The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-06
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Mrs. Jonathan Thomas has ASKED
the following guests to little dinner
FRIDAY evening for her guest, Mrs: f.
e. Raw. of New York, Dr.. ana MIS-
s Estey. DR.. and Mrs. Charles M.
Sheldon. Mrs. Adams and MT W. W.
Mills. She win u. Also Mre 9 Ray's Topeka
friends Saturday afternoon
Mrs #. F. Carver will give iuncn-
son Thursday afternoon at cioG IN
at her home. 715 ,d ahar,sT Thomas and
I,er puest. Mrs. E. c. Ray OF new
york, Mrs Ray is the VINE Oh III
raw. formerly pastor OF tne NE
Presbyterian church IN IoPeA@ Garver,s
teen guests are asked to Mrs. carver .
luncheon.
The Fillmore Street Whist club WIZ
rect with Mrs F. D. Merriam heA'
Thursday afternoon.
The Monday Whist club met this
afternoon with Mrs; S. E. BARBER
Miss Dorothy wilson Viii VII 81 give Ser
bridge dinner Thursday nlght at Hei
home. SIG Topeka avenue
Mrs w. Going will entertain the
ladies' Music club next Weu 1eoi1s
afternoon at her home So' hopNN
Lvenue.
NJ. r w. Cole entertained her
Lrid1a club this afternoon. the mem EN-
bars are Mrs Fred Davis, MIS-. 1l1A
Felix. Mrs. Robert Carver. Mrs, Ms
ram w W,nru Mrs. F. w. Cole. Mrs.
ype Reismann substituted this after
noon.
the hQcheiOTS
10 Manning a dance for New Years
I've They are talking of giving II a.
tbe EIks' club, which Is one OF tIe
hest places in town for analrs Oh LIZ
sort. The plans for the mop seen ~
Te In chaotic state, or else the baehe-
iors saw nothing and saw wood-tnat
&c thew go ahead drawing up IheIt
snecifcations and blue prints ana let
the newspapers guess at results
,,o,,,o, woman who was riding for
The frst time on one of the new
nazschenter street cars handeo tne
condutor a dime for her fare. She was
a little astonished when he gave oacR
Two nicke1s. but thinking it was
niece of observation-disclosures on MS part
that he didn't keep out five cents, sne
said to herself. "I'll just go on IN the
house and sit down with my MI. I"o.
Nickels and be five cents aheao, AS
she stepped into the door the conouc-
20 toi TIC car could hear, Lady, one of
+Fose nickeIs goes in this here box
Now 'lady" breaches herself a oa .ta
sermon on the text Honesty is the
hest policy." but if the game had
worked she would have said. What
he don't know don't hurt him.
X X
Miss Ruth Parkhurst of Holton, MISS 50
Hazel Kaiser. and Mr.. Cumming OF
Ann Arbor, Mich, were guests for sun
day dinner at the Kappa Sigma ira
ternity house.
Mrs 7 P Rowley and her daughter,
Miss Floyd Robenson, will give an IN
formal tea Tuesday afternoon at their
home S13 Monroe street. in compliment
~ their guests. Mrs. George Baltwell
and Mrs. N. E. Hanna of Fort LeaV-
enworth-
The pupils of Miss Grace Mason
WEIGH gave the fourth of a series OF
piano recitals at her studio, 622 west
Tenth avenue. Saturday afternoon; All
the pupils played without notes a3,1ar My HF;sy
Muriel Lyman. Miss Alma Hamaker,
Miss Helen Lucas, Miss Ruth Wood,
Miss Mary Slaughter, Miss Mary finch
er Miss Helen Spielman, Miss Emma
Hardisty, Miss Lois Chamberlain. MISS
Thelma Ryus, Miss Liela Pratt, Miss
Lillian MCGEE, Miss Sarah Hazel
Slaughter. Miss Elizabeth Hart. Mr..
Norris Carlson and Mr.. Harold Murphy.
X X
Mrs. S. w. Knapp SIS Lincoln street,
gave a little party Saturday afternoo
in celebration of the eighth birthday or
her daughter, Ve1ma Lucille. The chill
dren who attended were Mary Shepard,
Alberta Shepard. Marjorie Raub. Flor
ence Waiddlick, Marjorie Petro, Pauline
McVey, Elizabeth Purdy, Margaret Hill.
EVELYN Yates. Marian Moore, Iren
Long. Belle Barton. Nancy Boone. Alice
Hoyen, Ruth Rothchild Mary Louise
Kirkpatrick and Vernon Knapp.
X X
DR.. and Mrs. William Peterson gave a
party Saturday afternoon in honor OF
the sixth birthday of their daughter,
Carrie Edith Peterson. Miss Lucille
Lynch and Miss Fern Russ assisted III
the entertainment of the little people.
They had games and recitations and
music: The following guests were
asked: Edith Petro, Edna Bachus.
Dorothy Snyder Genevieve Rhodes.
Alva Widner, Myrtle Coffman, Della
Widner, Bernice Macheny, Edna Guyer
Norma Bower, Nina Brassfield, Frances
Essley, Jane Lynch. Howard Roper.
Charles Lagerstrom. Frederick Watson,
Raymond Bower, Miss Lucille Lynch
and Miss Fern Russ.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corkill cele-
brated their golden wedding Saturday