The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-29

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=, The program of the Woman,s Fieic
of the city federation of clubs toIloI
row, follows:
Picnic dinners.
Games for children.
400 o'elock-Competitive drills dt p''
Vilion.
5:OO-Parade. Ill
5:SO-Meetfng of federation at pavll-
ion.
6;O0-Picnic suppers.
7:Oo-Dancing at pavilion ,....or
s:3O-Exnibition drill of SunhoWer
camp.
9:Go-Dancing till the lights go out.
All officers Of drill teams will rep0Is
at the federation headquarters d liz
.erry-go-round at $3.50 In he
A federation headquarters VIII "a
maintained at the merry -SO-I a. ~
where questions may be ahs 5.Y,'l,.e CiIIb
tie folks looked after and Where S 49,
women nay subscribe for the CIu ,
Member, the. official paper OF the Ieu-
Grafton.
Mrs. William Laughlin mas aS 49,
guests informally for Saturday alteI
noon for Miss lillian Blood OF Los MI
geIes, who is visiting her ana ni3 %
Frances Deacon of Chanute' WIN ID
with Mrs. W. H. Lininger-
Mrs. Frank L. Stugis, 1851 F1llIno5e
street, asked d few friends LOT 1870 "a -
this afternoon in compliment 70 S iLt9,,e,
Daisy and Grace Vance OF OKlailoiii"
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. B. Burge will
chaperon a party of 10 Whlch @s.s9ol-o
Silver Lake Saturday for the
end.
A Topeka girl met Harry Pulham tile
president of the National Leas ueI 80
shot himself last night, at d hou9o
party, and another member oil IN
party was young married woman VIZ ~
whom Mr. Pulliam was supposed 70 o0
very much in love. The woman ~ -,
hand is immensely wealthy, ana IHey
are well known in the horsey SET IN
the east. 1t was gOssiped at the nous II u.s.
1arty that the young matron ana Lue
baseball magnate had been IN NV
fore she married the other man. "llotli
she chose on account OF MS IllOII n.y.
Amt that scan'a'lous? Dld YOU e'Oi
hear of such thing?
Miss Berenice EmahiZer gave a porch
marty this morning for Miss FRANCES
Deacon of Chanute, the guest Oh ME-,
w H. Lininger. The guests were MISS
Leona Curtis, Miss Mary Dallas , tI[19G
Miss Mary GleeG, Miss Dorothy Gleeu'
Hiss Laura Southwick, Miss Mary ON-t
erhOIt Miss Julia LariTer. Miss 1leII!"I
Wheeler Miss Winifred Burch, MISS
Hazel Grimes. Miss Elzabeth McLeI-
Ian Miss Charlotte Mcclellan, MISS
Florence F.mbree. Miss Margaret MN
rey Miss Marion Thompson MSS
Mariorie Thompson, MISS E1nllld bOI-
mar, Miss Ra HOtchkiss, MISS BlanGn9
PoErer. Miss Alice Griffith, Miss Mabel
Andrews. Miss Alice Andrews MISS
Alice I,ar1r1er. Miss Daisy Monroe, MISS
Madeline Whitney, MISS Margaret 20
ing Miss Helen Morrow MES Sue
Rodgers, Miss Florence Guild, MISS
.Arnabe' Sarvey. Miss Louise Heath,
Miss Nilhelmine Marburg, Miss Margaret
Jetmore. Miss Clyde Bonebrake; MISS
Henrietta Alexander. Miss Ann trout
ran. Miss Esther Rodgers MISS Mary
RIacI,ennan and Miss Marian Wear.
Mrs. D. H Martin gave an Informal
porch party Wednesday afternoon Tor
Mrs. c. G. Schilling Of st. Louis
Mrs. E. c. Sinner gave a luncheon
Wednesday. The decorations were IN
yellow and white and the guests We're
Mrs. A. C Sloan, Mrs. Henry Shuler' |
Mrs. George Hancock, Mrs. O. F. Jones. |
Mrs. W. S. Anderson, Mrs George
Hoyes. Mrs Anna Winters, Mrs X w.
Anderson, and Mrs; Baker
The members of the Kweh-E -Ing |
club entertained for Miss Ethel WI |
Hams at cushion shower and break
fast Thursday morning at the nome ot
Miss Mary Moody. Covers were LAID
for Misses Ethel Williams. Edna Pal
mer I,eona Barrie. Leah Bailey,
Dorothy Brooks, Ellen Goodman,
T,erora' Williams, Mary Moody, Enid |
Mcconnell Edna Smith, Goldie Bow
man. Gertrude Fenwick. Goldie Houser,
Flossie Jack. Pearl COrbin Lula Nc
Farland, Edith Harrison, Sarah Nc
Farland, Emily Parsons, Amy Gregg,
Mamie Goodman, Chloe Berry, and
Margaret Going
Notes and Personal Mention
President and Mrs. Frank Knight
Sanders of Washburn Miss Helen San
ders and their three sons. Morris,
Frank. junior, and DanfOrth left to-
day for Chystola, Colorado, to be gone
a month.
Mr. and Mrs William S. McCintocll
will return Sunday from d three weeks
trip to New York, Boston, Nara gansett
Pier. Cleveland and Chicago.
Miss Dolly Curtis returned today
from a visit to Miss Anna Pauline
Moore in HoltOn-
Mrs Beach Southgate of Chicago
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. c.
w. Hixon. 635 Fillmore street
Mr. Parker Hill of CarbondaIe. Ill. |
who has been visiting at the home of
Mrs. Darlington Lodge on Harrison
street, has gone home.
Mr.. Albert Patten will go to ST.
Louis next week on a business trim !
and from there to Chicago to attend
the marriage of Miss Jane Owens and
Mr.. Frank Grant Kelley. Mr.. Thos,
+. Doran. Judge L. s. Ferry snd Mr..
G. s. Kelly will also go to Chfeago for
the Owens-kelley wedding.
Mrs. Fred Gillespie and Miss Mar