The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-04

event. The reception served as a re-
union of the old Musical Union, an or
ganization prominent in social and
musical circles in Topeka a number OF
years ago. and of which both Mr.. and
Mrs. Remington were members n
musical programme was given by some
of the members of the Union and Mrs.
Frank Crane and Mrs. Wilder gave
talks. The rooms We're decorated with
many yellow chrysanthemumS and
lighted by yellow candles in old fash
toned brass candlesticks. A purse OF
over $3.50 was presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Remington as golden wedding
gift by their friends, old and new, who
helped them celebrate the anniversary
The assisting friends were Mrs. ]. M
Meade Mrs. James A. Troutman. Mrs
Franklin Hunt, Mrs. Frank Crane,
Mrs Frank Washburn and Mrs.
| Charles Spreng.
The Daughters of the Church will
give their annual dinner in the First
Presbyterian church parlors frluaS
| evening from six to seven. CommlI-
| tees in charge include Mrs. Eugene .
Ouinton. Miss Mary Thompson. Mrs. J.
A. Cole Miss Louise Mcclellan, MIS-.
Willis A Coston, Miss Villa Rodgers
Miss Eby. Miss Miriam Steele, Miss
Ida Patterson, Miss Lillian Trap,
! Miss Belle Thompson Mrs. C. N. Mel
son. Mrs. Edward Gossett, Mrs. u b
Johnson. Mrs. w. G. Dickie. Mrs. B. F.
Criswell, Mrs. c. E. Sutherland, Mrs
Robert Pierce, Mrs. E. S. Marshall
Mrs Houston. Mrs. A. M. Petro, Mrs.
7 q Bauer. Miss Julia Larimer, Mrs
Row Bone. Mrs. Ed Brier, Mrs. p. L.
Hotchkiss. Mrs E. S. Clark. Miss Edna
Haywood, Miss Mary Walker, MRS; A
T. Lucas, Mrs. A. o. Rosser and MIS-
]. F. Switzer.
| 700 Jefferson
street. will entertain the Music STUDY
club Friday afternoon
| ~
Miss Grace Rousseau has asked
guests for Thursday evening ana Iol
Friday afternoon to meet Miss Estellt
wilson and Miss Alta Kingberg o.
Chandler, Okla, who are visiting her
The Helianthus Literary club will
meet with Miss Ida Umpleby, sos JET
ferson street, Friday afternoon.
The alumni association of the Kan
sas State Agricultural college Will NEE
Thursdav evening at the home OF MT
and Mrs H. n. Rhodes, 1924 HARRISON
All graduates and former students o
the college are invited
Mrs Arthur Springer entertained
| this afternoon for Mrs. ]. F. Linn aIF
Mrs. w. d. Bridge, who leave IopeKi
soon. the former for Chicago and tn
latter for Kansas City to reside per
manently. The others asked were
Mrs Byron Wilcutt. Mrs. Lawrenc
Mills, Mrs Harry Martin, Mrs. w. I
henderson. Mrs c. o. Wolf, Mrs. 1
T.. Barney. Mrs. Ross Cook. Mrs. Ally
stone and Mrs. George Ernest.
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Mrs. H A. Jetmore was the guest c
honor at a whist party given by Mr.
w. A. Stanford and Mrs. Walter Gul
rem at the home of the latter Tuesda
afternoon. The guests were Mrs
S. Downs, Mrs. John Smith, Mr.
Grant Howell, Mrs. d. w. Carter, Mr.
E. G. Foster, Mrs. F. c. Ludingtol
Mrs Ed Palmer, Mrs. Charles Rane
Mrs. H. o. Rosenthal, Mrs. B. d. Miz
Mrs. Tucker of Peabody, Mr.
Hoover of Marion. Miss Clara Ca
| and Miss Katherine Stanford assiste
| the hostesses. Mr.. and Mrs. Jetmol
will leave Topeka soon for Ced;
Rapids, "a, to reside permanently.
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The dramatic club of the sub-seni
| class of the high school was organic,
- tSsse week with the following officer