Taylor street.
The Duplicate Whist club met yester
day with Mrs. T. E. Pounds. Mrs. W.
N. West will be the hostess at the next
meeting, Tuesday, January 20
Miss verna Worley gave an informal
q Of he
Junior Portia club.
& The Chaminade Music club met last
Wednesday with Miss Helen Ruth In
gals, at Washburn college. An interest
ing paper on Chopin was sent by Miss
F'e Waters. who is in Silver City, N. NJ.
The programme was as follows:
0'0''7'S Mrs W 4 Harsbbareer CHOPIN
Twenty-hfth Mazurka .......... Chopin
Miss Grace WEIGH.
Funeral March. b at............ Chopin
Miss ingalls,.
/ RIOlin-Nocturne No. 2, Cd. Chopin
Miss Pearlade Prescott
The Rose Leans over the Pool.
----...---.... -.-.......... Chadwick
Miss Esther Chamberlain.
/ valentines Day" ................. A. l.
Miss Emma Dennis.
Spring Had Come. Taylor
Mrs. Ell Foster.
i Itch Liebe Dich'' ............,. CSreig
Mrs. Fred Bull.
They Tell Me" Observation-Disclosures. Metcalf
Miss Maude Parker.
The Rose and the Bird" .. .Horrachs
Miss Flodenburg.
When the Heart is Young ,.....
...-...-..-..-- ..-.......- Dudley Buck
Mrs. P. H Adams
Mr.. G. B. Penny's lecture closed the
afternoons programme. The visitors
were Miss Flodenburg. Miss Grace Bar
low, Mrs Penny of Lawrence, Miss Lii
Ian Jenkins Of White City.
The Felicity Whist club meets Tues
/ day afternoon with Mrs. Edwin Knowles
corner Of Eleventh avenue and Taylor
street. on
The. Vespuccian club met Thursday
with Mrs J. S. Langston. Papers on
American Women by Mrs. Langston,
! and The Occupations Of American WO-
men by Mrs Wehe and a reading from
Louisa M AlcOtt by Mrs. Clyde Law
renee made up the programme. The
i club members Will entertain their hus-
bands January 13 at the home Of Mrs.
W. J. Lewis. 1119 Monroe street
On Monday. January 112, 1903, the
4 Ninde Chautauqua circle will meet with
Mrs. Miller, 709 Tyler street, at 7:3O p.
I N. The programme follows: Roll call
answered by quotations from Thomas
Carlyle; in Literary Leaders of Modern
England" chapter IL, Thomas Carlyle
Mr.. Beach; chapter Is, .Carlyle's Teach
Burroughs In CarlyIe's Country" Miss
Eby; in the Chautauquan Up the
kNolga," Miss Walker; paper, THE Re
forms of Peter the Great" Miss Grace
Walker. The circle anticipates an in
teresting evening with the review of
Carlyle.
The sophomores of the Topeka High
school were entertained Friday night at
the home of Miss~Edna Miller on Tyler
street. The evening was spent in games
and dancing Those who enjoyed the
evening were Miss Emma smith, Miss
Mabel Thompson, Miss Julia. Welhouse,
Miss Margaret Going, Miss Hazel Jones,
Miss Ada Grout, Miss Beatrice Charles,
Miss Lottie Butterfly. Miss Lura Lux,
Miss Lillian Parfitt Miss Ethia. Hulett,
Miss Edith Morton, Mr.. Harry Lewis,
Mr. Walter Knowles, Mr.. Charles
Adams, Mr.. Harry Sturgess, Mr.. Harry
Freshman, Mr.. Lawrence Mcfarland,
Mr.. Ral0h Forbes. Mr.. Clarence Dol
man, Mr.. Todd Matthews, Mr. Carl
Trap. Mr.. George Reeder, Mr.. Leo Con-
well, Mr.. George Van Week, Mr.. Harry
Hulett Mr.. Ray Hall and Mrs. Don
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