The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-22

Radcliffe Mrs. G. H. Hammack, Mrs.
Harry Goodrich, Mrs. l. H Striclzler,
Mrs. NJ. H Stricken. Mrs. H. NJ. Har-
ris, Mrs. r. c. Harris, Mrs. c. W.
Schwartz, Mrs J. NJ. Currier, Miss
Mary Barley, Miss Elizabeth Wade Of
Meriden, Mrs. F. c. Wallace, Mrs. j. C.
tina Mix, Miss Edna Stricken and Miss
Lu Schwartz assisted the hostess.
with all thy getting. get under
standing" is the motto of the new Kan
Sas club Women's magazine, edited by
Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter the Club
Member. the first number of which is
out today. Judging by the first num-
| Der, which is readable. sensible and
clever the club women of Kansas will
derive much inspiration from the mag
azine which has for it's editor one of
the brightest women in the state The
editorials from Mrs. AcCarter's pen are
especially good, the other matter is well
chosen and well presented and the mag
azine is artisticalIy and attractiVely
gotten up. Albert T. Reid did the cover
design. The departments aside from
the miscellaneous contributions are Club
/ Notes. What's What With the Editor.
The Days Work, Home Folks. The
Simple Life, The Children's Corner, The
Library Shelf and Clipped Comment.
Not club women only but other people,
all others, it is safe to say, who apprec-
late and are eager to support a worthy
y
merit viii be interested in the Club
Member The magazine will appear
weekly and the subscription price is ten
cents year.
Mrs. Charles F. Spencer gave a
violet luncheon at her house on Clay
street Friday for these guests: Mrs.
Frank Cooke of FredOnia, N. Y, Mrs.
W. E. Hahn of New York city, Mrs.
Albrecht Marburg, Mrs B. NJ Davies,
Mrs. Eugene Wolfe, Mrs. H. F. Root
and Mrs. Harry o. Garvey.
Mrs. A. A. Rodgers will entertain
her luncheon club next Wednesday.
Mrs. Alfred Newman is giving a
children's party at her house. 915 Fill
more street, today for her son Victor
in celebration of his birthday ami
versary.
The Ceramic Art club will meet
with Mrs. J. W. Going next Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. Roy Funnel gave an Easter
party at the residence of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Funnel. Alp
/ Greenwood avenue. Potwfn,- Friday
night. His guests included the follow
ing high school Juniors: Miss Mary
( Sutherland, Miss Edna Groves. Miss
/ Margaret Jetmore. Miss Frances Win
!
garet Pearson, Miss isabel Heath, Miss
/ Beulah Perkins, Miss Grace Wilcox
Miss Hazel Reed. Miss Mabel HollO-
way. Mr.. Clyde Corbett, Mr.. Calvin
Holman, Mr.. Philip Mower, Mr.. Philip
! WhitcOmb, Mr.. Roland West, Mr.
Holmes Meade, Mr.. Stafford Chamber
/ lain, Mr.. Alexander LOOMS. Mr.. Col
4 Inner March, Mr.. Hale Richie and
Mr.. Charles Robinson.
/ The class party given last evening
4 by the seniors of the high school al
the home of the Misses Grace and
/ Helen Cockrell in Potwin was attend
/ ed by Miss LaVere Langdon, Miss Ma
/ dine Lyle. Miss Grace Rousseau. Miss
/ Barbara Ripley Miss Clara Daniels
! Miss Marguerite Mills, Miss Lora Neil
Miss Marion Thompson. Miss Myrtle
I Murphy, Miss Mae GARNER, Miss
! Goldie Smith, Miss Marie Goddard
/ Miss Helen Haynes, Miss Elizabeth
! Mckee, Mr.. Fred Wellhouse, Mr.
/ Dorle Leeper, Mr.. Fred Renker, Mr.
! Will Bates, Mr.. Harry Fogwell, Mr.
4 Sam Howe, Mr.. George Veale, Mr.
] Osborne Larimer Mr.. Myron Hol.
| colin. Mr.. Austin Schnake. Mr.. Chas
Smith Mr.. Homer Haynes and Mr.
Hugh Hope.
Miss Clara Daniels entertained the
Iota Omicron Phi Gamma society a
her home yesterday afternoon Thos,
! present were: Misses Marion Thomp
| son, Marie Goddard, Eva Griest
Laura Haynes, Gertrude Haynes, Lure
Wharton, Madeline Whitney, Bessi,
Griggs. Wilhelmine Marburg, Guen1
GODDARD, Mae GARNER, Marguerite
Mills, Bertha Rowles, Nadine LytIe
!