The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-02

Mrs. G. D. walp, Mrs. o. E: Walker,
Mrs. w. w. Russell and Mrs. John
Sargent. other guests were: Mrs.
James Troutman, Mrs. Merrill Mills
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. G. J. Crossman-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Hartwen enter
tanned the o. n. o. club Tuesday even
ing at their nome, 107 West Twelfth
street. The prize was awarded Mrs.
E. S. Frisbie, and the consolation
prize was given Mrs. Ira Bechtat. Those
present were: Mrs. V. F. Roby, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Bechtal Mr.. and Mrs. S.
s. Garland, Mr.. and Mrs. John Diehl,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Hartwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Frisbie, r. and Mrs b
Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs: ii; L. HartweH
and Mr.. sturdess Bechtal.
The n. N S. club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. F. L. Benjamin,
500 Lane street. The guests, besides
the members of the club, were: Mrs.
S. A. Benjamin, Mrs. G. A.. Anderson,
Mrs. w. C. Glenn, Mrs. II. s. Clay and
Miss Myrtle Radcliffe. The club will
meet in two weeks with Mrs. c. A.
Bailey, $50 Lane street
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The Kruzo Card will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. r. T. Roby, 1900
Harrison street
The Woman's Club Federation meet
ing will be held tomorrow night at s
o'clock at Chickering hall. The speak
er of the evening, Professor Boodin, of
the university, has been asked to ad-
dress the meeting with a view to in
teresting the men who are invited to
attend. The musical program has
been arranged by Miss Maude Mary
Kline. The meeting is a social affair
and the following program has been
planned:
Piano duet-Jubal Overture. .....
....... Won Weber
Mrs. Morton Albaugh, Mrs. j. P.
Soprano solo-Miss Brunette Walter
with quartet: Mrs. E. G. Foster,
Miss Jennie Blinn, Mrs. T. J. KIM
brough and Mrs. Morton Albaugh.
Violin solo--Legende. 1880. Gounod
Miss Margaret Fowler.
Vocal solo-Lend Me Thine Aid,
from the Queen of Sheba. Gounod
Miss Brunette Walter.
Violin ~solo-Reve D'Enfant. .Ysaye
Miss Margaret Fowler
Lecture-''The Citizens Duty to the
Municipality" Prof. Boodin of the
State university.
Piano duet-Polonaise Moskowski
Miss Marjorie Erwin and Miss Maude
Mary Kline.
Vocal solo-Chanson Provencal. -.
....... ... Dell 'Acqua
Miss Meta Legler.
Violin so1o-Allegro Guerrero, from
Scotch FantaiSie. ....-. Max Bruch
Miss Margaret Fowler.
Infiamatus from Stabet Mater. Rossini
Soprano solo-Miss Meta Legler with
chorus: Mrs. Charles Samson, Mrs.
y T. r. Paxton, Mrs. z. G. Foster, Mrs.
w. S. Hemphill Mrs. Chas. Moore,
Miss Jennie Blinn, Mrs. Morton AL
baugh, Mrs. T. J. kimbrough.
Mrs. Monroe wishes that all the club
women who expect to help the Oak
land library would bring their books
with them to this meeting and juvenile
books are especially needed.
Miss Esther Baldwin entertained the
following girls yesterday afternoon at
a luncheon followed by cards: Miss
Mary Weightman, Miss Rose f1ite' Miss
Elizabeth Mills Miss Mary Van Vechten.
Ernestine Kline. Miss Helen Crawford.
Miss Frances Perry. Miss Elsie Nor
wood, Miss katherine Albaugh, and
Miss Helen Koontz. The game of the
afternoon was 800.
The men=of the Delta Phi. Fraternity
of Washburn will give an informal
dance at Hudson's hall Saturday night.
the 9Th.
The washburn Day banquet will be
given Monday evening in the gymna-
stun of the college.
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The members of the Fillmore street
Whist club are asked to a luncheon at
! the Mills tea room to be given by Mrs.
Arthur Mills tomorrow afternoon. The
members of the club are Mrs. NJ. G.
Hammatt. Mrs. George w. Parkhurst,
Mrs. Arthur Nichols, Mrs. John c. Har-
mon, Mrs. F. D. Merriam, Mrs John
E. Lord, Mrs. ]. c. McClintoclk, Mrs.
Willis Norton, Mrs. John Bradley, Mrs.
! Norman Wear. and Mrs. George A.
Clark. Other guests will be Mrs. Alice
Mcpherson Spencer of Howell. Mich,
Mrs. Merrill Mills, and Miss Marguer-
tie Mills.
The Chandos club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. w. H Rutter,
900 Fillmore street.
\
The Kansas branch of the Archeo-
logical Institute will meet tonight at
MacYicar hall Washburn college, at
o'clock. Professor Charles Burton
Gulick. Phi. D.. of Harvard university
will speak on THE Olympic Games.
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! The following people went in a line
party to the Novelty Monday night
man, Miss Mary Dallas Gage, Miss
Helen Morrow. Mr.. Ray Jones, Mr.
William Norris, Mr.. Jack Crow, and
Mr.. DeWitte Hagar.
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Mrs. Nat Black has asked % guests
| to a card party that she will give to-
night at her home. 1901 Tyler street.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs NJ. E. Holmes will sail February
| 10 for a European trip. She will ac-
company her sister, Mrs. ]. P. Harper
| IF 6tin0innofi he oX,
poets to be away about three months
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Hayden will
leave tomorrow for a visit of severa
weeks in Hot Springs, Ark, and New
! Orleans, La
Mrs. A. S. Johnson will go to Boston
next month. After visit of two weeks
in Boston she will leave for Europe t.
| spend the summer.