The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-28


The Art club met this afternoon with
Mrs Harrison Morgan, at her home, 1885
= Harrison street.
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Haughey will give
a dinner tonight at the Elks' club Tor
their daughter, Miss Helen Haugneyt.
who will be married Wednesday nlght
to Mr.. Kurtz Kellam. The guests Will
be: Miss Haughey, Mr.. Kellam, Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. K. Holiday, Mrs: Franz
Smithies of Ann ArbOr. Mich, MISS Is
Amelia Garvey, Miss Elizabeth HoII-
day, and DR.. Leo Haughey.
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The Nautilus club will meet Tuesday
November %, with Mrs. w. Z. Blshop,
1901 College avenue. The su n:leII he he
Great The discussion will be leo oy
Mrs. F. K. Sanders, Mrs. w. NJ. Sha-
Yer, and Mrs. ]. E. Ingham.
The Bachelors club will have ban.
ouet Friday night, December Z, at tile
Mission Tea room. The banquet OF the
club is an annual affair, and the even.
this year will be memorial Ior c o1e
dear departed" Mr.. Arthur j. Ndi
ruth, who deserted the ranks Tor mat
rimonv last Thursday. About 20 guests
will attend the banquet, and those Wlo
will come from out of town are: MI
owen Cope of Wichita, Mr.. Omer SInlt4
of Lawrence, Mr.. L. L. sargent an
Mr. Henry Weirenga OF haI l7,is Ind a1d
Mr. Cope will address the cruz eAAiN
Mr. Carruth will respond to a toast
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The Topeka club will give a a. oa oi,,h
Monday night, December II, at tne clu'
house. The entertainment commltI1gIe
w. have the party in charge, are: MT
p ~ Scandrett. Mr.. Joe Wilson, ana
Mr. Charles Magaw.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McGon nave Is
sued invitations for the wedolns 3te lies
daughter. Ellen Magrete. to MI. Cha arr.
Jonce Loe, to take place MONDAY ms
December II, at Grace cathedral a
ception will be given at the Ac 7,.n
home s to 1920, following the ceIe
mOry.
A number of Kansas City buds are
to have their coming out parueS He s-4
month at the Baltimore motel - iiI,a
ante balls are about as scarce a9 III ~
roses in this town ana ln s,",t Va 49, en-
see the method of front-uooI u
trance to the social stronghold, mus 81! 50
70 Kansas City just as they 20 "
the grand opera stars DeIorS tLSS 90
come passe. A Topeka girl mas -
an Invitation to attend the coming ~
o. of Two vOung women from the
First Families of K C., ana sue ne nc
outlined in her mind the gown tHSle 81
should wear to appear at inc e
where the truly arrived We're - ,
some real scintiIlating. She never nd al q q
conoinr out party of her own but hao
gradually shyed into the soclai clI 80
&c the other girls of her set dld, JusC
nv accepting invitations TO parI!tes ~ y
and then. as people began to reallze Ina :
eba had grown up. She lald ner plaI9
1,efore her narents and dutifully asked
their permission to attend the Dig party
rThe said permission was re1useu' pul
the girl still hopes that petWeeh NJ"
and the time of the party she can apPlS
enough persuasion to change the uecI9-
60 a1d allow her to be on hand at the
risine of the curtain. However, II mas
occurred to her a good many times ti!al
she belong to one of those rare faIrilIl mes
where the father and not the daughter
is the head of the house.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Hostettler OF
Mulvane, Kan. returned home today
after a visit to their daughter, Mrs.
W. r. Stubs.
Miss Ann Evans of Kirksville, Mo-
has returned home, after a short visit
to Mrs. Dick Alden.
Mr.. Frank Griggs returned today. to
ChiIlicothe, Ill, after visit to ms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Grlggs.
Mrs. Edwin Davis, who has been the
guests of her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs
J. A. Campbell, returned to her nome
in LeavenwOrth today.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Snyder returned
today from Leavenworth, where they
spent Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman G. Atkinson
have returned from Kansas City
where they were guests of Mrs. Atkin.