The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-29

Monday of next week will be busy
gay, though the outlook for the rest
OF the week is dull. The Minerva CLUB
VIII have a musicale at the country
Grub the afternoon of May day Deglh-
nlng at 2:30 o'clock. The club is
large one. and each member is ehtl-
tied to four guests for the party, max
ing the company large one
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cav Will give
musicale Monday evening at their home
on Fillmore street. Their daughter, who
mas been studying violin ABROAD the
past few years. will furnish the pro
gram. The affair will celebrate the
tWenty-first wedding anniversary o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Cav, and the guests VIII
include a number of their old friends
who were present at their Wedding
Among the number will be Mrs. aeT-
man Lescher of Great Falls, Montana
who is here to visit Judge ana MIS;
l.. s. Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. Cav VIII
issue invitations Monday for second
musicale to be given at their nome
Tuesday evening, May 3, at Wnlch the
program for Monday night VIII De re-
peated.
Monday evening the Beta girls OF
Washburn college will have their an
nual spring party at the country nome
of Miss MignOn Logan west OF the COL
lege. The alumni chapter and the ac-
tive members and their men friends
Will be the guests. They Will drive out
late in the afternoon and have a PIC
mic supper, and will remain during the
evening
The Assembly club is planning to give
another party soon, but this time
1t is to be a card party instead OF
dance, and will be given, as usual at
the Elks' hall.
Mrs. w. r. stubbs, Mrs. ]. E. Man
ley and Mrs. W. S. Lindsay nave IS
sued invitations for an informal recep-
ton Saturday afternoon at . o cloc Ne
May 6, for Miss Henrietta Roeloss OF
Denver Col. Miss Roeloss is secretary
of the west central territorial com
mittee of the Young Woman's Chris
tian association, and will be the guest
of Mrs Lindsay the latter part or next
week Mrs. Ward, chairman or the
territorial committee, and Mrs NC
Lean, student secretary OF the com
mittee, will also be in Topeka next
week Mrs. Ward will be the guest
of Mrs. w. r. Stubs, and Mrs. Nc
Lean of Mrs. J. E. Manley.
The board of managers of the local
Y. W. c. A. will give d reception Fri
day evening for the visiting women at
the nome of Mrs. B. M Davies, 800
West Sixth avenue. The affair Will
be informal, and no invitations will be
issued. The members Of the assocla-
ton and their friends are asked to
call.
Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Mclean, and Miss
Roeloss will also be guests of honor
at a luncheon Saturday at the Mission
Tea room. Mrs. w. c. Payne and Mrs.
Wilbur of Lawrence, will arrive Sat
urday, and will attend the luncheon
and the party at the Governors House.
They will be guests, of Mrs. Stubbs
while they are in Topeka.
The sFortnightly club gave its four-1
teenth annual banquet Friday night at |
Mills Tea room. The POSTMASTER was
the clubs president, DR.. Charles NJ.
Sheldon, and responses were made as
follows: Men, Mrs. ]. B. Larimer;
"A Daniel Come to Judgment" Justice
w. A. Johnston; Dialect Story" Mrs.
A. D. Gray; "Fortnightly Takers and
Others" Mrs. Scott Hopkins; 1.-THE
Promised Land" Mrs. ]. D. Mcfarland;
THE Future of the Fortnightly," Mrs.
C. H. Whitcomb; a reading by Miss
Nanen Herren. Those who attended the
banquet, including members and
guests, We're: DR.. and Mrs. Charles M.
Sheldon. Judge and Mrs. G. H. Whit !
comb Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Whittemore, |
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Larimer, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. I
F. Spencer, Judge and Mrs. T. F. Gar
guerite Mills Mr.. D. A. Valentine and
Miss Valentine, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Hopkins, DR.. and Mrs. F. K. Sand
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Guild Mr..
and Mrs. E. T. Fairchild, Mr.. Justice
and Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Mr.. John Nc
Donald, Mr.. A. H. Thompson, Mr..
David Bowie, Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Henry Mason, Mrs. ]. D. Mcfarland, |
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Austin, Madame
Whittemore Mrs. T. f. Dewey, Mrs |
Noel, Miss Haight, Miss Nanen Herren,
Miss Hyde, and Mrs. Green.
The girls who attended the dinner
dance last night at Elks' hall given by
OaVf 81 AI,o
ing the programs with a good deal of
pride, and they are indeed, very at
tractive. They are made Of leather
in blue, the fraternity color, with the
name Phi Delta Theta, across the front.
On the inside of each of the covers,
is a pocket. In the pocket on the in
side of the front cover the menu card
and program for the toasts was placed
and on the inside of the back cover
was the dancing program. What kind
of a scheme would it be for the girls
to remove the programs and substitute
in their places a powder rag and a
small mirror?
Courtneys will have their Nav Dav
showing of hats Monday, May l.
The seniors of Washburn will give
a play Tuesday night May 8, in the
College chapel. The name of the show
has not yet been chosen. but it will be
a ]. NJ. Barrie production. Miss Pearl
LeCompte will coach the play. and
Miss Mary Gleed will have the leading
role. other important parts will be
taken by Mr.. Clarence Ream and Miss
Nina McClatchey.
A bridge party for thirty-six guests
was given this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Theodore Hammatt, SPA Polk
street. Mrs. M. c. Hammatt and Mrs.
Theodore Hammatt We're hostesses.
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A Topeka woman whose children all
resemble her in appearance, tells the
story of a distinguished guest who was
entertained at her home at a formal
dinner. He looked attentively at the