The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-22
SOCIETY

The Bowling club, which has been
meeting fortnightly all winter at the
Elite alleys, with supper afterwards at
the homes of the young women mem
bers, has discontinued its meetings for
the season and win issue invitations for
a dance shortly after Easter in honor
of the Evening club This affair will
be one of the largest and most inn
portant of the post-Lenten entertain
ments and will be distinguished by sew
eral novel features The members of
the club are Mrs. Eugene Sallee OF
Cunningham, Miss Sue Gay of Kansas
City, Miss Helen Frost OF Towanda,
Pa. Miss Hazel Fassler, Miss Helen
Smith, Miss Jeanette Lord, Miss Bes-
sic Hayden. Miss Helen Thompson,
Miss Florence Rossington, Miss Emile
King. Miss Helen Wilson, Miss Mar
jorie Wheeler, Miss Mary Lakin, Miss
Charlotte Parkhurst. Miss Meta Rob
Enson, Miss Bessie Campbell Mr..
Thomas King, MIR. Dean Low, Mr.. Paul
Walker Mr.. John Waters, Mr.. Chester
Woodward Mr.. Archie Williams. Mr..
VIII Wikidal. Mr.. Everett Dallas, Mr.
Ben Johnson, Mr.. John Abrahanls, Mr..
Harry Scandrett, Mr.. Jack Tiffany, Mr..
Dan Hanlrnatt Mr. Ed Mcbride Mr..
Leslie Guild, Mr.. David Lalkin, and Mr..
Robert Carver.
The executive board of the Kansas
Social Science Federation will adjourn
this afternoon after a two days ses-
sion at the Copeland. The board is in
session this afternoon and is discussing
the travelling art galleries which the
federation will purchase for the use of
country clubs and schools. Al number
Of excellent Photographic reproductions
of paintings. sculpture and archftec-
tural subjects are being considered by
-z=-d fr4F IA
meeting the board decided upon a plan
for the awarding of the federation
scholarships in the twelve colleges and
business academies which have given
them. Clubs federated in the K. S. S.
f viii be allow ed to make the recon-
mendations based upon the scholar
ship, moral character and deserts of
the competitors The scholarships will
be apportioned equally in the congress
sional districts. The Santa Fe was
named as the official route for Kansas
club women to the biennial at St. Louis
in May. The Epworth hotel managed
by Mr.. Charles L Wood, of Topeka,
will be the official headquarters. The
hotel will give rate OF 81 a day Tor
rooms TO the club women and the use
OF a caucus room
Mrs. A. W. Lacey will entertain a
company of ten friends at the Guild
luncheon Wednesday, for her sister.
Mrs w. 7. Allen. of Chicago.
Twenty-four Potfwin girls and boys
have organized the Potwin club, which
viii give a party once a month with
one boy and one girl sharing the re-
sponsibilities of hospitality. Miss
Emma Bolmar and Mr.. Jay Close will
be the hostess and host Friday night
at the home of Miss Bolmar. The
other members are Miss Blanch Rohrer,
Miss Eva Simpson. Miss Anna Trout
man. Miss Bertha Schwarzkopf. Miss
Nyra TomD5ins, Miss Alice Willard,
Miss Alice Larimer. Miss Mildred
Smith, Miss Elizabeth Mcclellan, Mr..
Osborne Lariner. Mr.. Arthur Gray, Mr.
Phil Mowers Mr.. Jamie Hughes. Mr..
Gilbert Worley, Mr.. Roy Funnel, Mr..
Alexander LOOMS. Mr.. Ray Star, and
Mr.. Herbert Lininger.
Mrs. D. L Lakin and Mrs Arthur
Mills viii be the hostesses at the Guild
luncheon at Guild hall Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren M. Crosby are
to entertain the Gilt Edge Whist club
tonight
On account of illness in the family of
Mrs. W. H. Wilson. who was to have
been the hostess of the Cosmos club