The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-09

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A guest meeting of the Ladies Music
club tonight al the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Coins, 909 Topeka avenue
viii have as its principal programme
feature a talk by Mrs. Going on her
recent travels through oriental coun-
tries. Mrs. Going has been solicited ire
Queutly by the club since her return
from abroad to talk TO them about her
trip but has deferred it from time 10
time and tonight VIII make special
occasion of it,. She has many photo
graphs of scenes visited to illustrate her
impromptu lecture. The Ladies' Music
club quartette which leaves next sun
day for tour of the Santa Fe railway
reading rooms i'm California, will sing
and Inc husbands and friends of the
members have been asked.
Ash Wednesday falls this year on
February p and Easter Sunday on
April IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll B. Merriams in
vitations for a dinner at the Topeka
club last night given i'm honor Of MI.
and Mrs. Harry @. Ashby were limited
to the numbers of the Evening club and
the company included; Mr.. and Mrs.
Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold T. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur Capper, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene S.
GuintOn, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert l. Arm
strong. Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. CraW-
ford, Mr. and Mrs T. d. Hammatt, DR..
and Mrs w. N. West, Miss Hambleton
and Mr.. Edward D. Osborn.
Mrs. A. L. Williams has asked guests
Informally for Wednesday afternoon for
her daughter, Mrs. ". L. Diekey Of
Minneapolis, Mimi. and Mrs. T. s. Hand
of New York.
Miss Carlotta Neuis will give an in
formal afternoon Friday for Mrs. r.
II. c. Searle Of Niagara Falls, n. Y,
who is the guest Of the D. W. NelllS,
T. c. hIcClntock and G. @. Baker fami-
lies Mrs Searle will leave Sunday for
Provo. Utah, where she is to reside
hereafter
Mrs Dick Alden entertained her bridge
club yesterday afternoon. The members
are Mrs. Frank Scott Davis, Mrs Ada
Norton Mrs David Norton, Mrs. Ed
ward 3. Hill, Mrs. Joseph Morgan, Mrs
Don Mulvane and Mrs. Albert NJ. Pat
ten. Mrs Davis will entertain the club
Friday Of next week
Mr. and Mrs George NJ Eagle will
entertain the Bohemians tonight. Mrs.
Edwin LANCE of Denver viii be q guest
OF the club. playing for the hostess
MIS- Eagle VIII enter tam nEE DLlu5E
club next Monday and the Felicity whist
club Tuesday.
Mrs. James L. King. Mrs. Frank A.
Lewis, MI and Mrs WiHam W. Wiki
dal and MT. and Mrs. Edward 3. Hill
have been asked to act as judges at
the hat carnival to be given at the
roller skating rink tomorrow night.
Prizes are offered for the handsomest,
the most grotesque, the largest and the
smallest hats worn and a great many
unique and conspicuous examples of
headgear viii be worn. A number of
parties of spectators are being planned.
Atchison Globe: Miss Marion ingalls,
whose marriage to DIT Jesse Hunt oc-
ours January 25. win be the guest of
honor at a number of parties this week
Tomorrow noon the Rev. F. S. White
viii entertain for her with a luncheon.
Covers viii be laid for seven: Mrs. John
j. Ingalls,. Mr.. and Mrs. Sheffield In
gals. Miss Marion and Miss Muriel In
gals, DR.. Hunt and the host. Thursday
afternoon Miss Frances Solomon, who