The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-29
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Twenty women VIII serve as chaper-
ons for the KirIness. The list is not
yet complete, but Mrs. Albert T. Held,
who is chairman of a committee to
look after that detail of the arrange
ments, is selecting her assistants. The
girls who VIII have part in the Span
ish dance are: Miss Leona Curtis,
Miss Marian Wear, Miss JeSSica Short
Miss Helen Mitchell, Miss June Mitch
ell Miss Hazel Nelson, Miss Edna
Bear, Miss Rose Hite. Miss Jean Rodg-
ers Miss Helen Spielmanss-A4iss Miriam
Foster, and Miss Ruth Eamlin. The
! Grecian dancers will be: Miss Lenore
Monroe, Miss Daisy Monroe, Miss Zil-
lah Mileham, Miss Dorothy Brown,
Miss Lillian Stone, Miss Alice Griffin,
Miss MignOn Logan, Miss Anneta
| Nichols, and Miss Opal Corbett. The
list for the dance of the seasons is
not yet complete but among those
who will have part in it are; Miss
Bertha Hull, Miss Gladys Boyle, Miss
Ernestine Kline, Miss Helen Louise
Crosby, Miss Louise Culver, Miss
Katheryn A1baugh, Miss Alice Hughes,
and Miss Polly Mowers. The girls who
have thus far been asked for the dance
of night and day, are Miss Elizabeth
Holiday, Miss Grace Koontz, Miss
Dorothy Porter, Miss Clyde Bonebrake,
! Bliss Marie Lagerstrom, Miss Ruth
Whitney, and Miss Marguerite Koontz
Miss Eva Smith gave a luncheon
today at her home on Topeka ave
nue., for Miss Floyd Robenson, who
will be married Wednesday evening to
Lieutenant Frederick Barrows. The
table was decorated in pink roses and
pink candles, and covers were laid
for: Miss Robenson. Mrs. J. P. Rowley
Mrs. Adelaide Smith, Mrs. Eugene
Sallee, Mrs. Monte Kistler, Mrs Wal
ter Hayes, Mrs. Charles Mitchell, Mrs.
Roland Perkins, Miss Eleanor Wheeler,
Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Frances
ConnelL Miss Helen McClintock, Miss
Parmelia Curtis, Miss Edna Herbst,
and Miss Eva smith
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The Tivoi club gave a dance Fri
day night, October IS, at the new Nc
Rae hall, on Quincy and Seventh
streets.
The City Federation of Womens
clubs will hold the opening meeting
of the season Thursday afternoon,
october 8, in the Y. W. G. A. rooms,
at 2:3O o'clock. The members of the
federation are earnestly asked to at
tend, and an interesting meeting IS ex-
pected- The program which has been
arranged for the session is as follows;
iPano solo, the Sextet from Lucia de
LammermOor, arranged for the left
hand by Leschetizky, Miss Nellie Shep-
herd: vocal solo by Mrs. G. W. Payne;
reading by Miss Hazel Barnweu; and
an address on Egyptian Architecture,
illustrated by pictures, Mrs. L. D.
Whittemore.
Miss Marjorie Haynes, Miss Elizabeth
Potter, Miss Ethel Brooks, and Miss
Flora Hedge of Emporias are visiting
Miss Helen AneS. Miss AneS gave a
luncheon for them today at Mills tea
room, and has asked guests for bridge
Saturday afternoon in compliment to
them. Besides the guests of honor,
the guests at the bridge party will be:
Miss Helen McClintoclx. Miss Gertrude
! McClintock, Miss Edith Thompson,
Miss Edna Gafford, Miss Edna Thomp-
son, Miss Hazel Allison of Clay Cen
ter, Miss Guenn GODDARD. Miss Daisy
Monroe, Miss Alice Griffin. Miss Alice
Larimer. Miss Elfe Dean, and Miss
Lenore Monroe.
Miss Anna Shay of Toledo, O., who
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Stae-
bier was the guest of honor at an in
| formal bridge party which Mrs. Henri
Strawn gave at her home Thursday
afternoon. Those who played were:
Miss Shay. Mrs Staebler, Mrs. War
rick UDdegraff. Miss Julia Larimer.
Miss Alice Larimer, Miss Joy Paxton,
Miss Bernice Emahizer and Miss May
Margaret Perkins and Mrs. Strawn.
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Miss Margaret Ashton and Mr..
Harry Servis were married Wednesday
morning at the Church of the Assump-
ton Miss Mary MaAuliffe was Miss
Ashton's bridesmaid. and Mr.. Servis
was attended by Mr.. Claud Ashton.
The bride was gowned in white satin
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