The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-13
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Forty-fve guests attended the annual
/ LiISoln day dinner given by the SOrOsis
/ club at the Throop last night. The ia
/ bles placed to form a capital T were
decorated with red roses and smilax
and lighted by red candles with red
/ shades in silver Candida bra. A red rose
/ was placed at each cover and the faVOrs
We're small silk flags. The dining room
was decorated with flags. Following the
dinner was a programme of addresses
/ including:
The Mute Majority-Mr. D. A. valen-
tine.
sorosis Gain-Nrs. Charles f. Spencer.
accidentally Speaking Eugene F.
I Ware
The Eastern Queshon-Ndrs. Lee Mon
roe.
An outside view-Dr. S. S. Estey.
/ A Tardy Tribute-Mrs. G. A Huron.
I4incoln-Governor Hoch.
/ The members OF the club and their hus-
/ bands or escorts and q few others were
/ the guests of the club at this dinner
/ which is the most important social event
/ the president of Sorosis. acted as toast
mistress
The eastern college custom of giving
matinee dances has reached Lawrence
and is meeting with much success in
university society. The most elaborate
function of this kind yet given in Law
! renee took place Saturday afternoon
when the men of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity entertained about 40 guests
I The darxAnpG and trimmed
with pennants and cut flowers. Dancing
to string music began at o'clock and
lasted until $50, when an elaborate five
/ course dinner was served.
Another Topeka girl visiting at Fort
Leavenworth, has fallen into a bed of
American Beauty roses, and doesn't
care if she never comes back
Mrs. W. W. Webb, Mrs. A. L. Nichols.
and Mrs. E. A. Thrill were the substi
tutes at the meeting of the D. D. whist
club yesterday with Mrs. Schuyler c.
Nichols. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Frank Patterson.
Mrs. Charles L. Short is entertaining
the Felicity whist club today.
Mrs. Willis A. Coston was the hostess
Of the Monday bridge club yesterday.
Mrs. c. H. Gaunt and Mrs. r. A.
ternoon at the formers house on Harri-
son street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Payne will enter
tain the Fleur de lis club and their hus-
bands at a Valentine party at their
house on Clay street tonight.
A girl discovered at the concert last
night that Kubelik in appearance was
composite of one of the seasons buds
and her chum's Ann Arbor man.
The Creseendo Music club which has
for its officers. Miss Mary MacLennan.
president; Miss Helen Estey, vice pFesi-
dent; Miss Clyde Bonebrake, treasurer,
and Miss Eve. Rees. secretary, Will meet
tomorrow with Miss Helen Estey. The
other members are Miss June Mitchell,
Miss Bercnice Flnahizer, Miss Annabeu
Garvey, Miss Dorothy Gleed Miss Cor
nelia Gieed, Miss Henrietta Alexander,
Miss Janet Hurrie, Miss Louise Heath,
Miss Hazel Grimes, Miss Katherine Dol
man, Miss Gladys Cunningham. Miss
Enid Stricken and Miss Winifred Burch.
A very popular visiting girl who has
the reputation Of being unusually polite
and discreet tipped her hand unmistak-
ably the last time she was in town and
people are wondering what it means.
Miss Margaret Garvey has asked
guests for Monday night for Miss Bere-
nice Johnson.
The gossip to the effect that Topeka
widow is to be married to an army Of
fcer continues to grow. It is said the
trousseau is almost completed.
Three local FOUNDERS who went to
Kansas city four years ago when the
vio1inist first played there (anything
for an excuse to go to Kansas City,
you knOw,) organized Kubelik so
o4otv = here was q fourth member in
the original party, but as he did not
even stay out the first concert he was
expelled from the society. Yesterday
one of Kubelik's managers called on
one of the FOUNDERS and said he un-
derstood he was an officer of the To-
peka KubeIik society and invited the
organization to sit on the stage dur
ing the concert. MOdesty prevented
them accepting this honor, butt they
attended the concert in a body and
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