The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-24

Trump. Mrs John Kleinhans, Mrs.
Dunniken. Mrs. J. Hill, Mrs. A. H.
Purdy, Mrs. c.. H. Bunger., and Miss
Grace Morse and Miss Minnie Griffin OF
Lancaster, Mich. The next meeting of
the club will be held Wednesday of
next week with Mrs. A. M Petro, 1923
Topeka avenue. Tuesday of next week
is Decoration day, so the club will
have the meeting Wednesday.
Ta Day this year will be Saturday,
June g. Mrs. w. P. Hemphill will have
charge of the work. and she will be
assisted by Mrs. G. H. Samson, Mrs. E.
G. Foster, Mrs. David Barton and Mrs.
A. H. Purdy.
Topeka girl went to Lawrence last
week to attend a fraternity dance, and
rather than be burdened with a suit
case. she had her trunk checked on her
ticket, and in that trunk was a brand
new ball gown and new dancing shoes
to match. The young woman felt IL
good deal of pride in her system of man.
agement by which she escaped the
trouble of carrying her luggage. After
her arrival. she forgot all about her
trunk until it came time to dress for
the party. Then the telephone was
brought into service, and requests to
the station for the baggage became
more frequent and more urgent as the
need for the gown and slippers became
more pressing, but the trunk could not
be found. The other girls were all
ready at last, and escorts below kept
an eye on their watches and wondered
how it could take so long to get into
such few clothes. AS last resort the
heroine borrowed a dress from her
hostesses that answered very we'll, but
the shoes-a size too small doesn't
make much difference in the looks, but
when 69 in rair Of CHI oil
evening that lack ever so little the
necessary room. you know the pangs
Aunt Rhoda suffered when she died
with toothache in her toe But the
climax came the following morning
when the family, where the girl was a
guest. was aroused at O'Clock to open
the doors to that delinquent trunk.
Mrs. w. F. Bowen will give a card
party Saturday afternoon at her home,
SO1 Western avenue.
The pupils of Miss Annie NJ. P
Bundy will give their annual ensem-
BILE recital Friday evening, May 26 ir
Chickering hall. She will be assisted
by Miss Ruth Miller, vioIinist. The
| analytical certificates recital will be
held Monday evening, June 5, and Mis-:
! Hazel Barnwell will assist. Commence
ment concert will be given Friday ev
ening, Juno 9. and the class will b.
assisted by Mrs E. G. Hughes, so
prano.
! Mrs. F. S. Savage entertained few
| friends at an informal musicale on
evening last week. The program wa
| furnished by trio composed of Mrs
| C. J. Wilson, pianist. Miss May Clark
| Violinist, and Mr.. Sargent Brownell
'cellist. They played a trio by Haydn
| Serenade by Richard Hoffman, Bar
corole by Offenbach and Serenade b.
| Vidor. They will leave in June t,
play at the Lincoln park chautauqui
| and will give concert tonight at tn
Congregational church in North To
Deka.
| The Ideal History club will meet Fri
| day afternoon with Mrs. Ira Williams
14o1 North Topeka avenue. Mrs. W
E. Atchison will make an address Oh
| European travel.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Phil Reed. who is student a
the normal school, Emporia, will ar
rive June s. and will spend the sum
mer with her parents. DR.. and Mrs
| c. B. Reed.
Miss Louise Hoffman, of milwaukee,
who is returning to her home iron
San Antonio, Tex, where she spent tn
winter, is the guest of Miss May viii
| liams.
Mrs. Frank Hageman and Miss Mil
bred Hageman. of Salina, are guest
of Mrs. S. S. Estey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stone expect t
spend part of the summer in Phila
dephia and other eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Rohrer have re
turned from a trip to Fit. Wayne an
Lafayette. Ind.
Miss Alice Andrews, who is in schoc
at Rockford college Illinois, will re
turn home at the close of school, an
will arrive June Is.
Mr.. Charles P. Adams left Tuesda
for a trip to Baldwin.
Col. and Mrs. T. ]. Lewis and thei
daughter. Enriette, of Fort Riley, wer
guests of Major and Mrs. Alverad