The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-20

Mrs. Alvarado NJ. Fuller, Mrs. J. NJ
} Cornell, Mrs. Charles Blood Smith,
1 Mrs. Silas Porter, Mrs. J. B. Johnson,
1 Mrs. Eugene Hagan, Mrs. d. M.
/ w. Knowles, Mrs. Nathan Price, Mrs.
/ Marie Price Wear, Mrs. J. D. McFar-
land. Miss Ruth Wood, Miss Edith
Cornell and Miss Katherine McFar-
land.
Announcement has been made of
I the engagement of Miss Margaret
! Better of 921 Buchanan street and J.
Howard Moore of Oketo, Kan. The
/ wedding will take place Thanksgiving
4 day. Both Miss Better and Mr.. Moore
are graduates of Baker university,
Baldwin, and Miss Better is a mem Der
( of the Tri Delt sorority, and Mr.
( Moore is a Kappa Sigma man. Miss
Better Travelled in Europe after her
graduation and is now a teacher in
Polk school. Mr.. Moore is cashier in
the State Bank of Oketo, of which his
father is an officer.
The varsity club will give a dance
in Hudsons hall Friday night, Novem-
Der "a.
Mrs. George NJ. Crawford and Mrs.
Arthur Capper will entertain at cards
Friday afternoon at Mrs. Crawford s
home on Tyler street
Miss Ethelyn Harrison entertained
her bridge club Friday afternoon with
the following guests besides the mem
bers: Mrs. A. W. Lacey Mrs. L. 5
Ferry, Mrs. Louis Nelson OF Kansas
City, MISS Mary Harrison, Miss Mabel
Ranney of Arkansas City, Miss Nellie
Baker of Lathrop, Mo. and Miss Ger
trude Reed.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs T. w Harrison will go to kan
sas City Tuesday to spend a few days
with her daughter, Mrs Louis Nelson
Mrs. Nelson, who is the guest of her
mother, will return to Kansas City
with her.
Miss Marian Wear. Miss Marie La
gerstron Mr. James Hayes and Mr.
Joe Risteen motored to Lawrence Sat
urday to attend the football game.
Mrs J. c. McClintock is spending a
week in Junction City.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Mulroy. who
went to Chicago last Thursday, Will
return home tonight
Mr.. Clyde Adams and Mr.. Henry
LATER, students at the State univer-
sity, Lawrence, will come to Topeka
Friday to attend the varsity dance
Friday night.
next month to be the guest of Mrs.
Fraser Cole
Mrs. Noble Prentis has returned
from Lawrence. where she attended
the funeral of Mrs. w j. Robinson.
Mrs. Prentis will be in Topeka about
a week longer.
Mrs. ]. Huey and her daughter,
Marguerite, went to Kansas City this
morning to hear NJ. Boguslawskis re-
citaI at the Shubert theater.
The Helping Hand society of the
First Congre gational church Will meet
Friday afternoon, November q. with
Mrs. John Burnett, 100 Polk street
Mrs. NJ NJ. Miller gave an informal
tea last week in honor of MRS w h
SNYDER of South Haven, Mich, who
was her guest for few days. Mrs
Albert Green and Mrs. J. F. Leopold
assisted Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Snyder has
gone to California to spend the winter
The marriage of Miss Lucia Brown
and Efr. Harry Adds of Terre Haute.
Ind. who have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Krammes, t ok place
Thursday at the Krammes home on
West Sixth avenue Mr.. Adds is
merchant of Terre Haute and he ana
his wife will go there to make their
home. after a visit to friends in Hot
Springs, Ark
Judge Frank Doster returned today
from a business trip to Leavenworth.
The Alethean Literary society of
Washburn college has elected the fol-
lowing new members: Miss Bessie
Allen, Miss Emma Burnette, Miss Imo-
gene Burnett. Miss Jessie Cannon,
Miss I.eita Coover. Miss Frances Cor
nick. Miss Irene Dean. Miss Mabel
Colbert, Miss Grace Eldridge. Miss
Bess Emery. Miss Josephine Emerson,
Miss Edna Gerken. Miss Airline Jor-
dan, Miss Fay Hathaway, Miss Mary
Hoover. Miss Alice Lambert, Miss Eliz-
abeth March. Miss Isabel March, Miss
Elsie Marti Miss F'ina OFT. Miss Hazel
Klingaman. Miss Goldie Sawyer, Miss
Mary Shirer Miss Lucille Shukers. Miss
Helen Stewart, Miss Mabel Thresher,
Miss Edith Titus. Miss Bessie Weed
man. Miss Angie Parker and Miss Ber-
tina Yaussi.
The L. P. Robinson family will
move to Burlington, Vermont, the
first of January
Mr.. James Mcclure and Mr.. Tink-
ham Veaie spent Saturday in Law
renee
Mrs. \. R. Trip of Kansas City is
visiting Mrs A. H. Ellis