The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-06

me Vlgnette club will serve ice
cream and homemade cake through
out the entire session at any hour.
The Music Study club gave the fol-
lowing program at Chickering hall
Friday night:
norman Hungarian rhapsody
Mrs. ]. p. Rogers,
Mrs. Chas. Rftschards.
Erkel "Hunyady Laszlo"
a. Cavatina - Mrs. w. j. v. Deacon
o. Funeral March, Swan Song.
Mrs. H. B. Tasker
c. prayer Mrs. B. B. Smythe
Verdi, Gil Trovatore) Stri de la Vampa
Mrs. H. C. Pribble.
Hubay HERE Kati
Miss Anna Whiting.
MoszkoWsky. Love Waltz, OPP. 81
Miss Ethel Grant.
Schumann .Tambourine Song
The Night Has a Thousand Eyes
Mrs Deacon, Miss Miller,
Miss Currie Miss Sims
jblZet-(Carmen) ........
Chanson Boheme, La Habanera
Verdi I'll Trovatoreo ..
Home to Our Mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. Pribble.
The Ideal History club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. O. B. Martin.
Mrs. Martin served lunch at 1890, af-
ter which the following program was
gwen: Roll call. answered by quota
paper on 1.-THE Civil War in Kansas
ny MRS S A Cooke: reading of the
lesson by Mrs. E. C. Fox Besides the
members of the club the following
guests were invited: Mrs. J. F. Leidy
of Mechanicsburg, O., Mrs. j. P. Tay-
iY, Of
Kan, Mrs. w. j. Miner. Mrs. E. c.
Hanley Mrs. Fred Snow, Mrs. ]. P.
Eidt of Elyria. o.. Mrs Mollie Hun
ter, Mrs: w. J. Lewis. Mrs. J. L.
Nealy, Mrs. Lee Monroe. Mrs. Rather
inc Martin, Mrs. Fitzpatrick and Mrs.
B. Brown.
A banquet was given for the visiting
teachers at Masonic hall Friday night.
About four hundred guests were
present. A musical program was
given and toasts followed the banquet.
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The United Commercial Travellers of
America will give the first of series
of Socials for this winter at their hall,
corner of Sixth and Jackson streets,
Saturday evening, November IS. All
u G. It's and their families who are
not afraid of an unlucky date, are in
vited. There will be music by Stein
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A lunch will be served by the enter
tainment committee. During the win
ter a social will be given the second
Saturday of each month.
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The zetagathean Literary society,
formerly connected with Lane univer-
sity. situated at Lecompton, held a
reunion last night at the First United
Brethren church. A banquet, pre-
pared by the ladies of the church,
was served. A permanent organiza-
ton was effected with plans to meet
in the old Zetagathean hall year
hence. Those present We're: Pro-
fessor William Hood and DR.. Cham
bers of the Kansas university. Mr.. N.
H. Huffman of Ozawkie. Kan, Pro-
A. B. Dixon. of Agra, Kan, Mr.. F. D.
Tracy, principal of the Kansas City,
Kan. schools; Mr.. n D. Day of Law
| renee. MI w. B. Tiff of Lecompton.
Mr.. Elmer Kettering and Mr.. Charles
Kettering of Topeka, Mr.. Arthur D.
Haynes of Perry, Mr.. Barker and Mr..
Fed Winter of Lecompton, Mr.. J..
Lewis of Topeka. Mrs. Chambers of
Lawrence, DIR. and Mrs. G. M. Huff
man. Mr.. Stone and Mr.. o. T. Deever
of Topeka.
| The officers and superintendent of
| the w. G. T. U, were invited by the
president, Mrs. Clara Currie, Thursday
| of this week to an old fashioned
quilting bee. They arrived in time to
enjoy a delightful noon lunch, but the
work time proved quite as pleasant.
While not all were experts in this
| line, they were ready to declare that
they were not so unsophisticated as
the woman of whom they had heard
| who innocently inquired when quiltig
if it would do any harm if an oc-
casional stitch showed through the lin
| ing.
| A very pleasant surprise party was
given Mrs. J. E. Collins at her home.
| Ill Madison street Thursday evening
in celebration of her fifty-fifth birth
day. The guests were: Mrs. Cole
man, Mrs. Salley, Mrs. George Hulett,
Mrs. Ford. Mrs. Spielman. Mrs.
Phelps. Mrs. Sellars, Mrs. Simon.
Murtrie. Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Herring,
Mrs. Powelson. Mrs. Langley. Mrs. e.
Salley. Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Bradley,
| Mrs. Schrock, Mrs. J. s. Collins, Mrs.
Fulton, Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Van Orsdal,
Mrs. Beard, Miss Edith Bradley, Miss
Wayne Anderson and Miss Leta
| Hogue.
Miss Clemma Bollard will entertain
her Sunday school class tonight in
Mr.. VIM. w. Bowman. The guests
will be: Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Bow
man. Miss Ruth Burge. Miss Nellie
Scott, Miss Rachael McGiffert. Miss
Dorothy Wood. Miss Ethel Frizell,
Miss Lutte Harrison. Miss Minnie
smith Miss Ada Gliddon, Miss Nell
| Mcfarland, Miss Madge Davis. Miss
Grace James. Miss Georgia James,
Miss Mary Aten, Miss Bertha Rowles,
Miss SADIE Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
| Schnebly.
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mr. NJ E. Henderson of Plainville,
Texas, is visiting his family in To-
Leka.
Miss Helen Henderson. who is attend
| ing school at Manhattan, is spending
| the weekend at her home in Topeka.
| Miss Florence tombstone came to To-
peka from Kansas City today to spend
Sunday with her sisters.
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