The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-06

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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan
gave a dinner at their house on To-
peka avenue last night for Miss Ida
Tarbel of New York. the others asked
being Governor and Mrs. Hoch, Chief
Justice and Mrs W. A. Johnston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene 2. Ware. Miss
TarbeI, who has been in Topeka since
Monday, when she returned from a
visit to the oil district in southern
Kansas, spoke briefly at the meeting
of the Topeka Federation of Women's
clubs at Unity church this afternoon
and left Immediately afterwards for
Horton where she win stay until to-
morrow, returning here for a few
hours before she leaves for her home
in New York city.
Mr.. w. r. Stubs has asked guests
for dinner Saturday evening at his
house in Highland park.
Mrs. w. J. Black entertained the
nurses of the Santa Fe hospital in
formally at dinner Wednesday even
ing.
A new luncheon club which was en-
N6LLdlHeQ lOudT ny MIS- 7. A. DdllGy
at her house on Van Buren, street in
cludes these members: Mrs. c. T.
Mcclellan, Mrs. William Gregory, Mrs.
w. H. Lininger, Mrs. D. NJ. Burdge,
Mrs. A. S. Andrews, Mrs. A. A.
Rodgers and Mrs E. W. Pofndexter
Mrs. Gregory's guests, Mrs. Sherman
and Miss Sherman of Chicago, were
included in the company today. Mrs.
Mcclellan viii entertain the club next
week.
Mrs. H. L. Miller gave an informal
afternoon at her house in POtwin yes
terday for Mrs George Harrison of St
Louis.
Mr.. Charles Graham Dunlap's uni
versity extension lecture on the DE
veIopment of the Novel;" the third Of
the series, will be given Friday even
ing at the residence of DR.. A. H.
Thompson on Tenth avenue west in
stead of at the 7. w Harrison resi-
dence, as first announced. The change
was made owing to the illness of Miss
Anna Harrison, who is suffering with
nervous prostration. Mr.. Dunlap will
come from Lawrence tomorrow after
noon and be the guest of DR.. Thomp-
son while he is in town.
Mr.. James Hayes, second. will enter
tain a, party of Washburn college
friends informally tonight the invita-
lions including Miss Anna Whiting,
Miss Ray Hotchkiss, Miss Eleanor Sims,
Miss Marguerite Lovewel, Miss Fran
ces Reed. Miss Hazel Larkin. Miss Eva
Noel Miss Nell McCrumb, Miss Maude
Markham. Mr.. Hal Hotchkiss Mr.. Kurt
Zutavern. Mr.. Peter Brinkham, Mr..
Walter Wedding, Mr.. Harris Whiting,
Mr. Tom Bowman. Mr.. Carl Bowman
and Mr.. Grover Taylor.
The April meeting of the Topeka
chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution will be held Saturday
afternoon at half after two o'clock with
Miss Belle Thompson. sos Topeka ave-
nue..
The annual meeting of the city fed
GRAFTON of women's clubs is being held
this afternoon at Unity church. Aside
from a brief address by Miss Ida Tar
bell, Of New York City, one of the edi-
tors of McClures Magazine who has
been in Kansas for a number Of weeks
gathering material for forthcoming
series Of articles on the oil situation in
Kansas, and who consented on the in
vitation of the president. Mrs. Horton,
to give the federation the privilege of
hearing and seeing her the meeting is
being devoted entirely to business. The
annual election will be held and some
Of the chairmen of committees will give
their reDorts The annual meeting Of