The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-02

Freshman, Mr.. Harry Leland. Mr.. Roy
Thompson. Mr.. George Allen. Mr.. Tom
King and Mr.. Joseph Morgan.
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Mrs w. R. Stubs and Miss Lenora
Stubs entertained the Washburn
Y. w. C. A. girls at a tea Friday aft
ernoon at the governors house from
to 6. The party was given espe-
cially for the new members. about rs
in number. Lilac and apple blossoms
and other spring flowers were used in
decoration. Those who stood in the
receiving line were: Mrs. Stubs, Mrs.
F. K. Sanders. Miss Charlotte Leavitt
Miss Mary Drew. Miss Lenora Stubbs
Miss Ruth Schnacke. Miss Hazel
Arnold, Miss Helen Fair, Miss Ida
Kendall. The following girls served in
Miss Marian Alt Miss Laura Arm
strong, Miss Yetta Conkling. Miss
Matte Hall, Miss Elsie Wood and Miss
Minnie Jones.
The Atlantean club will meet with
Mrs. Silas Porter Tuesday, April II,
instead of Tuesday; April s.
The N. U. N S. of the high school
gave an April party Friday afternoon
at the home of Miss Winifred Greene,
1857 Western avenue. complimentary
to Miss Bessie Murphy, who will leave
fornia. A gift of a N. U. n. pennant
was given Miss Murphy. The other
guests were Miss Lillian Stone. Miss
Helen Casey, Miss Katherine Stanley,
Miss Maude Darby, Miss Wilma Shoe.
maker, Miss Mona Thomas, Miss Hazel
Parkinson and Miss Marian Morrow.
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The D. D. Whist club will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur
Mills.
The La Douzaine Whist club will
meet Monday afternoon, April 4. with
Mrs. J. NJ. Padgett. 1409 TopekaI
avenue. 81
The Minerva club held its regular
meeting, Monday. March %. at the
home of Mrs. H. l.. Peppmyer with
Mrs. T. ]. Ktmbrough and Mrs. Rob
ert Stone as hostesses. The following
program was given:
Roll calI-Quotations from Don
Quixote.
Review questions-Mrs. Robert
Stone.
Sketch of Cervantes-Miss Marjorie
Paper, Don ouixote-Mrs w. A.
Powers
selection-Mrs w. D. Davis.
Paper. Carmen and Bizet-Mrs. w.
P Hemphtll.
Largo movement: A Beethoven Son
alta. SchuIt Valse-Miss Blanch era
ham; CAD Berceuse. Grieg, OBJ eau
zonette, Hubert-Miss Margaret Fow-
Ter. Accompanist, Miss Maud Mary
Kline
Duet. Hungarian Rhapsody-Mrs.
Morton Albaugh and Mrs. w. D. Davis |
Solo, Habaurea (Carmen), Bizet-l
Mrs. E. G. Foster.
Humoreske, Dvorak-Miss Fowler. !
Guests of the club were Miss Emma
Lee Simpson, Mcpherson, KAN; Miss !
Margaret Fowler, Kansas City; Miss
Blanch Graham. Mrs. A w Benson, |
Miss Elizabeth N. Barr. Miss Alice
Patterson.
The members of the Y. M c. A. |
cabinet of Washburn entertained the |
Y. w. G. A. cabinet at a picnic this |
morning. There were twenty people |
in the party, which started at $50 this
to walk to Burnett's mound, |
where a picnic breakfast was pre-
pared and served by the men of the |
party.
Mrs. E. S. Marshall will entertain |
the T. G. F. club Wednesday afternoon |
at luncheon at the Virginia. Her |
guests besides the members of the club |
will be: Mrs. w. E. Atchison, Mrs. |
Mrs. George Stevenson.
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The Mysotis club will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs T. d. Costello at |
her new bungalow in EImhurst. The
guests of the club will be: Mrs. W. E.
Mrs. w. @. Rigby, Mrs
Alick Aiken. Mrs. Charles Rooney,
Mrs. Patrick Walsh. Mrs. M: A Shoe
Hayes, Mrs. a. A. Hayes and Mrs. A. |
7. Lucas.
The members of the Poppy club en-
tertained their husbands Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Heron. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Irons, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank