The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-10

his nanoee to town for the washburn-
K. U. game.
Miss Julia Whitmer n Miss Lu
Grace Whitmer viii give an afternoon
card party next Saturday for Miss
Fanny Funk. Miss Agnes Burdge is
also planning an afternoon for Miss
Funk before her marriage to Mr..
Frank L. Sturges November IS.
III Beta sorority of Washburn will
entertain their men friends tonight at
the home of Miss Lulu Healy.
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A Topeka man is planning to offer
three prizes for the best newspaper
articles, fot to exceed 500 words, in
answer to the question why. when
people burn the dead leaves from their
lawns they Invariably burn an old shoe
or two with them.
The Sigma Delta Psi sorority Of
Washburn a Y a luncheon at the Coun-
try club today, a tally-ho party at the
football game and Will entertain a num-
Der of men friends at the Country club
tonight in compliment to the members
of the Kansas university chapter of
lawrence for the game.
The lambda fraternity's annual third
corn jiggin at ~Steinberg's last might
was a pronounced success and attended
by a large company from the high
school and debutante sets. The hall was
deliberately decorated and rustic cost
umes were worn
The Music Study club met with Mrs.
Chas. E. Bair. 1853 Buchanan street.
Friday afternoon, November g. Guests
of the club were Mrs. Stricken, Mrs.
Quail, Mrs. J. H. Goodwin. Mrs. Hud-
son. Mrs. Pfundetein, and Miss Fair
field. The following Mcdowell pro-
gramme was given:
My Jean; The, Sea-; The Robin Sings
in the Apple Tree+Mrs. Bair.
To the Sea; BY the Meadow Brook
Miss Rush.
From an OIL Garden-Mrs. Morehouse.
Beaming Eyes-Mrs. Pribble.
Deserted; A Maid Sings LighZMrs
Laycock-
Witches Dance-Mrs. Tasker
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Ethel Porter of Geneso came to
town for the Washburn-K- u game today
Mrs. o. ]. Wood and Miss Vida Wood
returned from a visit in Chicago today
! ington who have been visiting the rest of
the Wood family returned home today.
Mrs. Miller OF Indianapolis, guest Of
Mrs. Ralph Clauser, lett Tor her home to-
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Keller Of Lawrence
came to town for the football game to-
day and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
- TFzfHo-
Mrs. G.. A. Crise of Manhattan, guest
of Mrs. f. A. Alt, went 10 Kansas City
1 this morning by Mrs Alt to
attend a house party to pc given by Dr..
and Mrs. S. J. Taylor over d
Miss Myrtle Quantic, guest OF Miss
Marian Alt. returned to Baker university,
Mrs. B. H DAYS is visiting in Hia-
Mr.. Harold Colburn and Mr.. Charles
Kendall of Newton are guests Of Nj. and
Mrs. J. Davis today
City, a student at K. Z. Is the guest of
Miss Edna Herbst.
DR.. and Mrs. Maclay Lyon are at home
at 'sThe Independence, 24S5 Independence
boulevard, Kansas City, Missouri.
Mr.. Rob Knoll and Mr. Charles Rose,
Of Atchison, students at 4 y, were IN
town for the Washburn-k- u game to-
Nfr. Frank s~outhwick. student at K. S..
A. c., IS here 10 spend Sunday with his
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. F.. S~outhwick.
Miss Maud Grimes and Miss Margaret
i GarVey will go to Emporia during hanks
giving week for an owl dance
Miss Esther Rauch, Mr.. Roy Rauch and
are among the Topeka students at x. U.
who are home to spend sunday.
Mrs. Ernest c. Quigley of St. Marys ac-
~companied Mr.. Quigley, who was referee
at the Washburn-K. u. game this after
the game. Others from St Marys here
Ter the game were MI. George Hughes
captain of the St. Marys college football
team and Mr. Madison Wash, student
Ranger of athletics at St Marys col
lege-
DR.. J. NJ. Hamme and Mr.. John MeNee
of Cottonwood Falls are in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brent and chill
dren left today for Washington. D. c..
Mr.. Roy Finney of La Junta, Golo.s who
is attending K. T. is the guest of Mr.
Leo Haughey. Mss Edna Donahue, an
other K. u. student, is also being enter
tanned at the Haughey home.
Mrs. r B. WEIGH has rented her house
for the winter and is at home at 81
Miss Anna NJ. o'Mara leaves for her
nome Monday, after a two weeks visit
with her sister. Mrs. G. c. Clemens
Mr.. Harry J. Nading Of Flat Rock, Ind,
: who has been visiting Mr.. and AIRS Geo.
H. Griggs, left today for Plainview. Tex.
Mrs. Harry Nading and daughter and
Mrs. Mary V. Nading VIII remain in To-
peka for some time.
Mrs. f Brown and Mrs. A. Y. Pease
Of Fairblry, Nebraska, who have been
visiting Mrs. George W. Hart returne
home to-day.
The Mistletoe club viii hold their next
J meeting at the home Of Mrs. Chadwick