The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-29

Miss Ruth Hamlin and Miss Winifred
Burch.
The ]. J. club went. to Valencia today
where they will enjoy g. picnic at the
Kiene farm Those who attended werey
Mary Cooper. Isabel Dickinson, Vera
Ebey, Alice Etnyer, Bessie La gefstrozs1,
Helen KnoE-. zil1ah Mfleham and Mar
guerite Kiene.
Mrs. Eugene Huntington Ware and
Miss Jeanette have asked guests for
afternoon cards Monday of next week
Miss Sylvia Burlington of Fall River
Mass. Today they gave luncheon Tor
Miss Burlington:
The Varsity club gave its first dance
this season at Steinberg's last night IN
attendance were DR.. and Mrs. Otto
Kiere, Miss Bertha Dinsmore, Miss
Frances Brown, Miss Lora Neil. Miss
Hazel Jones, Miss Airline Dietrich, MISS
Florence Burge, Miss Edith Thompson,
Miss Edna Thompson, Miss Lulu Healy,
Miss Helen Haughey. Miss Celia Smith,
Miss Mary Dallas Gage, Miss Lu Grace
Whitmer, Miss Marguerite Mills, Miss
Ala belle Troutman, Miss Irene Mem,
Miss Helen Scott Miss Ra Hotchkiss,
Miss Isadel Heath, Miss Gladys Scott,
Miss Margaret Pearson of Wakefield,
Miss Hazel Larkin, Miss Charlotte Lyle,
Miss Vivian futile Miss Vera Best,
Miss Allie Wingett, Miss Deborah
Guthrie, Miss Laura Lux. Miss Nellie
Raster, Miss Sawyer, Miss Cockrell, Dr..
Elmer Hin, Mr.. Otis Van de Mark. MI
Herman Carkhuff, Mr.. Walter Cark-
huff, Mr. william Snyder, Mr.. Omar
Smith, Mr. Glen Millice. Mr.. Warren
Dunaway, Mr.. Robert Steele. Mr. Har-
old Tice, Mr.. Quinton Adams, MI. r.
win Snattinger. Mr.. Osborn Larimer,
Mr.. Howard Carruth, Mr.. William
Heap Mr.. Irving Cook Mr.. Tom Bow
man. Mr. Carl Bowman, Nj George
White, Mr.. Roy Rauch, Mr.. Roy starr,
Mr. Ralph Johnston, Mr.. Ward SPIEL
man, Mr.. Glen Haughey. Mr.. Leo
Haughey, Mr.. Ray Ufford. Mr.. Jim
Hayes Mr.. Otis Cheney. Mr.. Ralph
Forbes. Mr. Howard Street and Mr..
The Topeka chapter of the Phi
lambda Epsilon fraternity will give
their annual corn jiggin the latter
part Of october or first of November.
A new dancing club which is being
organized IN the younger set viii be
called the Tivoli. The membership viii
be limited to thfrty-five and the officers
are. Mr.. Harry Eagle. president; Mr.
Todd Matthews. vice president; Mr..
Clarence Jordan, treasurer; Mr.. George
Veale, secretary. and Nj. irwin Snat-
finger. general director.
The programme for the october
meeting of the City Federation of Wo-
mems clubs in the assembly hall Of the
new Y. NJ G. A. building next Thurs
day will include a lecture, George
Eliot. the Woman Of Her Century by
Margaret Hill McCarter; a report of
the Pike centennial; a reading by Miss
Ceora Bell Lanham: -Brier Rose" by
H. H. Boyesen, and these musical
numbers "A Lass with the Delicate
Afr" by DIR. Arne. sung by Miss Grace
Anderson, the new voice teacher at
Bethany, and two Greig numbers for
piano. Morning and Troll Dantz. by
Mrs. Harry Tasker with analysis by
Mrs IF. H. Morehouse-
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Mrs. NJ. l. Bliss of "Blisslawn," West
Euclid avenue, entertained for Mrs. NJ
Nelson and Mrs A H. Huston of Guth-
RE, Okla, on Thursday. The other
guests invited were: Mrs. T. S. Young.
Mrs. J. r. Mulvane, Mrs. E. 3. Cowgirl
Mrs. Rosetta Hubbard, Mrs. J. Owens
Mrs. w H Cpmstock Mrs L. T.
Moneypenny, Mrs. Fanny Sutherland,
Mrs F. H. Webster Mrs. ]. S. West,
Mrs. W. G. Morgan. Mrs NJ A. Shoe
maker, Mrs. W. F. Axtel. Mrs F. L.
whitaker Mrs. + ]. Hankla. Mrs F.
8. Thomas, Mrs g. Schenck, Mrs G. ..
Stevenson, Mrs. Frances Crossley Mrs.
Jesse Shaw, Mrs s. G. Stone, Mrs H.
L. Barker. Mrs. G. NJ stone. Mrs. NJ
F. Iaycock. Mrs. Bowlby, Mrs. Robert
stone, Miss May Reddfck, Miss Cecil