The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-14

and widely separated stripes of the
! blue. The coat is cutaway style
closed by two fancy buttons, and hav-
| ing cuffs and collar of the stripe. With
this is worn a hat of dark blue straw.
| with wreath of tiny cream roses AMI
blue tulle trimming
| Miss Lillian Stone entertained the
N. U. n. S. of the high school at her
home west of Washburn college Fri
day afternoon at a picnic supper. Her
guests were Miss Marian Morrow, Miss
| Helen Casey. Miss Bessie Lagerstrom,
Miss Catherine Stanley, Miss Laura
Conard Miss Alice Ri1dle. Miss Alice
White. Miss Wilma Shoemaker. Miss
Neoma Nelson. Miss Rose Lovitt, Miss
Maize Weekly, Miss Mildred Rodgers,
Miss Harriet Eagle and Miss Mona
| Thomas. The n. U. N. s. will give a
reception Friday evening May 20, for
their mothers and the women of the
high school faculty. The party will be
held at the home of Miss Harriet
| Eagle, Thirteenth and Harrison streets.
Wednesday evening the girls will have
| by a dinner at the home % Miss Cath
crime Stanley. Saturday night. May 21,
| the girls will have dance at the w.
H. Davis home. Ninth and Western
| avenue.
| Miss Lois Lindsay VIII entertain to-
night at her home for ter guests. Miss
Lois Goodrich and DR.. Cloyd of Leav-
enworth. The company will include
Miss Goodrich, Mr.. add Mrs. James
Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Jennings,
Miss Ethel Everingharn,- Miss Wini-
fred Greene. DIR. Cloyd> Mr.. Ernest
chamberlain, Mr.. Francis Pribble,
MIR. Phillip Movers.
Miss buckingham gave a luncheon
To-day at her home on Western ave-
nue. for Miss Goodrich Covers were
laid for Miss Goodrich. Miss Lindsay,
Miss Esther Clarke. Miss Winifred
Greene and Miss Evering ham
The service for laying the corner
stone of the new cathedral on Polk
and Eighth streets will be held Tues
day morning, May 81. Among the Wis
itors who are expected to be here for
AtWell of Missouri. Bishop Brooke of
| Oklahoma, Bishop Griswold of Salina,
and Bishop Thomas of Wyoming.
| Bishop Frank r. Millspaugh and all
the clergy of his diocese will be
present
! The Golden Rule club met Friday
| afternoon with Mrs. ]. E. Howes, 1904
West Sixth street. Tho following Off
GERS were elected for tie coming year:
president. Mrs. C. L. Kerr: secretary,
| Mrs. Bart Holland; treasurer Mrs. H.
Pierce. The club endorsed the follow
ing officers for the City Federation:
Mrs. F. w Watson. president; Mrs.
! Charles Samson first vice president;
Mrs. w. r. Stubs. second vice presi-
dent; Miss Gertrude Barnes. secre-
tary; Mrs. ]. P. Raster. treasurer, and
Mrs. Q. c. Knowles. auditor.
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| The sub-sophomore class of the high
school had 4 straw ride Friday night.
| They rode to Burnett'S mound. where
they had a steak and ,narshmallow
roast. Those present Were Miss Dor
man. Miss Helen Davis. Miss Gwen
] dolen Shakeshaft, Miss Mildred
Frazer, Miss Corinne McSpadden, Miss
Hazel Brown Miss Lena Gall. Miss
Lorine SewelI, Miss Helen Harmon,
| Miss Lucretia Stitt. Miss Helen Knox,
Miss Ruth Bum gartner. Miss cara
Gage. Miss Rosie Partridge, Miss
Tucker, Miss Plumb. Mr.. Joe Slaugh-
ter, Mr.. Raymond Leech. Mr.. Clarence
MCLEAN, Mr. Floyd Hart. Mr.. Martin
Nystrom, Mr.. John Davis Mr. Mark
Nicholas, Mr.. Edgar Miller Mr.. Ed
ward Willis. Mr.. Charles Blakelv. Mr..
Paul Calaham Mr.. Harry Jones. Mr..
| Archie Brier. Mr.. Frank Hetherington,
DR.. Don Wilson and Mr.. L. Ticker.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Leila James, 1924 College ave-
nue., has gone to Lawrence to spend
today and Sunday visiting friends.
Miss Louise Henderson and Miss
| Geneva Henderson returned today
from Lawrence, where they spent a
| few days visiting friends.
Miss Lois Goodrich of Leavenworth
| is the guest of Miss Lois Lindsay and
| Miss Ethel Everingham.
The Helianthus Literary club will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. John
| Price, AIS Madison street.
Mrs. S. c. Lozier, who spent the
| winter with her daughter, Mrs. E. S.
| Pettyjohn, will spend the summer at
the lakes She will stop on her way
north at Kansas City to visit her
niece, Mrs. S. c. Warner, and will
| spend some time in Chicago.
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