The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-06
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The Topeka teachers entertained the
visiting teachers at a reception in the
| Manual Training school building Fri
day afternoon. Five or six hundred
people called during the afternoon. The
guests were received in the large north
| room on the first floor which was deco
| rated in palms and flags and a frieze of
| college pennantS around the upper wall
Divans, rugs, and serving tables gave a
home-like air to the place. Opening off
the west end Of the receiving hall was
| a model rest room.'' 1t was furnished
with rugs, wicker tables and chairs A
| strip of brown burlap was placed
| around all four walls, making a back
| ground of solid color for pictures in
| rich tones and restful colors. Another
rest room opened off the east end of the
| hall, and this one was furnished in
| leather, and the prevailing color in the
| wall decorations was green. Tea was
| served to all the visitors and the entire
building, with the work of the pupils in
| wood carving, clay modelling, etc, on
| exhibit. was open to the visitors.
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| Some of the members of the Kansas
Association of Mathematics Teachers
| gave a luncheon Friday afternoon at
| the Mills tea room in honor, of Miss
| Edith Long. teacher in the Lincoln,
Nebraska, high school, who gave talk
to the teachers convention yesterday
afternoon. Other guests were: Pro-
!
B. Newson, of Kansas university; Miss
Eleanor Harris, of the Hutchinson high
school and one of the vice presidents OF
| the association; Miss Meek, of the Fort
Scott high school: Mr.. A. NJ. Boyle, first
vice president of the association, and
| Professor Bold, both of Kansas City.
Kansas; Miss Florence Tucker and
| Miss Birdie Greenough, of the Topeka
| high school; Miss Baur of the Kansas
university; Professor w. H. Garrett, of
Baker university: Miss Emma Hyde. of
the Emporia high school and secretary
| of the association, and Miss Fife Ora
| ham, of the Topeka high school, presi-
| dent of the association
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| Mrs. J. D. Kelly entertained the Five
| Hundred Card club in honor of Miss
Josephine O'Keefe of Leavenworth, who
has been her week end guest. Invita-
tions included: Mrs. J. Brunt, Mrs. NJ.
Cooke, Mrs. F. Klingman, Mrs. Charles
| Skinner, Mrs. Frank Squires. Mrs John
Rogers, Mrs. w. C. McDonough, Mrs.
w. E. McVey. Mrs. T. J. Meyers, Mrs.
NJ. L. Metcalf, Miss Frona Findley.
| Miss Agnes Welsh Miss Nell Kirk Miss
Amanda Findley, Miss Ella Morgan,
| Miss Anna Morrison, Miss Maude Find
| ley. Mrs. Eckart of Carthage. Missouri.
Mrs. Baldwin of Ottawa, Mrs. Scudder
of Olathe. Mrs. Fred Wilkins Of Kansas
| City and Miss Josephine O'Kecfe Of
| Leavenworth.
| Those who attended the Varsity
dance at Steinberg's hall Friday night
were: DIR. and Mrs. Otto Kiene, chap
erones; Miss Ruth Bauer, Miss Louise
Edwards, Miss Maurine Stevenson,
Miss Laura Armstrong, Miss Marjorie
| Thompson, Miss Gladys Scott, Miss
Helen Scott, Miss Helen Haughey, Miss
Mildred Guild, Miss Helen Spielman,
Miss Meta Conklin, Miss Rachel
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Miss Mary Dallas Gage. Miss Mar
guerite Mills. Miss Bess Allison, Miss
Mary Williams, Miss katherine KEEL
| lam, Miss Grace Peacock, Miss Dorothy
Mary Sutherland Miss Rachel Phillips,
Miss Hattie Howard. Miss Helen
Mitchell, Miss Josephine Rice. Miss
Clara Daniels, Miss Madeline Whitney.
Miss Marion Wear. Mr.. James Hayes,
| Mr.. Roy George. Mr.. Percy Beggs. Mr..
George White. Mr.. Robert Steele Mr..
I Rudolph Downs. Mr.. Ralph Seger, Mr.
| Harold Tice. Mr.. Omer Smith, Mr.
| David ferguson, Mr.. William Brown,
Mr.. James Mcfarland, Mr.. Ed Mooney,
Mr.. Arthur Bennett. Mr.. Fred Parfitt,
DR.. Leo Haughey, Mr.. Harley Bennett,
Mr.. Stafford Chamberlain, Mr.. Cyrus
Monroe, Mr.. William Snyder, Mr..
George Rudder. Mr.. Roy Rauch. Mr..
Valentine GODDARD. Mr.. Arthur Banta
Mr. Karl Bowman. Mr.. Wallace Petty
| john, Mr.. James Clark Mr. Herbert
Lininger, Mr.. John Hawkinson. Mr..
Clarence Ireland. Mr.. Wistar Williams
and Mr.. George Waugh.
| The next dance will be given Novem-
Der 10Th.
There will be meeting of the
heads of departments for the club
house bazaar Monday at o'clock at
the Snattinger house, 300 West Tenth
| CT he inc &c. fov-
pose of giving out reservations to the
different clubs who will have things
to sell, and it is desired that every
club be represented by some of it's
members authorized to accept space.
AT the federation bazaar the Min
erva club will have charge of the do
mestic science department. They
| will serve regular meals both days
and can give lunches at all hours.
| They will also have for sale canned
fruit, pies and cakes. mince meat, and
| various things that may be taken
home for the family meal. Country
friends of the federation have agreed
to donate chickens, eggs, etc. The
coffee and sandwiches that this booth
Will serve will be especially good.
The Searchers' club will have the
candy booth and will have homemade
candy for sale.
The West Side Reading club will
sell kitchen and fancy aprons. The
Clup VIII pe Sldu 10 receive SlIlS OF
| aprons or material for aprons for this
| sale.
The Ceramic Art club will have
charge of the booth for pictures and
| china.
The Vespuccian club, with Mrs.
Wehe in charge, will have the fancy
work booth. and the Ideal History
club will sell handkerchiefs.
The Golden Rule club will have the
| doll booth. The dolls will be dressed
and all ready for the Christmas stock
ings of Topeka little girls. Doll gar
ments and hats will also be on sale all
of which will be carefully made and
properly finished. Anyone who can
dress a doll for the booth should
communicate with Mrs. Ed Gordon.
The Current Literature club will
have the baby booth. and will be glad