The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-07

had charge OF the program Aor Adoe
night, and those who took part We're
Mrs. E. G. Hughes, Miss Nellie Shep-
herd, Mrs. E. G. Foster, Mrs K II
Morehouse, Miss Katheryn Albaugh'
Miss May Clark. Miss Jessie Waller,
Miss Brunette Walter, Mrs Norman
Atkinson, Miss Lillian Stone. Mrs. NOR
ton Albaugh, Mrs. G. J. Wilson ana
Prof. D. II. Seymour.
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Mrs. Creighton Miller gave small
informal tea this afternoon at her
home for Mrs. Justus Baird of Kansas
City. Miss Guenn GODDARD will have
guests at bridge in Mrs. Baird's honof
Friday afternoon.
The girls of the Beta Sorority had
spread Wednesday night at the CHAP
ter house for their pledges
Miss Marjorie whitney gave hand
kerchief shower this afternoon for Miss
Esther Rodgers, whose marriage to Mr.
Robert Pierce will take place New
Years day.
Mrs W A. Harshbargcr will give
party for the girls of the senior class
of Washburn college Friday afternoon,
December 15.
Among those who attended the Ell<s'
dance last night, which was their first
ball for the season, were: Mr.. and Mrs
J. E. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs Floyd
Judge and Mrs r. A. Burch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warrick Updegraff, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 0. Anderson, Miss Kate Clough,
Miss Louise Culver, Miss Lenora
Stubs, Miss Laura Hall, Miss Marian
Wear, Miss Esther Dolley, Miss Laura
SouthWick, Miss Mamie Vedle. Miss
Dorothy Scott, Miss Ruth Whitney,
Miss Gregg, Mr.. Tod Matthews, Dr.
Mr.. Robert Shoemaker, Mr.. Jay Close,
Mr.. Philip Billiard, Mr.. Harry Wolff,
Mr.. Joe Risteen, Mr.. Bernard Crosby,
Mr.. Jack Campbell, Mr.. Baker, Mr.. G.
w. Burroughs
On the cards issued for one of the
recent teas, the receiving hours named
were from 2 to 6, and the hostesses in
who were Just neighbors,'' you know,
and whose time spent at receptions
would not amount in the aggregate. to
very many wasted hours. 1t had been
many years that their minds had been
chiefly occupied with the problems of
making Sundays roast last till ironing
day, and cutting down and splicing out
old dresses for growing daughters But
thoroughly. So they arrived at the
party promptly at p. M, and SAID
their farewells as the clock struck 6.
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The alumnae Owls will give a dance
Friday night, December %, at Hudsonss
hall.
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The semi-monthly dance of the Tues
day Evening club was given at Stein
berg'S Jackson street hall last night
Those who attended were: Mr.. and Mrs
Gaillaird Miller Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hol-
lingsworth, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hook
EFT, Mr.. and Mrs. William Sherman,
Miss Pearl GiVens Miss Bertha Becker,
Miss Hazel Null, Miss Nadeen Null.
Miss Minnie WILDER, Miss Hopkins,
Miss Rossi. Miss Sarah Fulton. Miss
Vera Benjamin. Miss Etnyre, Miss Ger
trude Heinz, Miss KatheryE Weber,
Miss McMahan Miss Ruby Givens, Miss
May Zelgler, Miss Sadie Baird, Miss
Mildred Baird, Miss Bess Rhoades, MISS
Florence Rowe. Miss Foster, Miss
Towne Miss Nell Warwick, Mr.. Otto
2 Hughes. Mr.. Ross Tracy, Mr.. Her
bert L. Robinson, Mr. Ray Locke MT
George Zeigler, Mr.. George Helm, Mr..
Russell Handy, Mr.. II. c. Cosand, MI
Arthur Chase, Mr.. Ross Swingley, MI
Harry Morrison, Mr. E. S. Osborne.
Mr. Arlo Hubbard, Mr.. G. BrookoVer'
Mr.. c. E. Nelson, Mr.. Gus Miller. Dr.
NJ L. Bishoff, Mr.. Baker, Mr. r. f.
Etnyre. Mr.. Ginger, Mr.. Russell Glf11e,
M George Tenneson Mr.. Delaney,
Mr. Merle Moreland, Mr. Jack CROW
and Mr. Irwin Snattinger.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Marie Lagerstrom went to Atch-
ison today to be the guest OF MISS ho-
Mrs Justus Baird, who is the guest
of Miss Guenn GODDARD, will return Sat
urday to her home in Kansas City
Mrs W. R. Stubs spent "Wednesday
in Kansas City in the interests OF the
Equal Suffrage association.
Miss Johanna Nielsen of Long i5eacn'
Cal, win arrive next week to pc the
guest of Miss LeOna HaskeH. She WIZ
remain until after the Christmas hoii-
Buy your Christmas presents First
Congregational Bazaar
Miss Charlotte Lyle, who teaches
domestic science at Augusta, Kansas
will come to Topeka to spend the
Christmas holidays with her sister
Miss Ella Lyle, of Washburn college,
Miss Elizabeth Ewers of Chicago is
i'll at the Thomas Lyon nome.
Miss G, ace Frost will return the
last of the week from trip TO VIZ
ginia and Des PLANES, Iowa.
Mrs. Frank Bradley has returned
from a short visit In Kansas Clly-
Mrs. Clarence Radford returned TO-
do after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mr.. and and Mrs. John Richardson
Of GLADE are gne5h5s a0 0e Mg A''e7
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bowers and
their children of Philadelphia, Pa,
who are guests of Mrs Bowers pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Lytle, Will
go to Emporia the last OF the week TO
visit friends. ~, ....,z
+ba C.11ristrnas holidays in Detroit
Mich. Miss McClintoek was formerly
a. student at Miss Liggett's school OF
III 5rh ul' program for the entertainment
at the Railroad Y. M. G. A. Friday
night will be given by Mr.. Franklin
Hunt of Kansas City, accompanied py
Miss Jean Parkhurst. The NUMBERS
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