The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-30

D1e~SA Soto. a gypsy IOTtuno teiieI ell
1 tertained the guests upstairs. Re-
freshments were served in the dining
room, where pumpkins and fruits
were used for decoration. A musicale
was afterward given in the parlors.
The Current Literature club will
meet with Mrs. H. A. Heath, 915
western avenue, Tuesday.
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| The Ceramic Art club will meet
with Mrs. ]. Howard Stuart and Mrs.
H. e. Lyman at the home of Mrs.
Stuart Friday.
| The following girls had a Hallow-
cen spread and frolic at the home of
MISS Winifred Mcdonald on Buchan-
an street Friday evening: Miss Nc
Donald, Miss Margaret Wall Miss Ha-
eel Botkin, Miss Besse Rhodes, Miss
| Carrie Wetzel, Miss Maud Bloomer,
Miss Nan Marshall Miss Mary Mar
shall, Miss Margaret Marshall, Miss
viva Brown, Miss Katharine Conklin.
Have you seen the chic new motor
hats. quaint little ''bunnits'' OF patent
iealner, with attached chiffon veil and
Felyet facing IF the same shade for their
sole trimming? Snug1y fitting, COM
Portable aid exceedingly becoming and
piquant-and you find them at Pickens'
BY the way some good looking new
hats for dress aid street will be shown
at Pickens' next week.
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The U. and I. club annual card party
for sweet charitys sake at the Masonic
building Monday. afternoon will be the
largest society function of the week.
Everybody has been asked and every
body will go, if not for cards, then for
the reception which will continue all
the afternoon and at which people will
be welcome to come and go at their
pleasure.
An important event of a week of many
galetes was the musicale given this
afternoon by Mrs. Timothy B. Sweet
and Miss Sweet at their house. 231 To-
asked and the program was by Madame
Lunde Souther. soprano, and Dean
Horace Whitehouse. accompanied, of the
faculty of the school of music of Wash
burn. The guests were seated in the
double drawing room for the musicale,
the artists being stationed in an alcove.
and an informal reception followed the
program. Mrs. Cornelius M. Hoult OF
Baltimore Md, received with the hostess
and was the guest of honor.
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The Delta Phi men of Washhurn are
entertaining the men of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity of Kansas university
today. The men of both fraternities
meet at the Throop hotel at o'clock
this evening, where an old time stag
high jinks'' will be held. It will be
the love feast of the two chapters
This evening the Delta Phi's continue
as hos1s and give a dance at Hudson
for the visiting fratres. About fifteen
Kansas university co-eds have accom-
panied the Phi Delta men to Topeka
for the dance tonight.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Hankla, SIS West
ern avenue, will give an informal Hal
loween party tonight in celebration of
the fifteenth wedding anniversary of
their daughter. Mrs. William Taylor.
The following guests. who are all rela-
tives Of the family. are invited: Mr..
and Mrs. Frank S. Thomas, and their
two sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Nc
F'arland, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. F. Hankla. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Thomas. Miss Ernistine Klein,
Mr.. Ed O'Nei1 and his daughter, and
Mrs. William Taylor and her two sons.
Mrs. Taylor and her family will go to
Hutchinson next month to live.
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Mrs. Celia Fordyce gave Hoosier
Eleventh and Taylor streets, for the
following guests, all natives of Indiana:
Mrs. Ben Logan of Arcola, Ill, Mrs.
Elmore Pennington of Waveland, Ind,
Mrs. Gilbert of Rossville. Mrs. Webb
Hanna of Buriingarne. Mrs. T.
J. Hanna of Pauline. Mrs. Frank Parr,
Mrs NJ. J. Milhgan. Mrs. Jennie DON
al6son and Mrs. T. w. Durham. In the
afternoon Miss Alma Beal entertained
the guests with a reading.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Joseph Cochran of Cleveland,
o., and Mr.. Neil MCLEOD of Valley
Falls are visiting the Harry Forbes
and ]. D. Corbett families.
Miss Katherine Dolman came from
Lawrence to the Corn Jiggin' land is the
guest of Miss Marie Lagerstrom.
Miss Grace WEIGH went to Kansas
City today and will visit her sister,
Mrs. Hiram Landrus, over Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Cisco of Washington, D.
c., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.. A.
Renwick.
Miss clyde Bonebrake of the Ag-
ricultural college at Manhattan, will
spend Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Bonebrake. She
brought with her Miss Eva Reese of
Omaha, who is also a student at Man
haitian.
Miss Bess Renwick, who is attend
ing the Agricultural college, will
Sunday with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. A. Renwick.
Mr.. Walter c. Gilchrist leaves We'd |
nesday for an extended trip through |
Southern California.
Mrs. Evarts was the hostess of the |
Monday Tourist club last week. Pa
pers: Hamilton" Mrs. G. C. Beach; |
Where Prosperity Lures" Mrs. I. S. |
Lewis; "In Black and White Mrs. |
r. n. McEntire. The club will meet |
with Mrs. w. R. Martin. 917 Topeka |
ave. November LIST.
The w. T. K. club will meet at the |
residence of Mrs. F. c. Bowen, 209 |
West Tenth street on Tuesday, Nov. 2,
at the usual hours. Mrs. Bowen and |
Mrs. Sage hostesses.
Mrs. Bennett R. Wheeler will leave |
Eext week for the east for an extended |
' .sit to her father and sister in Provi-
dence, r. l.. and to her daughter, Miss
Eleanor Wheeler, who is studying
in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Davis of Chicago
sre visiting their sister, Mrs P. P.
Mrs. w. H. Rutter is the guest of
Mrs. Rinehart of Spring Hill, Kan
Mrs. John Bradley will entertain the
Calidorean club Monday