The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-29

nents have been given this week by
her former neighbors in the fourteen
hundred block on Harrison street. The
people in this particular block are very
chummy and entertain one another
great deal and their parties are always
informal and lots of fun yesterday
the guests were asked to come IN cos
tune and the rigs some of the women
got themselves up in are the scanda
OF the neighborhood. Most of the com
pany were in their husbands, theii
brothers, or their sons clothes. There
were a number in their husbands ev-
ening clothes, although 1t was an AFTER
noon party, and some of the heavy
weights in the role of Buster Brown.
were a scream" Although men were
barred some of the husbands got wind
of the event and rushed out home 10
time to get a peep. It wouldn't hardy
be fair to say who was there put you
know who lives in the fourteen nun
bred block on Harrison street
y
New York Post: At the recent
meeting of the directors or the genera
federation the programme for the Bos-
ton biennial was discussed in detail
and Ii was decided to allow one hour
for the report of each standing COM
mittee of the federation, whose work
Mrs. Decker has outlined in her mes
sage upon the profession OF cup cup
session on June 22 will include an ad-
dress of welcome by Governor Guild
and Mayor Hubbard, to be followed by
a concert by the Boston symphony
orchestra. The convention will be in
session for eight days. ad1ournlng on
Tuesday. June 80. A vesper service
Will be held on Sunday. the 2sth. at
Trinity church, and Play Day Will be
in Rhode Island on June 81. Mrs:
Decker proceeds, after adjournment or
the biennial. to Cleveland. y. wnere
association.
There will be a subscription dance at
McRae's next Friday night for the
Helianthus, Varsity and Tivon CLUBS:
These informal subscription dances Will
he continued during Lent and as 1t
isn't wicked to go to anything called
informal in Lent, and there won't pc
anything else doing. they promise to
be very popular.
The Delta Phis of Washburn gave
a dinner last night at the fraternity
house. The company included: Mr..
and Mrs. william II. Vernon. Miss
Clara Daniels, Miss Agnes Fisk, Miss
Clara Freshman, Miss Louise Nc
Neal, Miss Allie Wingett. Miss Daisy
Neil. Miss Airline DIETRICH. Miss Anna
II
Nellie Raster, Miss Ethel Frizell. Miss
Daisy Monroe, Miss Hotchkiss. Miss
Hazel Larkin, Miss Bess Renwick,
Miss Frances Brown. Miss Maud
Stonehill, Miss Vivien Tuttle, Miss
Mary Williams, Miss Hulda Cha pin,
Miss Maud Whitney. Miss Laura
Armstrong, Hiss Helen Plass. Miss
Edna Hall, Miss Marie Ziegler, Miss
Fern Fitzpatrick, Miss Lugrace Whit
mer, Mr.. Herman Carkhuf- Mr..
George White, Mr.. William Snyder,
Mr.. Edwin Mooney. Mr.. Harold Tice,
Mr.. Ralph Johnston, Mr.. Ralph
Forbes, Mr.. wister Williams, MT
Warren Dunaway, Mr.. Arthur Car
ruth, Mr.. E. r. Pattee, Mr.. Alec
Spencer, MT Walter Wedding, Mr.
Ray Ufford. NJ. Joe Denny, MI
Theodore Ingham, Mr.. Gerald Ben
ton, Mr.. Donald Neiswanger, Mr.. Roy
George, Mr.. Jesse George, Mr.. Cyrus
Monroe. Mr.. James Mcclure, DR.. I'll
Leo Haughey, Mr.. Omar Smith. Mr.
Leo Mooney, Mr.. Glenn Miilice and
Mr.. Carl Bowman.
Mrs. George Port Ashton will give
an informal afternoon tea Monday
from to O'Clock for Mrs. George
Port and Miss Irene Welshens of Be-
AOlL VIM es1 SkOs4~A>-O - -"
The Mellin's Food Girls Bridge
club will continue to meet during
Lent but to take off the curse the
girls will sew instead of playing
"Pray do"
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Perry gave q
New England dinner Thursday even
ing for these guests: Mr.. and Mrs
G. c. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. v. B
Kistler and Mr.. ana Mrs. w. E
Sterne.
The women Of the First Metho dis
church will be entertained Wednes-
day afternoon, March 4, in the church
parlors. The hostesses will be: Mrs
Joab Mulvane, Mrs. John Norton
Mrs. John Fife, Mrs. David Mulvane
Mrs. Speed Hughes and Mrs. Harri.
son Morgan
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Hill enter.
tanned the T. M. c. club at dinner
| last night
The Sans Souci 500 club will NEE
with Mrs. John Kleinhans. So
Quincy street Monday afternoon.
=
Mrs. W. E. Ireland and Mrs. ]. B
Hunt entertained Friday afternoon a
/ the home of Mrs. Ireland, 141t
Buchanan street in honor Of Mrs
/ Walter Shoemaker of independence
and Miss Frances Rice of Galesburg
! Ill. The others asked were: Mrs
Marion Abel, Mrs. Frank Kaho, Mis-
Jennie Monypenny, Miss Ora Mony
penny, Mrs. Alden Knapp, Miss Ev,
Currie, Miss Myrtle Whitaker, Mis-
Maud Barnes, Miss Hazel Shoemake
and Miss Bennett.
The e. T. C.'s, an organization o
the girls of the sub-senior class of tn
high school will give q lean vaar mar