The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-15

| Stafford Chamberlain, Mr. Paul Money
penny. Mr.. Dick Porter. Mr.. Ivan Dbl
| BILE, Mr.. Carol Fiske, Mr.. Joe Wilson,
Mr.. Fred Parfit, Mr.. Otto Connell, Mr..
Grimes, Mr.. Joe Council, Mr.. Monte
Kistler. Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland, Mr..
Leslie Bowles, Mr.. John Hamilton, Mr.:
Ralph Lewis, Mr.. Grove Dolman of
Lawrence, Mr.. Earl Spencer, DR.. Glenn
Haughey, Mr.. Nelson Meade, Mr..
| Holmes Meade, Mr.. Charles Mckee,
Mr.. Dick Reed, Mr.. Clarence Jordan,
Mr.. Ralph Segar, Mr.. Harry Curtis,
Mr.. Frank Miller, Mr.. Darwin Bradley,
MIR. Ben Bear, Mr.. Francis Bonebrake.
Mr.. Roy Thompson. Mr.. Robert Beine,
| Mr., Joe Risteen, Mr.. David Lakin, Mr..
Frank Flenniken and Mr.. Charles
| Ryder.
Mrs. D. P. Paxton, 315 Tenth ave-
/ nue. west, will give luncheon Thurs-
| day of next week for sixteen kansas
| CITY women, some of whom formerly
lived in Topeka, and an informal re-
ception afterwards for which ner 10
peka friends will be asked. A num-
| her Of other entertainments will be
given for the formerly of Topeka wo-
men who will spend a few days IN
town The Kansas City party VIII IN
clude: Mrs. Albert Parker, Mrs. Ross
! b NI1lluIN, MTS. d. w. AAN~sA go
Frank P. Walsh, Mrs. w. M. Henson,
| Mrs. F. A. Benson, Mrs. L. S. Wool
verton, Mrs. George B. Strother. Mrs
Scion T. Gilmore, Mrs. W. L. camp
bell, Mrs NJ. w. Pickard, Mrs. r L.
Mcdonald, Mrs. Fields and Miss
Resse McMurry. Another guest will
| by Mrs. Tinsley Brown of Hamilton,
| Missouri, who will be with Mrs. Pax
ton for week.
The Ceramic Art club was enter.
tanned by Mrs. Watson. president of
the city fed at her house, 401 Topeka
avenue, Friday afternoon. Mrs. M.
| M. Blinn and Mrs. r. F. MCGEE are
new members Of the club. Miss Lola
Graham gave an interesting talk
about the Roycroft shop and the
| technical subject of the afternoon
was the rose onventionalized. The
guests were Miss Lola Graham, Miss
Effie Graham and Mrs. Charles F.
| Spencer. The last meeting of the
season will be held June 4, at Miss
Marie Witwer's studio and will be a
| luncheon for the club members.
The Alta Vista club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. A. D. Gray.
Mrs. Howard Knowles of Kansas
City was guest of honor at a delight
full buffet luncheon given Friday at /
| o'clock at the home of her sister
Mrs. John H. Burns, 1920 North Law
renee avenue. by Mrs. Burns and
| Mrs. Ralph H. Lockwood. The la
dies were seated at nine tables, made
| dainty and springlike with baskets
| of pansies as centerpieces. After
luncheon the hours were passed with
| bridge.-Wichita Beacon.
Two years ago the Kansas Women
Press club decided to let down the
bars and admit Mere Man to the
| evening sessions Of the annual meet
ing, to be held this year at the Ma
session, dinner at $50 with a pro-
gram Of after dinner speeches is the
social feature of the meeting. The pro-
gram follows.
MORNING SESSION, 10 O'CLOCK
Meeting called to order by Presi-
dent, Mrs. Lillian A. King.
| Prayer.
Minutes.
Appointment of Committees.
Other Business.
Discussion: 1.-THE Newspaper in Pol
tics Opened by Mrs. Minnie D
Morgan. followed by Mrs. Matte
Bishop and Mrs. H. o. Garvey.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 2 O'CLOCK
1.-The Business Woman and the
Newspaper" Nan Willison.
Paper. Mrs. r. E. Rice.
1.-The Press and the Dignity of the
Law" Rev. Ella w. Brown.
Music.
"If a Woman Will, She Can" Nan.
on Heron
Opportunity for discussion of al
papers will be given.)
Election of Officers.
EVENING SESSION, $50 O'CLOCF
"Our Loves" Florence tombstone.
1.-THE Society Reporter Lila Da.
Monroe.
Sweet Mignonette," Mrs. Fred Du
mont Smith.
"Circulation," Mrs Harmon Will
son.
"They Who Write" Isabella Wor
rell Ball.
Something Funny" Margaret Hi
McCarter.
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Mrs. Cecil Howes asked the follow
ing guests this afternoon in compli
ment to Mrs. Howard Moore: Mis-
Lillian Trapp, Miss Mabel Hayes, Mis-
Daisy Hayes, Miss Elizabeth Ebey