The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-01

The city federation of women's
clubs is holding it's December meeting
this afternoon on the top floor or the
state house in the north corridor OPP
posite the State Historical society
rooms. The federation is the guest for
the afternoon of the State Historical
society which furnishes orchestra
music. has decorated the corridor and
its own rooms handsomely for the oc-
casion and has on exhibition the most
valuable treasures of its museum. The
thought of the meeting is the Cluo
Woman and the State and MI Fred
erick Dumont Smith of Kinsley is the
principal speaker Mr.. John Martin,
president of the historical society, will
also address the meeting. The
Chamina6e Music club will act as
hostesses at the social hour following
the programme and the club women
and their guests will then visit the
museum of the historical society.
Mrs. S. r. futile gave a dinner at
her house on Fillmore street last night
in celebration of the twenty-frst birth
day anniversary of her son, Mr.. Ralph
Tuttle- The guests were Mr. o. B.
Towne, Mr.. David Gossett, Mr.. Charles
b Lewis. Mr.. Christy Speer, Mr. Paul
Nudge, Mr.. Paul Sweet, Mr.. Frank
Smith, Mr.. George McEntire, Mr..
Ralph McEntire and Mr.. James Wiki
erson- Mrs Ralph McEntire, Mrs
Charles Lewis and Mrs. David Cos
was decorated with red roses and
lighted by red candles. The dinner
cards had pen and ink sketches and
q strand of red satin ribbon extend
ing from under the candle stick at
each cover to the centerpiece ended
with card concealed beneath
the roses with sketch and Jingle illus
trating birthday of the guest OF
honor, which at the close of the dinner
was made the subject of toasts by the
other guests.
Mr.. Ned Osborne gave a dinner at
the Topeka club Wednesday night in
compliment to Miss Margaret Rich
mond of Meadville, Pa, who is the
guest of Colonel and Mrs. Veale. The
others asked were Mr.. and Mrs. Carol
B. Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. George
F'leishman, Mrs. Gertrude Stanton of
Las Vegas. y. M, Miss Mary Lakin,
Miss Lillian Foster. Miss Helen
Thompson, Miss Mamie Veale. Mr..
Dan Hammatt, Mr.. Dana McVfcar,
Mr.. Hal Norton, Mr.. Walter Hayes
and Mr.. John Waters.
The marriage of Mrs. Kate Hoge-
boom Wall and Mr.. Paul Joseph took
place at the home of the brides par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Hogeboom,
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Only
relatives were present and the we'd
ding was very simple and quiet on ac-
count of the illness of Mrs. Hogeboom.
Dr. A s. Embree performed the cere-
money. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph will live
at the HOgebOom house and will take
a wedding journey after the holidays
II Mrs HOgeboom's health permits.
Mrs. w. ]. Lewis gave a 1 O'Clock
luncheon at her house, 1119 Monroe
street, Wednesday in compliment to
Mrs Howard Bird, who leaves Friday
to join Mr.. Bird in a permanent resi-
dence in Chicago. The others asked
were Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Fred Snow
Mrs J. L Van Houten, Miss Nyra Van
Houten, Mrs Nell Wolf, Mrs. Herbert
Smith and Mrs. George Speer.
Mrs. Dick Alden gave a small and
informal luncheon today at her house
on Polk street.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Stanton gave a
small and informal dinner Wednesday
evening" The hour was o'clock and
covers were laid for ME-. and Mrs. Her
bert Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Lewis
Mr.. Harry Lewis, Miss Lou Stanton
and MIR. and Mrs. Stanton.
Mrs. Frank Crane will entertain the
D. D. Whist club Monday.
A new card club which met to or
ganize this afternoon at the home of
Miss Alice Meade and Miss Virginia
Meade will include besides them Miss