The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-02

J JOURNATs-THURSDAY
mour formerly played shaAespearian
roles with Julia Marlowe. She was
also with Mary Mannering in the
Glorious Betsy company.
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Those who attended the Halloween
dance given Tuesday night by the men
OF the Kappa Sigma fraternity were
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Coleman, Mr.
and Mrs. W L. Driver, DR.. and Mrs.
George H. Allen, Miss Madeline Whit
ney, Miss June Mitchell, Miss Dorothy
BroWn, Miss Mary Ferguson, Miss Lois
Johnson. Miss Mildred Lewis, Miss Re
becea We1ty Miss Martha Sella-dS,
Miss Vera Grofr, Miss Frances Rigby,
MISS Dorothy Gleed, Miss Jean Rodg-
ers, Miss Marjorie Rodgers, Miss
Rnoades, Miss Anetta Nichols, Miss
Isabel Mills Miss Louise Heath, Miss
Mildred Newell, Miss Helen Lindsay,
Miss Ina Kendall, Miss Louise Culver,
MISS Bertha Hull Miss Mary Gleed,
Miss Win1fred Burch, Miss Helen Har-
rlson, Miss Grace Gaines, Miss Marie
WlckW1re, Miss Mary Alexander, Miss
Dorothy Scott, Miss Lois Chambers,
Miss Edna Bear, Miss Leona Glenn,
Miss Lucy Vawter, Miss Mabel Coe,
Miss Ruth Hamlin, Miss Jean Single
ton, Miss Helen Mitchell. Mr.. Charles
Robinson, Mr.. Pericles Miller, Mr..
Jack Borah, Mr.. warwick Brown, Mr..
William Cavert, Mr.. Stewart Drum,
Mr.. Basil Rankin, Mr.. Leland Johnson,
Mr.. Claton Kline, Mr.. Elton Mcintosh,
Mr.. George McNeish, Mr.. George Bret
hour Mr. Dwight Ream, Mr.. Wheldon
Morris, Mr.. Harold Porter, Mr.. Carl
Smiley, Mr.. Leroy Tucker, Mr.. Earl
Trobert, Mr.. William G. Buck, Mr..
Erwin Keller, Mr.. Fielding Gall, Mr..
Bruce Mcfarland Mr.. Harry Coe, Mr..
Larue Royce, Mr.. Harry Alexander,
Mr. Howard Searle, Mr.. Cyrus Monroe,
p 10 viz AToic- TT@I-.
Meade, Mr.. Eurie Beckner, Mr.. Paul
Moneypenny, Mr.. Neil Mcintyre, Mr..
John Fent, Mr.. Seymour Organ, Mr..
Herbert Heym, Mr. Lee Johnson, Mr.
Fred Parf1tt. Mr.. Chapel Foote.
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Atchison Globe: Mr.. and Mrs. James
W. Orr left this morning for Fort
Scott, where they will be entertained
at house party given by Mr.. and
Mrs A. M Keene. Speaker and Mrs.
Buchanan of Winfield; Lieutenant Gov
ernor and Mrs. Hopkins of Garden
City; DR.. and Mrs. Goddard of Leaven-
worth, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. NJ. Ham
ilton of Topeka will be of the party.
Mr.. Keene and Mr.. Orr were the
recognized leaders Of the two parties
in the last legislature. Fort SCOTS so
cial leaders are planning a brilliant re-
ceptton for the leaders
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Mr. L. A Gillette will entertain the
members of the Business Mems Bible !
class of the First M E. church Friday
evening, November 8, at his home TIT |
Fillmore street. A full attendance is
expected.
Halloween. party was given at the
home Of Mrs. Mary E. Riley, on Hun |
toon street, by the Mispah class of the
First Methodist church. The teacher, |
Mr.. ]. Davis. and about 25 Of the |
members were present A musical pro
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Miss Maud Riley and Mr. Perry
Pitcher. Mr.. John Marshall addressed |
the company on the origin of Hal |
loween, and Mr.. Walter Riley read a |
poem on the subject.
Mr.. and Mrs w. M. Houser of GIL |
West Sixth street were agreeably sur |
prised by the r. n. of A. by a masque |
party. An enjoyable time was had by |
all. Refreshments were served. The |
following were present: Mrs. Ever
sole, Louis EversoIe, Mrs. G. A.
Grubbs, Mrs r. A. Carpenter, Miss
Miss Geneva Houser. Miss Goldia
Houser. Mr.. andosMrs- B. B. Gillece,
Mrs. Mary Stephenson. Mrs. Maggie
Batson, Mrs Blanche Summers, Miss
Lena Batson, Mary K. aBowles, Elsie
Bowles, Goldia Worstel, Wade Sum
mers, Mrs. Rosa Geiger. Miss Mildred
Carpenter, Mrs. Amos BeeIer, Mr.. and |
Mrs. II. L. Grice, -Annabel Eyer, Mrs.
s. h.. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Worstel, Mrs. Mary
Delhi, DR.. and Mrs. F. R. Souders.
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The Central Park Christian church
gave a farewell reception Wednesday
evening for Rev. and Mrs A T. Fits.
A musical program was given by Miss
Ruth Stewart and Mrs. Partridge, who !
sang, and addresses were made on the |
relation of the pastor to the several
of church work by Mr..
Moody, Judge Lyons, secretary of the |
Kansas board Of missions, Rev. David
Lyon, mr. c. Hart, Rev. Ralph Ward,
Rev R. V. Scholes Mrs. Perryman,
Miss Roselee PendIetOn Mrs McGaf-
fin and Mr.. Ray Smith There was a
reading by Miss Margaret McMenamie,
and special music by the church choir
ana the male quartette Rev. Mr.. Fits
was presented with a leather suitcase,
and Mrs Fits with a gold handled
on behalf of the congreg l.
ton, and Mrs. Fits received a hand
bag from the members of her class. A
social hour followed the program.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Isabel Mcpherson left Wednes-
lay for her home in Howell, Mich. She
came to attend the weouing of her
brother Mr.. William MCPHERSON, and
MSS Marguerite Mills and has been a
guest at the w. W. Mills home. Mr..
md Mrs. Mcpherson, who went to Chi
ago on their wedding trip, are now
1t the Blackstone hotel, and viii leave
next week for their home in Howell,
Mich.
Mrs G. E. Foote and Mrs. A. H.
ellis, who expected to leave last week
or a trip through Arizona, New Mex
co, and California, have postponed
he journey, and will leave in two
weeks.
Lieutenant Norman Ramsey has been
transferred from Boston to Fort Lo-
IAN A Roots, Little Rock, Ark. Liet-
enant and Ms. Ramsey and their lit /
lie son. John George, who have been
listing the J. c. Bauer and ]. a. Ram '
ey families, left Wednesday for their