The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-19

scrutinizes your face, but when you
turn and walk away, he gazes after
you and sizes you up" word to the
wise, etc.
Mrs Florence Etter of Des Moines.
Iowa, was the guest of honor at an
informal party given this afternoon by
Mrs. v. B. Kistler.
The Western Sorosis club will meet
next Saturday afternoon with Mrs. T.
w Watson. 4oi Topeka avenue.
The Delta Phi boys of Washburn
college will initiate the following new
members tonight at the fraternity
house: Mr.. Percy Beggs, Mr.. Arthur
Banta, Mr.. Ralph Segar, Mr.. Warren
Crumbine, Mr.. Jack Bennett and Mr..
Sam Bradfield.
The following guests attended a
chatting dish luncheon given by Mrs.
J. NJ Padgett, Mrs. Harry Wright,
Mrs. James Austin, Mrs. Phil johnson.
Mrs. Gaylord Miller, Mrs. C. Henri
Strawn, Mrs c.. ]. Nellis, Mrs. Ben
Wolfe, Miss Jessie Waller, Miss Viola
Conner. Miss Lula Kelley, and Miss
Lottie Kelley.
The washington's birthday party
which the Daughters of Revolution
were planning to give for the Sons of
Revolution has been Indefinitely post
poned on account of the missionary
convention to be held here on the 22d.
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A new Greek letter society has been
organized and the charter has been
received. The new members to be
taken in are: Miss Minnie Middaugh.
Miss Nina Sheppard, Miss Myrtle
Broom, Miss Minnie Eller. Miss Helen
Dwinell and Miss Mary Summers.
The Vespuccian club will meet with
Mrs. Charles Hammond, 1922 Clay
street Thursday afternoon, February
"a. The club will give social evening
for the members and their husbands at
the home of Mrs. Hammond Monday
night.
The pupils of Miss Annie Parry
Bundy gave recital Friday afternoon
at Miss Bundy's studio. The following
program was given:
A May Day ..... ........ Rathbun
AT the Village Blacksmith .Lange
Miss Dorothy Sproat and Miss
Ruth Thompson.
Miss Laura Koehler.
May Bells Ringing. .:;:. .;, .sie"ert
Mr.. Floyd Knoll.
March of the Flower Girls. .Wachs
Miss Helen McHugh.
Mr. clyde Morris.
Shower of stars ...-...-.. .Wachs
MISS Lena 1dTlIl0 anu MISS IhOSC
Gilberg-
Miss Ruff
siegemund's Liebesgesang (from Die
Miss AIDA NJ. Harper
Plantation Echoes
800. Harry Rowe Shelley
Miss Bentley, Miss Paulson.
TO in
formally Thursday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Curtis Monicai and Mrs. Car
roll Moore, both of Emporia. and Mrs.
James Porter of Pueblo, Colo. The
of Holton, Mrs. c. a. Finch. Mrs. Ed
Gordon, Mrs. John Van Vechten, Mrs.
Thomas Sheard, Mrs. L. Beard, Mrs.
Daisy Booth, Mrs. F. E. Brooks, Mrs.
F. NJ Drake, Mrs. j. w. Going, Mrs.
s. J. Hodgins, Mrs ] A: Howes. Mrs:
S. A. Swendson. Mrs c. E. Hulett and
Mrs. L. P. Bonebrake.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Helen Lindsay has entered
Washburn college and is one of the
Beta girls.
Miss Celia Smith, who teaches
music at Hiawatha, Kan, has been
home ill for the past fortnight, and
will not be able to return to her
school until some time next week.
Monday afternoon with Mrs. ]. c.
Lindland, 1929 Harrison street.
Mrs. w. L. Payne has returned from
Eureka, where she has been spend
Payne, who has been seriously ILL.,
Lincoln Circle will have Washing
ton tea at Lincoln Post Hall Tuesday
afternoon, February 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar V. Pyles enter
tanned a few friends at a Valentine
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ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pyles,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kerr, jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Grandon, Mrs. John F.
Stewart, Mrs. Hattie White, Miss Ruth
Grandon,' Miss Esther Grandon, Miss
Lou White, Mr.. James Kerr, ST., and
Mr.. James Albert Kerr.
Mr.. Roy Crawford left for st. Louis
on business trip today.
Mr.. Harry ]. Bone spent yesterday
in Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Johnson, who
visited relatives in Topeka this week,
returned to their home at Fort Madi-
son, ILL.,, yesterday
Miss Cora Talbot of Mexico. Mo-,
will arrive next week to visit her cou-
sin. Miss Floyd Robenson.
Miss Marian Thompson is home
from a visit in Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Henderson have
daughter, Miss Geneva Henderson is
i'll with appendicitis. Miss Henderson
has been ill for a number of weeks,
but was recovering until last week
she took a relapse.
Mr.. H. B. Newton. a teacher of the
State university, died suddenly Thurs
day night of heart trouble. Mr. New
ton was the organizer of the Kansas
Mathematical association and was
here last week for one of its meetings.
Mrs. d. E. MoreIand and Mrs. NJ.
E. Young will go to Oklahoma next
week to live.
Mrs. A. B. Quinton, who went to
| Chicago a few weeks ago to visit her
| daughter, Mrs. Harley Reisman, and
who is now the guest of her sister,
Mrs. r. A. Allen of st. Louis, will re-
turn home next week. Mrs. Reisman
will come from Chicago and travel to
Topeka from st. Louis with her moth