The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-29


Country club tonight will be attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. Don Mulvane, MISS
Helen Quigley of Sterling. Miss FLOYD
ROBINSON of Mexico, Mo, Miss Eva
Smith, Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Maud
Grimes, Miss Nellie Millspaugh, Mr..
David Lakin. Mr.. Hugh McF'arland'
| Mr.. John Freshman, Mr.. Art Wolf, Mr..
Harry Wolf. and Mr.. Will Stewart.
There will be a called meeting of the
S. RS union soon to issue protest sge
not doing their share in helping the
S. RS to keep up the society blun-n
short who refuse, in spite OF the ): X.
strenuous efforts in their behalf to
make a noise like a smart set" For
| instance, although last year the town
did very well in the debutante business
some of whom made formal debuts ana
some who merely slipped out TINS
year the crop has been a complete fail
ure. There has been only one coming
out PARTY this season. although there
are something like-a dozen girls IN Wen
known families who have left school ana
whose mothers really ought to help the
S. RS out by presenting them at teas
or some other formal function. The 5
RS protest will suggest that the moth
ers can make up beautifully for their
careless omissions in the past by de
butting' their girls at Country club
functions next summer, 1T being quite
the thing in the New York smart sci
lately to introduce the debutantes at
Newport in the summer and the follow
ing winter, if they choose, in town
coming out tea at the Country cluh
next summer will square the delinquent
mother with the S. RS all right, but
nothing else will.
Miss Eleanor Wheeler has asked
guests for an informal evening bridge
tomorrow for the Last Years Buds
bridge club and a corresponding num-
Der of men.
The latest addition to the Leisure
Glass in Topeka-hitherto represented
by two men usually available for after
noon tea-is a staid married man whose
daily habit for years has been unvary-
week he has been kept at home by
bad cold and has become temporarily
Pink Tea Percy drinking tea regularly
every afternoon with the women who
drop in to see his wife. And he takes
lemon in it too. The local Leisure Class
has never been entirely successful,
heretofore, because one of the two reg
ular members refused to take lemon
and insists upon having cream
Mr.. and Mrs Frank S. Crane will
entertain small company informally
at supper and cards tonight. Their in
yitations including Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3.
Quinton and their guest, Mrs. Helena
Fay of Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Morton,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell, Mr..
and Mrs. James L. King.
When a chap who has been to see
Her the night before has crouch at
breakfast, growls about women kind
in general if not Her in particular and
yet telephones Her before the day is
over, it's too late to do anything Tor
him but trust and pray
Miss Hazel Kaiser entertained four
tables at five hundred today for her
guests Miss Berenice Robinson OF
Kansas City, Miss Ruth Parkhurst OF
Holton and Miss Nola Palmer of Fort
Scott.
Mrs. Eugene S. Quinton entertained
the Duplicate Whist club today
Miss Helen Thompson will give a
luncheon tomorrow for Miss Sue Cay
of Kansas City and an afternoon caro-
party Thursday -
Mrs Myrtle Davis-Gage will enter
tain her duplicate whist club Thursday
afternoon.
Harrison family who have party
line telephone have been greatly an
moved by evidences that somebody on
their line was listening to their con-
versations. The other day one OF the
women of the family took down the
her number she heard the phone click
stealthily and knew that the caves
dropper on the line was listening
beg your pardon, she said, put am
using the telephone and would you
mind hanging up your receiver until
have finished? 1 assure you my con-
versation will not be interesting to
YOU: 1 am merely telephoning for
bread"
The young women ushers at the
meeting of the Woman's Kansas Day
o1,,b OF tho First Ra mist church this |
afternoon were Misses Lenore Monroe
Louise Henderson, Jessie Campbell |
Josephine Keller, Nellie Mcfarland, |
Helen Henderson and Helen Estey.
Programme invitations have been |
the Sisters of Bethany Thursday night |
at eight O'Clock by the faculty of the |
departments of music and dramatic |
art of the college including MISS
Grace Loomis Terry, directress OF the
department of music; Miss Maud Tay-
lor Mcintosh, soprano; Miss Verna
WHY'S Ullrich, piano, and Miss Julia
Alice Piersol. reader This VIII be the
first faculty recital of the year at
Bethany and will formally introduced
to a Topeka audience Miss Mcintosh, !
the new voice teacher secured by the
school since the Christmas recess
Miss Mcintosh has sung at Grace ca
thedral where she is one of a number
Of excellent soloists who are making
the music in that church notable this
winter, and has a beautiful voice. Miss
Terry will appear in both voice and
piano numbers. The programme fol-
lows:
lie Matin (for two pianos) -.
..... Chaminade
Misses Ullrich and Terry.
ARIA: Ny Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice-Samson and Delilah--.
800. ....... .Saint-Saens
Miss Mcintosh.