The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-21
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Monday Whist club with Mrs. N.
Logan Stewart, 1923 Harrison street,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Burrows Melba
concert party at the Auditorium.
Meeting of the executive board of
the Kansas Federation of Women's
clubs at the Copeland.
Mrs. H. w. Hammack, 700 Topeka
avenue, Monday High Five club
TUESDAY.
Bunglers dance at Steinberg's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patterson en-
terrain the Coffee club.
Miss Carrie Neal 1915 Fillmore
street, informal evening.
WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. Alfred Bixby Quinton and the
Misses Quinton, 1913 Topeka avenue,
afternoon reception.
Mrs. Edwin LANCE and Mrs. Carl
Woodbury. NelIis afternoon reception
at the LANCE residence on Topeka
THURSDAY.
Miss Florence R~ossington, Wednes-
day Whist
Mr.. and Mrs. De Witte c. Nellis and
the Misses Nellis, Fifth street west,
evening musicale. Tennyson's Enoch
Arden with the Richard Strauss
G. Frazier of the University of Kan
sas, reader Miss Celeste Nellis,
pianist.
Helianthus lance at Steinberg's.
HECAS liz 'GOA - - 4A-S-
Buds Friday Afternoon club. Miss
Mabel Cuthbert.
SATURDAY.
Mrs. De Witte c.. Nellis and the
Misses Nellis afternoon "Enoch
Arden"
The wives of the justices of the SUI
preme court will give a number of re-
ceptions this winter in honor of the
wives of the members of the legis-
lature. The first will be at the resi-
dence of Chief Justice and Mrs. Will
liam A. Johnston, 1900 Sixth avenue
west, Tuesday, January 81, from half
after two to five o'clock Mrs. E. w.
Hoch will be the special guest of
honor on this occasion. No cards will
be issued but the hostesses desire that
all visiting and Topeka ladies shall
favor them with their presence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel r.. Burrow will
give a line party at the Melba concert
at the Auditorium Monday night.
Mrs. Ward Silver and Mrs. Duncan
L. McEachron are entertaining a
small informally at the
formers house on College avenue his
afternoon in compliment to Mrs. Wal
ter Robson of Westmoreland who is
visiting her sister, Miss Jennie Arnold.
at Washburn college. The others
asked are some of Mrs. RobSOn'S old
Washburn college friends including
IIdIIy l4L1SJf MIS- 4. ~ Gu
ster, Mrs. E. r. Taylor, Mrs. Paul a.
Lovewell, Mrs. L. D. W~hittemore, Mrs.
William Morris, Mrs. w. A. Harsh
barger, Miss Mary Harrison, Miss
Helen Ingalls,. Miss Helen Morton.
Miss Ruth Cowgirl and Miss Jennie
Following the February meeting of
the city federation of luz at Unity
church Thursday, February 2, will be
a reception at the Copeland given in
compliment to Mrs. Hoch and the
wives of the state officers and of the
of the legislature who are in
for the session. the president of
the Kansas Federation of Women's
clubs, Mrs. James Lewis. of Kinsley,
and the past presidents, of whom
three, Mrs. Noble Prentis. Mrs. J. c..
McClintock and Mrs. w. A. Johnston,
live in Topeka. All the others will be
asked and undoubtedly some of them
will accept.
Miss Florence R~ossington will en-
the Wednesday Whist club
mex Thursday afternoon instead of
the usual meeting day.
High school athletic circles are
much interested in the second annual
basketball tournament to be held at
the Auditorium tonight. Miss Schley,
of the high school faculty, is in charge
of a Circus feature which will sup
p1ement the basketball game between
the Topeka high school girls and the
Lincoln. Neb., high school girls. The
latter, who arrived today with their
COACH Miss Mary H Spurck, include
Miss Isabel Wolfe, Miss Marie Barr,
Miss Vera Barger, Miss Anna Watt,
Miss Mabel Hunt, Miss Mae Little,
Miss Irma Pears and Miss Mabel Will
son. They will be entertained while
they are in town by Miss Barbara
Miss Guenn GODDARD, n the
Topeka basketball girls, including