The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-17
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The Sigma Delta Psi will give its Sec
ond annual Irish stew this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Glen Millice, 157f
College avenue. The alumni will be III
Irish costumes and at the conclusion
of their stunts they will present a low
ing cup to the active members of the
sorority.
Miss Nadine Lytle will be the guest
of honor at a bridge party tomorrow
afternoon given by Miss Helen
Haughey. The company will be, Miss
Helen Sharitt. Miss Julia Werhouse,
Miss Gladys Scott Miss Margaret Gar
vey. Mrs Fred Gillespie, Mrs Henri
Strawn, Miss Sue Rodgers, Miss Flor
ence Guild, Miss Eugenia Quinton'
Miss Hazel Howe Miss Mary Suther-
land and Miss Lytle.
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The T. G. F. card club was enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs Charles
Marshall and Mrs. George Stevenson at
the home of Mrs. stevenson, SZf JeIIer-
son street. The guests table included
Mrs w. E. 1Atchison, Mrs. F. A. Coston,
Mrs. d. Barton, Mrs. Ray Hall and
Mrs. Eli Foster.
Mr.. Dick Hayden and Mr.. Paul
Walker went to Holton this afternoon
where they will attend the marriage or
Miss Mary Hayden and Mr.. Oscar I'm
norman which will be solemnized TINS
evening
of the brides parents
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Mrs w. H. Rutter gave a iunch-
con today at her home, 9O6 Fllimore
street. The decorations were in honor
of St. Patrick, and the place cards were
shamrocks. Covers were laid for the
following guests: Mrs. 5. G drummer
Mrs. A. NJ. Petro Mrs. Robert Merrlck'
Mrs Lewis Greenwood, Mrs. George
Hancock. Mrs Ralph Skinner, Mrs.
Walker Combs Mrs. ]. A. Campbell,
Mrs. Charles Kaho, Mrs. George Hoyes'
and Mrs. D. ]. Hathaway
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Rutter VIII
give a musical to number OF friends
Mrs. Frank Thomas 927 Topeka ave
nue., will be the hostess Wednesday, OF
next week for the Ladies' Music club.
The Wild Rose Embroidery club will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
worthington, GIL West Sixth avenue.
Mrs. Eli G. Foster has asked
large number of guests for tea to-
morrow afternoon which will conclude
the series of entertainments Mrs Fos-
ter has given during the winter; The
assisting friends will be Mrs. W. II.
Schoch, Mrs. G. c. Bowman, Mrs
Charles. Sampson. Mrs. A. l. Conrad,
Mrs Clement Smith, Mrs. Frank
charles short, Mrs. ]. W. Padgett,
Mrs. w L. Davis, Mrs. A, H. Perry,
Mrs F. w. Watson, Mrs. J. T. Switzer,
Mrs A H. Bronson, Mrs. V. B. Kist-
lsV Mrs Charles Bower, Miss Leta
Rice. Miss Esther Dolley, Miss Mar
jorie Whitney, Miss Anna Burr Rice,
Miss Josephine Rice, Miss Huldah
Poole, Miss Sernice Emalhizer, Miss
Mary Sampson, Miss Pauline McVey,
Miss Edithe Switzer and Miss Ruth
Foster.
The Epworth League of the East
Side NJ. E. church will give the fol-
lowing numbers at their entertainment
this evening:
Reading Lucil Johnston.
Solo, Miss Bacon.
Mandolin Solo, Mr.. Rogers.
Reading. Miss Hughes
Solo Margaret Snyder
Reading, Vera Lowe
Piano solo, Mrs. Eldridge.
Grapnaphone, Mr.. J. E. Harding.
Solo, Juniata Snyder
Reading. Geo. Chandler.
Solo, Mahlon Harding.
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Miss Mattel Howe, who evidently
has a mind of her own and who does
not favor woman suffrage, has greatly
excited the wrath of those who do by
her recent article entitled. Fame,
Fortune, and Woman's Rights
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The Topeka Avenue 500 club will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. w.
E. McVey.
The Triple Tie No. "A Thimble club
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
George woolIerton, 724 Taylor street,
assisted by Mrs. Volpemper and Mrs.
Elliott.
The washburn Glee club. assisted
by Miss Nellie Lincoln will give a