The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-24

Mrs. ]. D. Mcfarland and her
daughter, Mrs. Lee Clinton Forbes,
gave an informal at home Saturday
afternoon for Miss Mary Quigley OF
Colorado Springs, who is a guest of
the ID. H Forbes family. Mrs. Nc
Farland is a woman with many friends
and her house was open to them all
Miss Marian Garretson gave some
piano numbers and Miss Meta Legler
sang. Mrs. Cecil Forter also sang
three solos and gave them with a
readiness and willingness that was
good to see. There We're 200 or 800
callers during the afternoon. Miss
Quigley will remain in Topeka until
the first of next month.
A line party Saturday afternoon at
the Grand included Miss Helen Spiel
man. Miss Myra TomDkins of Okla
homa City. Miss Helen Morrow. Miss
Bernice Emahizer. Miss Helen Lang,
Miss Grace Koontz and Miss Emma
B0lmar. In the evening some of the
kappa Sigma men of Washburn gave
a line party to see 1.-THE Three Twins.
Miss Gladys Scott, Miss Louise Heath,
Miss Clara Daniels. Miss Mildred Guild.
Miss Laura Armstrong, Mr.. Ear Voor-
his. Mr.. Clyde Ely and Mr.. David Fer
guson made up the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Myers will
entertain the Wednesday Bridge club
at the Elks' hall Tuesday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Hankla will en-
terrain the Social Study club tonight
at o'clock at their home. SIS West
ern avenue. Mr.. Robert Stone Will lead
the discussion.
The annual social evening which
was to have been held Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs w. a. McCarteF
has been postponed on account OF the
death of one of its members. Mrs.
T1l1T he IRra
held on a date to be announced later.
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Senior class day will be observed at
the high school next Thursday. The
mornings entertainment will consist
Of a farce given by the students.
Mrs Fred Gillespie will entertain
her bridge club Wednesday afternoon
In her apartments at the Devon.
The West Side Forestry club will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs T..
L. Dewey.
The Varsity dance will be given Fri
day night at Steinberg's.
Mrs. E. Z. Marshall entertained her
bridge club this afternoon.
The Atlantean club met this after
noon with Mrs. ]. c. McClintock.
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The following guests were asked to
the fourth birthday anniversary party
of Richard Strawn at the home of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Strawn:
Mrs. Harry Rigby, Junior Rigby,
Frances Ann -cigby, Mrs. Floyd Baker
and son Clifford. Mrs. John Hayes and
ers and Robert, Akers and Jane Ak
ers and Robert Aakers and James Ak
Costello. Mrs. A. ]. Stout and Ruth
Stout, Mrs. L. Matthews and Ernest
Matthews. Mrs. W. l. Drum and. Kath-
rYn Drum. Mrs. c. ]. Nellis and Betty
NeIlis and Dorothy Nelhs. Miss Mar
saret officer. Miss Isabel Bennett, Miss
TheImas Patten. Miss Elizabeth Ander-
son, Miss Virginia Mccoy. Miss Octavia
O'NeiI, Miss Mary Dickhut, Miss Emil
" Maroney, Doris Gilmore, Mr.. Hamil-
ton Chase. Mr.. Billie Bennett, Mr.
Mural Lyman, Mr.. Sam Lyman, Mr.
Dana Anderson. Mr.. Lohar Rigby. Mr.
Willard R;gby. Mr.. Robert Merrick, Mr.
Richard Maroney, Mr.. Leslie Bartei
and Mr. Kenneth Gilmore. Mrs. Strawr
was assisted by Mrs. G. H. Strawn. Mrs
e. J. Nelhs. Miss Ruth Ogden. Miss
James Thompson and Miss Alice Ly-
man.
The VIsnette club Will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. J. w. f. Hughes
in Potwin.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made foI
the banQuet OF the Cnufcn cluD OF Irdct
cathedral to be held the evening OF
February s.
-Jr. and Mrs William H9user celebra-
ted their twenty-fifth anniversary at
their home. GIL West Sixth street, Fri
la1- Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Houser, Mr. and Mrs. J.. A Hearick
Mr. ana Mrs George Saunders, Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Kin~. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Pears. Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Wood
ineton. Mrs. John eDowler. Mrs. George
Collins, Mrs Henry Saunders, Mrs.
Fred Hurst Mrs. Fred Morgan, Mrs
Houser of Hutchinson, Miss Gold1e
IIouser. Miss Geneva Houser, Miss Ge-
nrva Wooofngton. Miss Margaret Col
Inns. Mrs Eugene Houser,. and Master
William Woodington.
Notes ard Personal Mention.
Miss Fenella Dana returned yesterday
from Lawrence where she went to at
tend the Higgins-Smith musical Fri
Mr., Fred Ruder of Leavenworth
spent Saturday visiting his sister, Mrs
w s. Albright.
Mrs. w. G. Dicl1ie, who has been Wis
iting for the past few weeks with hel
mother in Michigan, will return home
next week
Mr.. G. G. Goddard of Leavenwortt
will arrive Thursday and will be the
EuesA of Mrs w. A. Johnston at the
VirGN1Ra. She will be here for the suf-