The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-26

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Mrs. Herbert Armstrong gave an in
formal afternoon at the Country club
"Wednesday for the members of the DC
cidental club and few other friends.
About 20 were asked
Mrs Chester Woodward gave an af-
ternoon bridge at the Country club to-
day. The guests were asked to meet
Mrs. Frederick e. Mailer of ST. Paul.
Mimi, who arrived Wednesday to spend
Q week with Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward.
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The twenty-fifth annual banquet of
the Saturday Night club will be given
in the National roof garden the even
ing of July II at Z o'clock. This is the
quarter-centennial celebration of the
founding of this society by band OF
hardy Kansas pioneers. A history OF
the club has been written by the dean
OF the organization. John MacDon-
aid and is illustrated with pictures of
the members past and present
Mrs. Walter Roddy gave an after
noon card party at her home, 1885 Bu-
chanan street, today in compliment to
her guest, Miss Helen jenkins of Kan
sas City. The others asked were Mrs.
Edmondson of Montana, Miss Ruth
Tincher, Miss Gertrude Mulvane. Miss
O'Rourke. Mrs. Harry Wright, Mrs. w.
w. Stout, Miss Grace Huntsberger,
Miss Kathleen Lord. Miss Juanita Lord.
Miss Elizabeth Stout. Miss Frances
Joclyn, and Miss Eugenia Quinton.
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Miss Kate Stephens. of New York
city, is spending the summer with Dean
and Mrs. ]. w. Green in Lawrence.
Mrs. Green and Miss Stephens are sis
ha formerly profess
sor of Greek at the University or Kan
sas but gave up teaching for literature,
in which she has achieved consider
able success. She is a well known
writer for magazines and reviews and is
a recognized critic of books and plays.
Mrs. Emery and Miss Emery enter
tanned at their home in Lawrence in
honor of Miss stephens Wednesday.
Mrs Frank N. Lynch and Miss jose
phine Lynch will give morning musl-
Gale at the parsonage, 500 Topeka ave-
nue., Wednesday morning of next week
in compliment to Miss Grace Keller and
Miss Luella Keller of Cincinnati, the
former a violinist and the latter plan
ist who are returning from western
concert tour and will stop in topeka
for a short visit. Miss Meta Legler
of Chicago will assist on the pro-
gramme.
The Ladies' Music club had a de-
home of Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan
at Cedarcrest. Mrs. Harmon Ryus. OF
Los Angeles, who as Miss Celeste Nell
lis of Topeka, was a member or the
club and Miss Anna Marie Nellis were
guests. Miss Nellis, who has just re-
turned from one of her frequent globe
trotting expeditions, her journey this
time, extending around the world, gave
an interesting talk on India and Japan,
illustrated by many photographs. Mrs.
Ryus. who Is one of the most brilliant
pianists who ever lived in Topeka gave
two of her concert numbers, Mac
Dowell Novelette, and Bohemian
waltz by Mojkers The other numbers
on the programme We're:
Foote-Caprice-Mrs. Going.
(a) Saint Saens-My Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice.
(b) Massanet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Elegy
Mrs. Thomas
Saint Saens-The' Swan.
Mrs Charles Kleinhans.
Grant-Spring. .............-....
Mrs. John Kleinhans.
Saint Saens-Song Without Words
Mrs. Carver.
Observation-Disclosures Song. ...........
Miss Pond.
Saint Saens-Valse Canariote..
Mrs. Clark.
(a) Ambrose-The Shoogy- Shoo....-.
OBJ Chaminade-St. Johns Eve......
ouartette-Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Park
hurst, Mrs. Thatcher. Mrs. Ferry.
An automobile street parade will be
given tonight to advertise the Fedora
ton Field day at Vinewood next Tues
day. All the young women who have
promised to assist in the parade are
requested to be at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Lee Monroe, 9o9 Harrison
street, promptly at six-thirty O'Clock
Miss Fay Quinton entertained the
Tell club today. Only two tables
played.
Among the people at the Country
club yesterday for lunch, tea or dinner,
golf or tennis, were Mrs. Scandrett.
Miss Scandrett, Mrs. j. w. Burt, and
her children. Mr.. Henry Scandrett,
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. McClin-
took, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Gault,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Eastman, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Koontz, Mr.. E. l. Copeland,
Mrs. Guilford Dudley, Mr.. Arthur Cap
per, Mr.. Harold T. Chase, Mr.. Dana
MacVicar. Mr.. Charles Guibor. Mr..
Herbert L. Armstrong Mr.. Bert Reid,
Mr.. Lew Graham, Mr.. Joe Wilson, Mr..
c. ]. Graham of Kansas City. Mr.. John
Clugston, Mr.. Robert Pierce. junior,
Mr.. Willard Pierce, DR.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Berry.
Miss Lillian Jordan entertained a
few girls informally this afternoon at
her home, 1924 Thirteenth street west.
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Miss Marjorie Whitney, Miss Made
line Whitney, Miss Ruth Bauer Miss
Helen Roher. Miss Dorothy Porter
and Miss Marguerite Parkinson are
spending the day at the Country club.
Miss Dolly Curtis will have charge
of the merry-go-round at Vinewood
Tor the Federation Field day, Tuesday