The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-23
c}OGHTY

ToaStS Will De given as follows: Girls, .
by the president Of the club, Mr. owen
L. Cope; an original poem by Mr.. Ar
thur J. Carruth; 'BacheIordom in
Darkest Africa" Mr.. Frank Snow;
| Photograph solo. by Mr.. wister VIII
liams; What of the Future Mr..
to the Country Mr.. c. w. See1y; 1.-THE
Ideal Bachelor Mr. Omer Smith. The
programs which were prepared by Mr.,
Lloyd L. Sargent. have marginal illus
trations of each of the toasts. The
company will includes: Mr.. o. L. Cope,
Mr.. Grover King. Mr.. John Webb, Mr.
Frank L. Snow, Mr.. Harold Tice, Mr..
Charles Weirenga, Mr. Harry Weir
Smith, Mr.. Lloyd L. Sargent, Mr.
Newell Abrahams, Mr. Arthur ]. Car
ruth, Mr.. Ralph Coffman, Mr.. Wfster
Williams, Mr.. c. w. Seely and Mr. w.
Miss Helen F'ory will entertain the
following college girls at dinner to-
night: Miss Ida Kendall, Miss Anna
Naylor. Miss Hazel Arnold, Miss
Kathleen Hayes, Miss Florence Rober-
son. Miss Grace Brewer, Miss Jean
Watts, Miss Ruth Schnacke and Miss
Marion Alt.
Miss Grace Hill entertained inform
ally at progressive whist Tuesday
evening. Her guests were: Miss
Eleanor Sims, Miss Frances LawIor
Miss Sadie Baird, Miss Mildred Baird
Miss Laurie. Mr.. Hal Whiting, Mr. S.
Shapiro, Mr.. Harry Endlich, Mr.. Nell
son, Mr.. Roy Cornelius and Mr.. Ray
Locke.
Miss Mary Sharp viii go to Lawrence
Thursday to attend the Sigma Chi
house party. Miss Hazel Jones will
also go down to the party tomorrow.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Trap will go
Ut T r. n
Trap will go to Kansas City, where
they will spend Easter.
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The Cosmos club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. W. H. Wood, 1241
Fillmore street.
Atchison society is in a high state of
excitement on account Of a threatened
visit from Miss Anna Morgan, daughter
of J. Pierpont Morgan of New York. 1t
arranged to visit Mr.. and Mrs. William
Allen White of Emporia some time in
March, but had not fixed a definite date
for her arrival, until a few days ago
she wrote that she would reach EN-
poria March 80 and spend the 31st with
the White family and would then con-
tinue her journey to Denver. Mean
while Mr.. and Mrs. White had accepted
an invitation to Atchfson to attend
reception at the Elks' club on the even
ing of the Both. Whereupon Mrs. White
wrote to Anna, daughter of ]. p, urg-
ing her to go to Atchison to the party
with her. Her letter made it clear that
Anna would have the best time she
ever had If she accepted the invitation.
Mrs. White has not yet received a reply
from the great heiress, but Atchison
society is not going TO believe that she
will overlook an opportunity like this
to effect an entrance to it's exclusive
circle.
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A concert was given Tuesday night
at Chickering hall by the Emahizer-
of classical music as rendered by
great musicians made up the principal
part of the program, and piano ac-
compartments were played by Miss
Marjorie Erwin.
Nj. Ralph Squires will entertain
the Impromptu club tonight. Mr.. J.
Pugh will read the paper. The discus
Ter and Mr.. D. C. Tillotson and Mrs.
J. Cleveland will read original poems.
Mr.. and Mrs Owen Galbreath will
entertain their 500 club Friday even
ing at their home, 903 Lincoln street.
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The shop counters are deluged with
foulards this spring, some of them
with the dot designs, and many with
the newer geometrical figures. The
attractive green and lavenders figure
in the array. A particularly pretty
pattern is a dark blue ground thickly
sprinkled with white dots, with a two
runs single line of large white dots.
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Miss Elaine Hudson. who was
years old Tuesday asked her class
mates to party at her home, 1419
Van Buren, street from to in
the afternoon. The little people who
attended were: Victorene Williams,
Marion Ross, The1ma Patton, Mary
Eillyer, Ruth Whitmore, lola Bell,
Reeselym Hicks, Blossom Robinson,
Eunice Wooley, Alice Moorehouse,
Dorothy Willett. Thelma Willett and
Marshall Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Fowler asked
the following guests to an informal
evening at cards Monday night: DR..
and Mrs. w. q. Heatherly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Norris and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Barry.
Tulle and net are to be used in
trimming hats this season. forming
the crown in some cases, and on some
of the hats they are used for huge
bows.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Irving Piatt. of Junction City,
will arrive Thursday for snort WISH
to her mother, Mrs. George o. Smith,
SOB Topeka avenue.
Mrs. L. H. Wulfekuhler. of Leaven-
worth, who is the guest of Mrs. Fran
els Frost. will return home Friday.
Mr.. william E. Atchison left Tues
day for Emporia to be gone the rest of
the week.
Mr.. W. B. Davis. of Kansas City,
spent Tuesday in Topeka
The Cecilian society. of the Kissing
will hold it's regular
meeting Thursday evening in the studio
rooms.
Mr.. F. S. Jackson left Tuesday for
xrl7 1,n an d.