The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21

formally tomorrow afternoon for Miss
Mary QuigIey, at Mrs. McFarlands
home, HOO Harrison street.
The teachers of the Kissing conserv-
atory entertained Thursday evening
for the pupils and their friends. Miss
Ethel Barnes, Miss Edythe Walker,
Miss May McNoun, Mr.. c. D. Well
man and Mr.. F. L. Robbins presented
the operetta Love and Whist" in
diamond king through the manage
ment of the money-loving mother and
a servant girl who is in love with the
rich naanFs penniless rival. The piece
contained some. catchy songs well
sung. After the performance the
guests were entertained by a musical
romance and a social evening.
The Current Literature club will
meet Tuesday, January rs, with Mrs.
James M. Brier, 237 Woodlawn ave-
nue.. The regular program for the day
Will be omitted, and a lecture entitled
''Turkey-The Old and New" by the
Rev. j. Boggs Dodds of Sterling, Kan,
will be substituted. Mrs. James Brier
and Mrs. Frank Brown will be host
esses.
The Monday Tourist club will meet
with Mrs. Brookins, 1923 West Eighth
avenue. next Monday afternoon.
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Mr.. Frank Logan was the guest of
honor at a party last night given by
Mr.. Jack Erickson at his home, 1892
Topeka avenue. The guests were: Miss
Elizabeth Culver. Miss Georgia Ander-
son, Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss Nellie
Hughes, Miss Violet Crumbine, Miss
Fern Mold. Miss Esther Baldwin, Miss
Elsie Norwood, Miss Ruth Fletcher.
Miss Anna Foster. Miss Margare+
Gerow, Miss Ruth White. Miss Bertha
Clay, Miss Jane Alexander, Miss Grace
Dana, Mr. Samuel Lux. Mr.. Kent Mon
Kenneth Lytle. Mr.. John Shaw, Mr..
Charles Nettles. Mr.. Harold Shadniger,
Mr.. Lance Mccormick. Mr.. Sidney Ev-
er1ngham, Mr.. Adrian Green, Mr. Fred
BeerbolIn. Mr.. Harold McKibben, and
Mr.. Glenn Logan The Logan family
will go to Wichita tomorrow to live.
Nj. Wendell Lyman will entertain in
formally for Mr.. Logan tonight.
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The members of the Music Study club
and their friends were pleasantly en-
tertained Wednesday evening at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Harry Lyman.
The following program was given:
Mrs. Morton Albaugh and Mrs. ].
P. Rogers.
Absent ......--..........M etcalr Lynnes
Twilight ...-----......B Durham Lynnes
Mrs. -1orehouse. Mrs. Bair, Miss
Miller
La Czarine Came
Mrs. Rogers
Legend ........-........... Wienawski
Miss Anna Whiting
o That We Two Were Maying Nevin
Mrs. Holden and DR.. Lyman.
The Trout --..........,.S chubert-Hener
Mrs. Charles Richards.
Slave song. -.-............Del Reigo
Mrs. Holden.
odrcdrolle -.--.....-....... Offenbach
Mrs. r. II. Morehouse and Miss y
Elinor Sims.
LIES Dream is Ger.
Miss Alice Lyman and DR.. Lyman.
Miss Alice Lyman.
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Mrs. E. S. dresser entertained the
following guests from 4 to s O'Clock
Tuesday in celebration of the tenth an
niversary of her daughter Helen: Miss
Marian Williams, Miss Margery Full
ton, Miss Margaret Baker Miss Irene
Seery, Miss. Hazel Cation, Miss Florence
Cation, Miss Rena Dibble, Miss Gladys
Cation, Miss Rena Rosenthal, Miss
Marguerite Stewart. Miss Isabel Stew
art, Miss Edith Jansen. Miss Cynthia
Monroe, Miss Frances Jones. Miss
Doris Sexton, Mr.. N. NJ Rice, Mr..
Keene Saxon. Mr.. Thomas Finch, Mr..
Gerald Tasker. Mr.. Randolph Adams,
Bartell.
Mrs. W. E. MeVey entertained the
Topeka avenue 500 club today. Mrs. J.
P. Raster Mrs. Lee Monroe, Mrs F.
w. Watson. Mrs. T. ]. Myers. and Mrs.
D. P. Paxton played for absent MEM
bers.
Mrs. Sam Huston gave birthday
party for her daughter, The1na, who