The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-02

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tain informally Monday evening fol-
| Miss Anna Ruder of Leavenworth who
| has been spending some time in town
with her sister, Mrs. w. S. Albright
and Mrs. Mills. Miss Ruder will re-
turn to her home next week.
An evening 500 club which has re-
| Gently been organized in Potwin will
w H. Lininger. The members are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lininger, Mr.. and Mrs
James A. Troutman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Ema-
and Mrs. A. S. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs.
H A. Spielman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. F.
Hughes.
Monroe will be at home Informally
Monday afternoon and Judge Monroe
will receive with them in the evening.
The Froebel Mothers club will meet
with Mrs Park on West Tenth street
on Friday afternoon, February s.
The Misses Haynes and Mr.. Homer
Haynes entertained the sophomore
class of Washburn college Wednesday
evening at their home on North Jack
son street. Those who attended Were:
Misses Jean Campbell, Bessie Griggs,
Clara Daniels, Estelle Strohm, Anna
Henderson, Rose Mitchell Ethel
Whitney, Grace Kocns, Ethel lie Van,
Charlotte Lyle. Ethel Miller, Lora
Neil, Grace Walker. Mabel Pond, Bes-
sic Renwick, Grace Heinzman, Edith
Thompson, Edna Thompson, Elizabeth
Mckee. Marion Thompson, Messrs
Hugh Hope, David Mumford, John
Rcbb, V. B. Eckblad, Ray Love, Floyd
Webb, Rudolph Downs, Bruce Trull
Grant Willis, Robert Sellers. j. c. Den
ney, Sebree McGinnis, George Breth-
our. B. A. Countryman, Arthur Weis-
berger, Quinton Adams, Clarence
Aten, Osborne Larimer, Clarence Dol
man, Everett Evans. ]. Fitch, Cary
Hayes, Frank Rooms, Fred Weed.
The missionary committee of the Y.
w. c. A. gave a japanese evening last
night in honor of the Bible classes OF
the association and the city and state
boards. About 200 guests enjoyed an
evening notable for many unique and
pleasant features The decorations
were all Enthusiastically japanese.
A Japanese garden was reproduced,
pink with peach blossoms, hung with
galyly coIored umbrellas and lanterns
and surrounded by a white latuce
fence covered with Towering vines: IN
this setting a mock Japanese wedding
was enacted. The hostesses were:
Misses Margaret Goodrich, Mabe!
Moss, Harriet Bell, Dora Clark, Nell
Thorpe, Louise Allison, Lottie Sheiton'
Margaret McGiffen. Grace Miller,
Miss Roseberry, Clara Fritz, Sara
Stickney, Selma Foberg and Margaret
Stevenson.
The Clio club will meet Monday with
Mrs. w. E. Culver, 1913 Western ave-
nue..
A skating party at the rink yester-
day afternoon was attended by MISS
land, Miss Edith Morton. Miss Nadine
Lyle, Miss Louise Heath, Miss Corinne
Coston, Miss Lulu Healy, Miss Berenlce
Healy Miss Hazel Nelson, Miss Gladys
Scott. Miss Ann Troutman. Miss Emma
PoImar, Miss Myra Tompkins, MISS
Alice Noble, Mss Dorothy Scott, MISS
Winifred. Burch, Miss Ruth Hamlin'
ELL Miss Rachel Coston, Miss Alice
I-arimer, Miss Leona Curtis, Miss Cor
nelia Gleed, Mr.. Louis Hall, Mr.. Roy
Reed Mr.. Jay Close, Mr.. Harry Cur
It's. Mr.. Clifford Short, Mr.. Joe Council,
Mr. Ben Bear, Mr.. Allan McNeal, MI
Russell Grimes. Mr.. Alfred Qulnton. MT.
Darwin Bradley MI Earn spencer
The Music Study club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Levi Hawkins. The
follows: ,,..
(the MANI Miss Vivian Rush
Goodnight" ...........-.- Ruoensteln
Mrs Harry Pribble.
'@iss Mrs NJ W. a. HarshbaTgeT.
Rem Aria Rubenstein
-7ei- Mrs. Charles Bair,
Violin s0i0 Mrs. @. B. To 5,;i;.''' i1AD
Mrs. B. B. smythe.
in F'.........-. Rubensteln !
Mrs. Harry Tasker.
Fly Away Nightingale" .Rubenstein |
For Loves Sweet Sake" ...... Wood |
Mrs. E. E. Baker.
Original number, Miss Louise Henderson
The guests OF the club We're: Mrs.
ago. Mrs. e. E. Roudebush, Mrs.
5tartzman, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Chap
nan of Great Bend, Mrs. Bergman OF
Ashland, Miss Irma Doster, Miss Louise
Miss Gertrude Tracy. Miss |
Tracy gave an interesting talk on the !
National Federation of Music Clubs
md urged the club to take up the study
If American composers Miss Tracy
contributed three numbers to the pro- |
yramme. The Corn Dance. The Indian |
Dance and the Cowboy Melody. The |
hub will have an evening IN meeting bdn5s
If Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Goodwin.
Mrs. E. E. Roudebush will give an in
.ormal evening Monday in honor of her
sister, Mrs. E. E. Baker, of Chicago.
The Topeka Orphans home meeting
will be held Monday afternoon at the
ZONE of the president, Mrs. b. T.
Payne, 425 Clay street.
Mrs George Givens entertained the
Fleur de Lis club Thursday afternoon.
1uests and substitutes were Mrs. Geo.
Mccoy, Mrs. Fred Evarts, Mrs. A. I.
lucas, Mrs. Herbert Harvis and Mrs:
". o. Rigby. The club members vii!
ntertain their husbands February Ia
It an evening meeting at the home or
frs. H. s. Montgomery in Potwin.
Miss Sadie Baird will entertain in
ormaIly Wednesday evening for Miss
FERN Wing of Lincoln, Neb., who is
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Heine.