The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-14
c2OCNTY

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Mrs. Robert Carver will entertain
the Wednesday Bridge club tomorrow
afternoon 1T her home. S35 Tyler
street
The Duplicate Whist club met this
afternoon with Mrs. Harold Chase.
Mrc. Schuyler Nichols. Mrs. Guilford
Dudley and Mrs. ]. Burt played for
absent members. The club will meet
Tuesday. the 2sth. with Mrs. c. b.
Miss Ethelyn Harrison will enterta in
her piano pupils and few other girls
at an informal tea Thursday afternoon
at her home, 112l West Tenth avenue.
She will give them little talk on
music in Germany where she spent a.
number of years studying.
Mrs. Norman Kellar entertained the
In Temporal club this afternoon at l
O'Clock luncheon. The members OF
the club are Mrs. Kellar, Mrs. j. w.
Going, Mrs. ]. P. Raster, Mrs. F. F.
Lindsey and Mrs. W T Carrie.
Miss Emma Smith will be the guest
of honor 1T a luncheon which MISS
Margaret Going will give next Satur-
day at 1 O'Clock Miss Smith will be
married New Years day to Mr.. Irving
Platt OF Junction City:
Balls will soon be whizzing around
US as merrily as the day our troops
stormed San Juan. Fatalities can be
announced by Easter time. The first
ball will be the Lambda Alpha
lambda sorority dance to be given by
the alumni chapter on the 22d. On
the 23d the Alumni Owls will occupy
the same hall for the same purpose.
Following there will be chance for
"a little sleep, a little slumber" until
after Christmas. Then there will be
the Assembly dance, the Helianthus
dance. the Tivoi dance, the Delta
Omicron Omicron masque ball, the
dance that Mr.. House and Mr.. Curtis
will give, and there are crowd of
bachelors who are going to give ball,
but their nameS have not yet crept
out into vulgar print from the inner
circle of the social holy of holes. The
Elks also Will have another dance be-
ments always say "the members and
their families" that doesn't neces- |
sarily mean tnat they are all just home
folks and that the little god with his |
bow and arrow is not on the firing line. !
All the dances will be given in one q,
or other of the big halls, so that |
those who entertain are spared the |
dreadful morning after when comes !
the disallusioning task of restoring or
der, while The deserted look of the .
halls. whose light are fed. whose gar >
lands dead and all the guests depart
ed" has no depressing effect on anyone |
but the janitor. 7
The Informal 500 club will meet :
afternoon with Mrs. Arthur /
Hodgins, Tenth and Western avenues.
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Miss Berthe Love entertained in |
1874 Harrison street. in compliment to |
Mrs. Sylvester Sullivan of Phoenix, |
Miss. Josephine Keller, of Kansas |
City, formerly of Topeka. was recently !
one of the two scholarships open to |
American girls in European universe |
ties. The candidates are chosen by the |
officers of the Federation of Women's |
ajubs. and the successful ones may at >
tend Oxford, Cambridge; OF London I'M /
iversity, as they may elect. Miss Keller |
will not compete this year, however, |
as ii Is found that only college gradu |
ates are eligible, and she has not yet !
finished her course at Smith college.
The Kappa Sigma men of Washburn
entertained the girls of the Beta sorori- 4,
ty at the fraternity house at Sunday |
dinner. The company included: Miss |
Edna Hall, Miss Malta Hall, Miss |
Gladys Scott. Miss Elsie Wood, Miss |
Bertha Hull, Miss Cora Kline, Miss |
Hazel Arnold. Miss Marian Dewey, Miss !
Eva Hartwell, Miss Laura Armstrong, |
Miss Winifred Burch. Mr.. David Fer |
guson, Mr. John Boyah. Mr. Earl Voor- |
his, Mr.. Arthur Smiley Mr.. Frank |
Boggs, Mr. Claude Radcliff Mr.. Clyde |
Ely, Mr.. Irwin Keller. Mr.. John Foster, |
Air. Houston Porter. Mr.. John Nitts, |
Mrs. Herman. and Mrs. A. L. Voorhis. |
Mrs. George w. Crane entertained |
the Calidorean club Monday afternoon |
at her home.
The La Douzaine whist club met |
Monday with Mrs. J. K. Bair, 236 Green |
=. God avenue. Mrs. Charles Elliott and |
Mrs. Frank Foster played for absent |
members.
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The French club of Washburn col
ege will meet tomorrow evening at /
Holbrock hall. The Christmas celebra- |
ton in which the members will take /
part, is to be in imitation of the |
French method of observing the festi-
val
The Good Government club will meet
next Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Gui-
Dor, 1015 Harrison street.
The Tuesday afternoon 500 club met