The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-04

cay evening, April 49,
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The April meeting of the Topeka
chapter of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution will be held Saturday
afternoon, April 8. at the home of Mrs
w. M. Forbes. 32S Woodlawn avenue.
The hostesseS will be Mrs. Forbes, Mrs.
A. H. Horton. Mrs. Esther Youngs, Mrs.
l.. L. Kiene. Mrs. E. B. Stotts, Mrs.
A. B. Jeffrey, Mrs. T. NJ. KimbalI and
Miss Florence KimbalL The subject of
the afternoons program will be ''Vir-
ginia Women of the Revolution
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Those who attended the Delta Phi
fraternity dinner Saturday night were:
DR.. and Mrs. Glenn Milice, Miss Mar
guerite Mills. Miss Rachel Hotchkiss,
Miss Ellie Lyle, Miss Huldah Chaplin,
Miss Maurine Stevenson, Miss Mary
Sawyer. Miss Rebecca Welty, Miss
Marion Dewey. Miss Ruth Bauer, Miss
Mary Overholt, Miss Josephine Smith of
Oska1oosa. Miss Airline Dietrich, Miss
Dorothy Gleed. Miss Mabel Joss, Miss
Katherine Kellam, Miss Louise Heath,
Miss Nellie Raster. Miss Berenice En-
ahizer, Miss Marjorie Thompson, Miss
Marguerite Parkinson. Miss Henrietta
Alexander, Miss Marian Thompson,
Miss Helen Morrow. Miss Laur1ne Ir-
ish, Mr.. Roy George, Mr.. George White,
Mr. Arthur Banta. Mr.. Hal Hotchkiss,
Mr.. Lee Johnson, Mr.. Cyrus Monroe,
Mr.. Edward Inghana, Mr.. Clarence Hol-
man, Mr.. Alex Spencer, Mr.. Don Neis-
wanger, Mr.. Warren Crumbine, Mr..
William p. Snyder, Mr.. Ralph Rohrer,
Mr.. Ralph Segar. Mr.. Harold Tice, Mr..
Roy Starr. Mr.. Percy Beggs, Mr.. Leo
Mooney. Mr.. Ed Mooney, Mr.. Chaun-
cey Brown. Mr. Wallace Pettyjohn.
A new house of ten rooms at Lafay-
cite, Indiana, will be the home of Mr..
William Crockett and his bride, Miss
Blanche Rohrer. who will be married
Wednesday evening. The house is the
gift of the brfdegroom's father, Mr..
Frank S. Crockett. He also furnished
the dining room. The bridal couple
will go to Lafayette after a brief visit
to the grandmother of Miss Rohrer at
Wichita.
The Nautilus club will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. T. w. Todd, 1900
Mulvane street.
The Current Literature club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. c. P. Boil
mar, in Potwin.
A line party to the Grand was given
SATURDAY. night for Miss Bess Lavery
of Kansas City. and Mr.. Charles D.
Makepiece. who will be married April
26. The party was composed OF: MISS
Lavery, Mr.. Makepiece. Mr.. and Mrs
H. Amrine. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Bragg, Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Stae-
bler. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sewell, Mr..
and Mrs Henry. Miss Caroline Under
hill, Mrs. Maudge Gilyeat, Miss Kath-
crime McDonougf1, Mr.. Harry Constant,
Mr.. Arch Catlln. Mr.. George Bloom. Mr..
c. w. Gibbs, Mr.. Ray Sexton, and Mr.
L. H. HARDER.
The Alta Vista club met this after
noon with Mrs. Reid Alexander, at her
home on Tenth and Topeka avenues.
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The Monday Tourist club met this
afternoon with Mrs. G. w. Wetherton'
at the Virginia 's,.a
Small fans carried in the evening |
should match the costume In color and
material and any, pattern Of en-
broidery used on the dress should be
duplicated in the fan.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Reed will |
entertain a few friends at dinner Tues |
street, for Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Reed Of |
Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. John Darlow, who will celebrate |
MS birthday anniversary the 18th, has |
lust received a birthday cake from his |
lone in south Port, England 1t is a |
arge fruit cake-the kind that keeps |
covered with candied |
fruits. 1t arrived cut in two by the |
customs officer in New York, who was
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10 diamond fields or filrny laces, and
thinking it must be a wedding cake, he
sent his congratulations and sincere
wishes as a postscript to his 1nspec-
ion report. Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Smith,
With whom Mr.. Darlow makes his
home, will give him birthday party
Saturday evening, the 18th, at their
louse on Monroe street.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Janet Hurrie Of Chicago, form
,arly Of Topeka. will come the last OF
he week to spend ten days with Miss
Hazel Grimes and other Topeka
riends.
Mr.. and Mrs Monte Kistler returned
sunday from Excelsior Springs and
vent to housekeeping today in their
Lpartments at the Devon.
Mrs. Lou Collins has returned from
trip to California
Mr.. William Crockett of Lafayette,
nd, whose marriage to Miss Blanche
2ohrer viii take place Wednesday
Mrs. NJ. r. Bacon and her daughter,
Iary have returned from Kansas
sity, where they spent week with
Irs. Bacon's cousin. Miss Elsie Janis,
ter in 1.-THE Fair Coed" Mr.. Hal
Iotchkiss spent Sunday in Kansas
lily, also the guest of Miss Janis
p DR.. and Mrs. w. G. McDonough re-
urned Sunday from Excelsior Springs,
where they spent last week.
Mrs. Patrick Walsh and Miss Agnes
Walsh returned today from visit of a
ew days at Excelsior Springs.
Miss Josephine Lynch and Miss Luz
lie Lynch, who spent the winter in
will return home Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hayden have
AIKEN apartments at the Devon. Mrs.
|. H. Horton. who formerly occupied
he rooms. will be at 1874 Harrison
treet until the middle of the month,
7hen she will go to Kansas City to
isit her daughter. Mrs. Earl Nc