The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-14
Society,"

MOTHERS AN EXPERT.
Mothers cut out playing BRIDGE
Father thinks she's doing wrong.
Father has a reason. a-ssss--..
Father. said: stop something else.
Don't give up bridge. honey
2. ALI through Lent he'll have 10 give
'-'et s1'e''O--9 -@Denver Post
Miss Hazel Fassler, Mrs. Harrison
Morgan, Mrs. William Macferran anu
Mrs. s. s. Estey will entertain me
Theta Alumni club ana the olst ma
morrow afternoon at the home or MISS.
Fassler Tyler street and Betnahy
Place. The Sigma Delta Psis, Ioeal
s tsG ib are anb R3pniar{ 10 become
a. chapter of the Kappa Alpha IheL t
sorority which is one of the IaIges.,
oldest, strongest and most PIot iIH co.
i, of the Greek letter college socletfes l1i
women. The company tomorrow WI. WI
include beside the hostesses MIS- scott
Hopkins. Mrs. Dell Keller, MISS anna ~
Harrison Miss Helen Smith. Mrs q. h
Whitcomb, Miss Charlotte. LesNItt,
Miss winifred Everingham, MISS mary
Barley Mrs. F. w. Watson, MRS w w;
+. Bowen, Mrs. Frank THOMPSON, ai4
of whom are Thetas, Mrs. Claude HooV-
er of Edgerton, Ohio. and the following
Sigma Delta Psi girls, alumni ana &C
tive. Misses Clara Daniels cara
F,efshroan Marguerite MillSpaugh, lsa-
del Heath, Helen Estey. Daisy Monroe
Mabel Renwick, Gertrude McCnntoch''
Bertha Dinsmore, La we're Laneq IE5
ith Thompson, Edna Thompson, Char-
lotte Lyle, Yetta Conklin, Anna hen Ken
derson, Agnes Fisk, Irene Mem 1 noulss
AfcNeal, Hila Wood Vera Best, Mildred
Guild, Marian Thompson, Louise kel-
lam, Katherine Kellam. Josephine
Keller, AIlabelle Troutman, Minna
Bauer and Edna Morrow
n
Mrs. T. F. Carver gave luncheon
today for II guests in honor OF M[s.
Claude Hoover of Edgerton. ONO. VINO
is visiting her sister, Mrs >. ,. EsteS'
Mrs. Gilbert McClurg, of Denver, who
has Iectured and visited in Topeka was
the honor guest last Monday at
luncheon given by the Sorosis club at
the Waldorf-Astoria, in New York city
Tuesday at a luncheon. of the Eclecuc
luncheon of the New York City FEEDER
alton of Women's clubs at the Waldorf
Astoria. s-
orado," Tuesday. February 8. in the
Academy of Medicine, New York CITY,
under the auspices of the woman
Health Protective association. Members
of all the women's clubs of the city
federation received invitations by Tor
NAL cards.
g. 1907, has the following notice: !
LAS the next meeting of the. New
York state chapter of the Colorado
Cliff Dwellings association will be
Joint meeting with the Colorado state
the large ballroom at
Broadway and Seventy-sec-
ond street, has been engaged for the
afternoon of February 10. A partlcu-
arly attractive programme has been .
arranged by Mrs. Thomas Henry Whit
ney, the regent, who announces tnat
Mrs. Gil bert MGClurg will -4rec1te hFr
Commemoration Ode to Pixies Peak,
hose parts that have been set to music
being given by soloists and quar-
.eGte. Fifty stereopticon views will IL {
ustrate the ode. 1t is expected that t
many of the out of town members VIII
be present" !
Mr.. Arthur Capper gave a dinner at
The Topeka club last night for the c
newspaper men who are members of +
he LEGISLATURE and the newspaper mem t
who are reporting it, Dinner was I
served in the upstairs dining room at ,
seven o'clock The table was decorated
With baskets of American Beauty roses Z
ind the guests were given bouton- y
heres of lilies-of-the-valley. The place
ards bore on one side a miniature re- .
PRODUCTION of the front page of recent 2
EDITION of the Topeka Capital and on =
he other side were small half-tone =
uts of the newspaper men in the leg h
stature surrounding list of the local y
eporters and correspondents who SIT :,
Il the newspaper tables in the house +
md senate. Mr.. Capper had a drawing "
or his guests to inspect of the plans y
4 the five story newspaper building :,
which he is to build at the corner Of S;
eighth and Quincy streets this spring. n
The company included Mr.. Capper, Mr. n
fred l. Vandegrift, Senator Geo. E. f.
tucker of Eureka, Senator R. T. al
iimons of Caldwell, Mr.. W. Y. Morgan N
{ Hutchinson, Representative John j. Y,
filler of Santa Fe. Mr. J. F. FARRELL of N
Iolton. Mr.. Roy Tapley of Lawrence, b
dr. Fred Trigg of Salina, Mr.. E. B. IL
lkers of Stafford. Mr.. Fred Bullene, "
fr. Ernest Tucker, Mr.. ]. E. House, Ii
r. II s. Leach, Mr.. Paul A. Lovewell, d
IT. z. G. Hopkins, Mr.. E. s. Cowdrick, st
fr Edward Smith. of Leavenworth, m
lr. Cecil Howes. Mr.. Bruce Dennis. b
Atcbison Globe: Miss Gale Hether- CT
1gton closed the social season for the 81
Dung people Tuesday night by giving o.
most enjoyable party at her home on 10
forth Fifth street in honor of Miss
IurieI Ingalls, and Miss Mattel Howe.
andes and flowers added to the at al
-activeness of the parlors and large re- ii
option hall, where the guests were en- at
strained. The first of the evening was al
evoted to bid euchre and Miss Mattel
lowe won the first prize. an Empire
IN The mems prize was won by w. nj
Waggener and was a book. Miss su
florence Cain was consoled with pic
ire. and the hostess presented the =,
uests of honor with gold pins set with "a
aroque pearls. After the prizes were r
Iven supper was served, after wh.-A IN
lie guests danced to the music Of a na
Professional piano player
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"A certain clique has been dubbed | &C
lie Fighting Chance Set because the la
embers try to vary the monotony of NJ
leir lives with characteristically dull,
aeventful and harmless love affairs
ith the wives or husbands of the Sa
her men and women in the set. 80.
NJ
Mrs. George P. Stitt gave a "baby'' no
nner at her house on Topeka avenue
ST night in celebration of the first