The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-29

of the chapter at the fraternity house.
The hosts at the affair will be: Mr..
J. p Coleman of Beloit. Mr.. George
Bretheour of Dwight. Mr.. Arthur Weis-
gerber of Wallace. Mr.. w. W. Stahl of
Lyons, Mr.. E. c. Flood of Ellis, Mr..
Monte Kistler. Mr.. Ward Green, Mr.
Guy Justice, Mr.. Leslie Montgomery,
Mr. Earl Voorhis. Mr.. Albert t. Reid.
and M Duncan Cummings.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the meeting of the Fedora
ton of Women's clubs the evening OF
February 3:
piano .luet, Jubal Overture Won Weber
Mrs. Morton Albaugh and Mrs. j.
P. Rogers.
-he Lost Cord. Bartlett
Soprano solo. Mrs. E. G. Foster
with quartette. Miss Brunette Wal
ter. Miss Jennie Blinn. Mrs. T. j.
Kimbrough. Mrs. Morton Alhaugh- .
Violin solo. Legende. - WlenlaWskl
Miss Margaret Fowler.
Vocal solo. Lend Me Thine Aid, from
The Queen of Sheba- ....: Gounod
Miss Brunette Walter.
Violin solo:
(a) REEVE D'Enfant. Ysaye
Miss Margaret Fowler.
Lecture. 1.-The Citizens Duty to the
eipality''-Professor Boodip of
the state university
Piano duet, Polonaise. 49, MoszkoWskl
Miss Marjorie Erwin and Miss
Maude Mary Kline.
Vocal solo, selected. ----.........
Miss Meta Legler.
Violin solo. Allegro Guerrero, from
Scottish Fantesie. Max Busch
Miss Margaret Fowler.
The Infiamatus from Stabet Mater
Observation-Disclosures. Rosslnl
soprano solo, Miss Legler, with
chorus. Mrs. Chas. Samson Miss
brunette Walter, Mrs. e. e. Foster
Mrs W. F. Hemphill, Mrs. 9'Chas
Moore Miss Jennie Blinn, Mrs.
Morton Albaugh, and Mrs. t. j.
KimbTough.
The husbands of the women of the
federation are cordially invited to at
tend the meeting, which will be he'd an
'Chickering hall. ST Kansas avenue,
(Emahizer & Speilman buildingl,
Mrs. Melville Metealfe will entertain
Der bridge club Monday afternoon at
her home. 1879 Tyler street.
The M. w. club met Thursday after.
noon with Mrs F. E. Brooks. Mrs.
Tom Sheard was the clubs guest Inc
next meeting of the club will be held
with Mrs. R. T. Bonebrake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Sargent enter
home, 1872 College avenue. The AFFAIR
was a Burns anniversary celebration,
and roll call was answered by quota
ticns from his POEMS. Mr.. Startzmali
read a paperNon Robert Burns Nlls ;
Tiilotson real an original poem ara
Mrs Putnam gave some readings The
guests. besides the members of the CLUB
were: DR.. and Mrs. Putnam and Mr..
anG Mrs. Greer.
~ lca1~sc. IA L
Of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority was
held Thursday evening in Lawrence at
the home of Mr.. Charles Sparr- A num-
Der of Topeka people went down TO the
banquet which was an elaborate ana
we'll appointed affair. The guests from
here were: Mrs. Scott Hopkins, Miss
Mary Gleed. Miss Esther Rauch, Mrs
Whitcomb. Miss Florence Clark, Miss
RarISley, Miss Frederick Holder. Miss
Winifred Everingham, Mrs. Guilford
Dudley and Mrs Mcfarland.
The Lakota club will meet next Mon
day afternoon with Miss Florence Well
come 1920 Fillmore street.
Mrs. S. F. Rigby will entertain the
Mysotis club Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Harrison street. Her guests.
besides the members of the club. will
be- Mrs. A. A. Hayes, Mrs. Will Whit
mer. Mrs. w. E Heatherly, Mrs. B. I.
Payne. Mrs. ]. Newman. Mrs. Jules
Snattinger Mrs. A. T. Lucas, Mrs. w.
l.. Rigby, Mrs. H. ]. Rigby, Miss Julia
Whitmer and Miss Lu Grace Whitmer
X X
The Current Literature club met this
week with Mrs. James Brier in Potwin.
The club is studying conditions in Tur-
key, and at the meeting this week a
missionary from that country, the Rev.
J. Boggs Dodds. of Sterling, talked
about the religion of Turkey. There
were about sixty guests present.
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Miss Pickens will be glad to see any
of her customers in her store during the
coming week to talk over with them
their wants in her line before she goes
to the eastern markets.
X
Mrs D. E. Esterly entertained TWEEN
ty guests informally this afternoon at
bridge in compliment to Mrs. George
Esterly of Lawrence who is visiting her
for few days.
X x
The army. officers who We're in To-
peka Yesterday for a meeting to dis
cuss matters of interest to the Kansas
national guard, were entertained at a
theater party last night by the local
officers, who are: Adjutant Gen. Chas.
L. Martin. Col Wilder S. Metcalf. Gen.
c. p Drew, Col A. B. Conley, Col. Jerry
c. Springstead Major Clad Hamilton
Major Arthur Mills, Major James Go
ing Major George Porter CAPTAIN Will