The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-19
Society,"

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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. NJ. Hamilton
have asked guests for bridge tomorrow
evening at the Topeka club in compn-
ment to Mr. and Mrs. Hale Hamilton
OF New York and Miss Edna PEPPER OF
St Louis. who are visiting them
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Bonebrake gave
an informal dinner last night in COM
pliment to Mrs. Claude Hoover of
Edgerton, Ohio, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. S. S. Estey- The other
guests were DR.. and Mrs. Estey. Chief
and Mrs. H. o. Garvey, Mrs Higgin-
botham and Mr.. P. I. Bonebrake-
Mrs. d. o. McCray and Mrs. P. c.
Reilly Will entertain at cards Thursday
afternoon for Miss Sula Garrison OF
Oklahoma City and will give a second
party in her honor next week
Atchison Globe: Mr.. and Mrs. B. p
Waggener leave the first of March Tor |
Hot Springs, for the benefit OF their
house will be in charge Of Mrs. r. X
Smith of st. Joseph. who Is spehulns
the winter here. Mrs. arthur
Kane of Topeka is visiting at the nome
of her parents, Mr. and MIS- D. w.
Sharrard-
A lecture was given last night in one
of the largest and newest churches in
town a church which has commo-
dious auditorium supplied with many
windows but all of them were tightly
closed and the building was not onIy
overheated, but oS i'll ventilated tndI
the air was insufferable. 1t was IKE
a poisonous gas and about halI tne
audience were almost overcome by II,
as evidenced by nodding heads ana
dropping eyelids to be seen when the
lecture, which was very interesting
and had called out large auolence,
was little more than begun II Is
noticea BILE that in Gods house we are
seldom enabled to draw a breath OF
Gods fresh, free air
Mrs H. o. Garvey entertained the
Vignette club today and Mrs W. A: J
Johnston of the board of directors OF
the general federation was the guest {
of honor and gave an address on gen, !
eral federation work This followed
the clubs regular Shakespeare lesson T
led by Miss Edith Moore
Lawrence World: DR.. and Mrs
George Esterly have issued invitations S
for a dinner Saturday evening. I
Clifton Devereaux of New York city J
was the guest of A D Weaver and L.
Bullene Saturday and Sunday c
At a house party an heiress with Il
trunks full of Paris gowns and mats nau
things pretty much her own way Tor the y
first few days until another girl Joined !
the party. The second girl was exceed 9
ingly pretty and likable and soon had {
all the men at her feet although she :
was a poor girl and wore the same
frock to dinner every night-a simple =
white lawn in which. with blue bows az
her elbows and string OF 70 cent olue =
beads she looked like an angel from L
heaven The heiress was unable 10 con-
ceal her rage and Jealousy on &C
ture and one night the hostess followed
the newcomer into her room and WINS
pered sIy1y: Honey, you better nlde
your pretty things from Miss - when G
you go to bed or she'll creep in hers
some night and cut up your blue rib h
bons and break your blue beads h
Mrs J. F. Daniels gave Kensington d.
today for Miss Sula Garrison of Okla
nona City, guest of Mrs. Peter Charles Ia
Reilly. The rooms were decorated with t.
we're carried out in the luncheon served \,
a button-hole working contest was E
diversion of the afternoon, two prizes
being awarded. Mrs. Daniels was as \,
listed by Mrs. Reilly and Miss Nellie ~
Kirk. and the others asked were Miss
Palmer of Fort Scott. Mrs d y. NC =
Cray. Mrs. G. B. Kirk. Mrs, Otis Hun IN Sc
Horn. Mrs. ]. P. Raster, Mrs. John hi
<Ieinhans Mrs H. l. Shirer, Mrs. D. m
! Lakin. Mrs. George c. Corning, Mrs. G
John Rogers. Mrs. willis Edison, Mrs. la
= r. Lane, Mrs. Ellen D. Humphreys,
Mrs. Edwin Knowles, Mrs. James dl
1aXeS. Mrs. Holloway &c
The club. women of Kansas are very az
much elated over the fact that the vi
raveling art gallery BILL 'mOthered'
~ the state federation OF women d.
.iubs and their pet measure. passed the I L.
house of representatives today with ~
substantial majority. The bill pro 81
rfdes for state travelling art gallery g
n connection with the travelling library II
md was introduced in the senate and
,assed that body last week the Off III
ers of the state federation and the te
e1fslative committee were here lobby
ederation owns a travelling art gall tn
cry. including three collections or
opies of famous pictures valued at tn
bout $1,000. which they will give to
he state TO form a nucleus for the tn
travelling art gallery. Mrs. W. A. John sa
ton who, during her administration as
shed a travelling library for the fed NJ
ration and got the bill through which ~
established the state travelling library, -
rorked valiantly for the art gallery bill -
nd is delighted over its passage. The co
ederation's travelling gallery is in the
are of Mrs. Kate Arlington of Council We
irove who raised the money for the ne
riginal collection. selected the pictures a
nd has taken care of them ever since.
he gallery has been in constant de- gu
1and by clubs and schools and has not W
My been self supporting from the to
tart but has paid for later additions tn
lade to it. M
The federation's kindergarten bill en-
bling public schools to establish kin fr,
ears CT age, has passed the senate
nd bean reported favorably by the Cc
ouse committee on education and will ri
robably pass the house this week. bI,
The Ramblers' club will have an ev- w w
ming meeting tomorrow night at the w
ONE of Mrs. L. L Goodwin. The en- an an
lrtainment will be in the nature of a SIS
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