The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-13

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Mrs. Harry Seery entertained the
Topeka Avenue 500 club this after
noon at her home. 800 Topeka avenue.
Mrs: w. E. Sterne, Mrs. George Port
Ashton and Mrs. D. P. Paxton played
for absent members
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Mrs. James Troutman entertained
few guests at dinner Thursday for
Mrs. Benjamin S. Roseberry. who is
visiting Mrs. c. P. Bolmar.
The alumni chapter of the erstwhile
Kappa Alpha Pi fraternity of the high
school will give a stag banquet to-
night at the Elks club for the mem
bers of what would be the active chap
ter If the organization had not gone
into the hands of receivers. Mr.
and responses will be made by Mr..
Charles Haynes, Mr.. Warrick Brown
and Mr.. Ernest Mold. The hosts will
be: Mr.. Claude A1drich, Mr.. Warrick
Haynes. Mr.. Paul Heinz. Mr.. Waldo
Haywood. Mr.. Fred Kuehne, Mr..
Frank MeKitrick, Mr.. Ernest Mold,
Mr. Seymour Organ, Mr. Floyd Ste
vens, Mr.. Robert Thomas and Mr..
Charles Younggreen. The following
guests will attend: Mr.. James Brier,
Mr.. William Crittenden, Mr.. Bert Do
Ian. Mr.. Donald Heath, Mr.. Harry
House, Mr.. Ben Edison, Mr.. Lowry,
Mr.. Lance Mccormick, Mr.. Amos
wood Willcuts, Mr.. LaRue Royce and
Mr.. Earl Bartel, Mr.. Carol Berry,
Mr.. Earl Van Buskirk of Kansas City,
Invitations will be out in a few days
for the third of the series of parties
given by the U and 1 club. The date
for the party is June 2, when lunch
| con will be served from twelve to two
| in the afternoon at the Country club,
followed by a musical program. The
| hostesses will be: Mrs. Harry Seery,
Mrs. Charles Brooks Thomas. Mrs.
Albert T. Reid, Mrs. Robert Pierce,
Mrs. Belle Swan, Mrs. James Sproat,
Mrs. F. c. Thompson. Mrs. chester
| Woodward, Mrs. A. H. Thompson and
Mrs. Margaret Wiggin:
Mrs. Luther Coppock and Mrs.
Charles Wore gave a 1 o'clock lunch
| con Thursday at the Virginia, compli-
mentary to Miss Jessie Hadley OF
! Richmond, Ind, who is visiting Mrs:
| Coppock. The luncheon was followed
by bridge. The guests were: Mrs.
| Coppock, Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Corwin
of Indiana, Mrs. Frank Parr Mrs. A.
T. Lucas, Mrs. Harry Guthrie Mrs.
| B. c. Carpenter, Mrs. T. w Davis,
| Mrs. n. G.. Atkinson, Mrs. H. B. Hoge-
/ Greer.
/ Mrs. Atkinson entertained at bridge
| this afternoon for Miss Hadley, ana
| Mrs. Hogeboom has asked guests for
Il an afternoon at bridge saturday, IN
honor of Miss Hadley:
Mrs Fred Jolly of Roswell n. M,
and Mrs. N. NJ. Worden of Oregon
were guests of honor Thursday after
noon at a tea given by Mrs. D. w. Mel
| ', street
/ About fifty guests attended and Mrs.
Nellis was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. H. P. Chamberlain, Mrs. Carl
Nellis and Mrs. Charles Spencer.
The Ladies' Music club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Miss Ethelyn Har-
rison at her home on West Tenth
avenue. The program for the meeting
Barcarolle F Minor, go. Rubenstein
~. Mrs. w. G. Dickie~
A Sheaf of Little Songs. Clarke
Mrs. Ralph Skinner.
(a) Gondoliera ACKNOWLEDGEMENT isZ'
(b) valse Caprice .-:...:.. Rubensteir
Miss Ethel F'rizell
Love in Springtine ...----.. SomerveIle
Miss Bernice Fuller.
Romance (violin) from End con-
certo Observation-Disclosures. Wienawsk
Miss Ra Hotchkiss.
Miss Mary Gage.
Songs of the Norseland. .-. .Loehl
Mrs George Parkhurst.
Barcarolle A Minor 1920. Rubensteir
Miss Ethelyn Harrison.
Accompanies, Mrs. Robert Carver
and Miss Hughes.
Guests of the club were: Mrs. BROOKS
Mrs Griggs, Miss Hotchkiss. Miss
Hughes, Miss Williams and Mr.. Brooks
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The L. S. S. P. club of the Y. w c
\ A. will give a banquet at the Ffrs1
Baptist church tonight at o'clock. A
hundred and fifty guests are invited
including the members of the Y. w. G
h Bible classes. Miss Margaret Koont;
will be toastmistress. and responses
1 will be made as follows: THE Come
4 Where From, Where to. What for,
Kiss Alice Mccoy; 1.-THE Campaign
i Get Money Still Get Money" Miss Ina
q Harkins; solo, Miss Selma F'oberg
I Moonlight on the Wakarusa,' Mis-
Laura Lux: Our Corner" Miss Fran
1 ces Lindsay: a reading by Miss Iren
Welchans; Our Building Miss Berth'
Rowles; Our Girls Miss Victori;
. Scott; Geneva" Miss Edith Johnson
a solo by Miss Linn Wyatt; 9TH
l | Board Miss Margaret Goodrich.
A concert will be given tonight at tn
Central Congregational church, a
s Huntoon and Buchanan streets. TIL
} following program will be given:
Vocal-The Lord Is My Shepherd
Mrs. Smyth Mrs. Deacon. Mrs.
Bair, Mrs. Wahle, Mrs. Boyd and
Mrs. Baker.
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