The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-27

burg will be at home informally Friday
| afternoon and evening for Miss Beat
rice Cron, of Indianapolis, Indiana,
| formerly of Topeka, at Miss True's
home, 1920 Boswell avenue. No other
invitations will be issued, and all of
Miss Cron's friends and friends of the
! hostesses are asked to CALL
The regular meeting of the Research
club has been postponed from January
; to January II, and will be held with
Mrs. Sam Houston, 1929 Polk street.
Pupils of Miss Jennie Blinn viii give
recital tonight at Unity church.
Mr. Philip Whitcomb, who went to
England in the autumn to enter Ok
ford university, has come home for n
II. Whltcomb. He will leave next week
on his return to school, and will remain
abroad during the summer vacation. He
was one of the winners of the Cecil
Rhodes scholarships last year.
X
The Square and Compass club gave
dance at Hudson's nall Tuesday even
ing. Those present were: DR.. and Mrs.
A A Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Diment,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Marshall, Mr..
John Wilton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. DON
cyson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Cochrane,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. z. Parr, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Andes. Mr. and Mrs. Joe HanlOn,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hearrick, DR.
and Mrs O. O. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Nusbaun, Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Osborn, MI and Mrs Kneut Elliott
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Main Mr. and Mrs.
A A Rulings, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H
Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. pyal, Mr., and Mrs.
H. Z. Van Dorp, Mr.. and Mrs. @. f.
Rigby, Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Edlebute,
II n = nd
Mrs L. M. Penwell, Miss Nellie O'Neill
of Florence. Miss Melva Gregg, Miss
Emma Ruppel Miss Ethel Frizzell,
Miss Irene Shoope, Miss Van SAINT, Miss
Madeleine Giono. Miss Julia Schmidt
Miss Kathryn Often, Miss Harriet
Moore. Miss Edith Hossfeld, Miss
Frances Flynn, Miss Lima Vesper, Miss
Elsie Cades, Miss Mary Sharp. Miss
Daisy Turner, Miss Mary Henry, Miss
Lydia Holland, Miss Elizabeth Gregory,
Miss Portia Penwell, Miss Emma Grief
Miss Peppard, Miss Edith States, Mrs
German, Mrs. Alice BaTtell, Mrs. ]. NJ
Brunt, Mr.. James Clark, Mr.. Leslie
Clausey, DR.. c. e JOSS. Mr.. c. B. Jen-
nings, Mr.. T. w Martin, Mr.. Fred j.
Kuehne Mr. Otto Kuehne, Jr.. Mr.. Har-
lon Brunt Mr.. r. A. Obey, Mr.. n. b.
H. Gades, Mr.. F. B. McKinneH, Mr.. A.
d. Schnacke, MIR. Homer A. Buckley,
Mr.. Harry States, Mr.. F. o. Holland,
Mr.. E. ]. Stewart, Mr.. Lewis Miller.
Twenty-Five salespeople and employees
of the Berkson ladies' garment store,
enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.. Sol.
Berkson last night when they were en-
tertained at a dinner parry at the Ma
tiona1 hotel.
After dinner they were taken to n
Novelty theater line party, and later
entertained in Mr. Berksons apart
ments at the National by selections of
grand opera upon the graphonola to
the piano accompaniment.
Upon the departure of each young
lady she was presented with a box of
Christmas chocolates
This is an annual affair with the
Berkson Brothers store in Topeka as
Well as in Kansas City.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Sol Berkson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Night
ingale, Misses L. Burr, Elizabeth Zim-
norman, Catherine Etzel Mrs. l.. E.
Hovatter. Mrs. f. Crow. Mrs. s. Stoltz-
man. Miss Calverth, Miss Eshleman,
Miss Jennie Esplain, Mrs L. William
son, Miss e. Williams. Mrs. K. Leigh
ton Miss jeanette O'Brien. Mrs. Rem
nels. Helen Ruff, Mr.. Sherman, Mr..
Cash.
Mrs E. J. Anderson announces the
marriage of her daughter, Jessica G.,
to Mr.. Albert t. Darche of Chicago,
which took place November Is. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Charles A. Finch, of the First Chris
tian church. Mrs. Darche will leave
December 30 to join her husband IN
Chicago, where he has accepted a posi-