The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-16

guests will be Miss Anna johnson and
Miss Theodore Marsh OF Bethany
Mss Mss Msry SAVER R5eTn nthong and
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The following programme will be
given by the Sons of the American
Washington's birthday on the evening
of the 22d at the residence of Mr. D
w. Nellis:
Invocation-The Rev. Francis L
Hayes.
Opening address, Washington as a
Vestryman.' by the PRESIDENT. NJ.
Meade.
Reeitation-Mrs. F. c. Slater.
Address-Rev Francis L. Hayes.
SonE-Aiss Maragret I. Rust.
Original poem, by the registrar
Judge j. l.. Eldridge.
Patriotic recitation-Miss Nellie
Lincoln.
Address-John e, Junkin.
Recitation, "The Black Horse and
His Rider'-Mrs. w. c. Fisk.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Meade will be the toast
master. ~
The Varsity club gave a dance at
Steinberg's last night They're Con-
gregationahsts and don't know any
better than to dance during Lent, so
they may get to heaven after all.
A short, but important meeting of
the delegates and committee members
of the city federation of wemen's clubs
will be held Monday morning at 10
o'clock in the Commercial club rooms.
Every member of the federation will
be welcome.
The students taking part in Miss
Whfttlesey's musical this evening are
Misses Connolly, McCahan. Kleinhans.
Raster, Friedburg, Thomas, Stricken.
Kirk, Berry. Walsh, Bradbury, Mile
ham, Wilcox. Nelson, Scott, Snattinger,
Henderson, Campbell and Messrs Rice,
Fritz. Menninger and Hagan. Miss
Whittlesey is assisted by Miss McAfee
er. Miss Grace Wilcox, accompanist.
The freshmen and sophomore
classes of Washburn college will give
the skating rink next Wednesday even
ing. There win be a basketball game
between the two classes in the forepart
of the evening.
The Consure club had a Valentine
party Thursday at the home of Mrs.
D.. H. Martin. Mrs. j. w. Campbell
assisted the hostess. Mrs. ]. L. Hunt,
Mrs. Charles Eldridge and Mrs. T. J.
We're substitutes.
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas has asked
guests for q luncheon Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. Guilford Dudley, who
leaves in a fortnight to spend the sum-
mer in Europe.
Miss Fay Quinton will be the honor
guest at tea to be given Monday af-
-ernoon by her hostess, Mrs. Jack
SwitzgebeI of Kansas City.
The Owls sorority of the high school
will give dinner this evening at the
acme of Mrs. Jane Thompson for the |
pledges who are Miss Marion Wear, |
Miss Cornelia Gleeds Miss Jean Rod |
gers, Miss Mary Alexander, Miss Mar I
orie Rodgers, Miss Isabel Mills.
Miss Louise Heath and Miss Clyde |
gave an Informal party |
asst night at the Heath home. The |
friends asked were Miss Janet Hurrie, |
Hiss Henrietta Alexander. Miss Mary |
dacLennan, Miss Hazel Grimes, Miss |
Katharine sDoInnana4s Miss F'lorence /
ork of sSalina. Miss ICornelia G1eed, |
Hiss Leona Curtis, Miss Annabel Gar /
rey, Miss Esther Rodgers Miss Eliza |
,eth Holiday, Miss Winifred Burch, |
Hiss Marie Lagerstrom, Mr.. Allan Nc /
Veal, Mr.. Russell Grimes. Mr.. Nelson !
deade. Mr.. Richard Fritts, Mr.. Ben I
Bear, Mr.. John Hamilton, Mr.. Francis /
Dick Reed, Mr.. Darwin Bradley, Mr.. |
Alfred Quinton, Mr. Joe Council, Mr..
tito ConnelI, Mr.. Robert McGiffert,
dr. Paul Moneypenny. Mr. Darwin
Bradley won the prize, a bunch of
toilets. OF course the girl he took to
he party got them.
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Mrs. D. D. Knox gave a one
'clock luncheon at her house on Park
venue yesterday for the teachers of
he Potwin school. Her daughter, /
Helen Alice Knox, and Miss Alice
Hughes assisted her. The
uests were Miss Eliza Maggie, Miss
Iattie Dugan, Miss Ina Harkins, Miss
fanny Jameson, Miss Araminta Whit
nore. Miss Stella Darby, Miss Mary
Irnold, Miss Berenice Fuller, Miss
lice Nesbaum. Miss Olive Knox and
Hiss Matte Knox,
Mrs. George Hughes entertained the
rolden Rule club at a guest day meet
ag yesterday. Mrs J. P. White was
he guest of honor and gave an inter-
sting talk on the Egypt of Today.
Irs. J. Chrisman and Miss Mona Craig
layed guitar duets. The guests aside
rom club members were Mrs. j. P.
White, Miss Craig, Mrs. Chrisman, |
Irs. R. p. DeArmond, Mrs J. H. Nc
padden, Mrs. T. S. Lyon, Mrs. G. F.
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