The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-19

Miss Gladys Scott gave a bridge
party this afternoon at her home or
West Tenth avenue, for Miss Efie
Banter. Her guests were: Miss
Banter, Mrs. Warrick Updegraff, Mrs
Frank Griggs, Mrs Roy Thompson
Mrs. Cecil Forter, Mrs. Fred Davis
Miss Bess Resseguie of Chicago, Miss
Eugenia Quinton, Miss Hazel Howe
Miss Corinne, Coston, Miss Louise Nc
Gon, Miss Lillian McGon, Miss Lenora
Stubs, Miss Helen Spielman, Miss
Laura Southwick. Miss Jessica Short,
Miss Grace Frost, Miss Alice Larimer,
Miss Margaret Garvey, Miss Nell
Kouns, Miss Sarah Kouns. Miss Alice
Meade, Miss Reita Updegraff and Miss
I Hazel Risteen.
/ The Sigma Delt girls of Washburn
gave a dinner Monday night at Mills
Tea room. Two large tables We're
placed together. and lighted by can
dies with yellow shades which stood in
/ rows between pumpkins, followed out
and filled with fruit The name cards
were decorated with pictures of tur-
keys, and the doilies bore the Sigma
Delt monogram Covers were laid for
twenty-eight.
! There is much excitement at the
college today among the fraternity and
sorority people, for it is what is called
Asking Day" The rusheeS have to
answer before 6 o'clock this evening
the society they choose to affiliate
with.
The golf match between the teams
of the Dread Golf club and the Tope-
ka Country club, played on the Topeka
course Saturday afternoon, resulted In
a victory of the Topeka team. The
score was 16 to s. Nine of the Dread
players made the trip. The results
of the matches were as follows: A.
Fassler defeated Barteldes, 2 to /;
Guibor defeated Josselyn, to l; Arm
49, Tac-tf n q
foated M. W. Sterling, to 0; Snyder
defeated Crawford. to 0; W1ison de-
feated Patterson, to o.; Cooper de-
feated Merriam, to 1, and Johnson
won from Dudley, to 0. rho local
players were entertained at luncheon
given by the Topeka team, and the trip
proved an enjoyable one. An inter
change of games will be arranged be-
tween the two clubs next spring
Lawrence Journal-World.
Mrs Don Mulvane has asked guests
for an informal party Wednesday af-
ternoon for Miss Fife Banter.
The West Side Forestry Club will
have its November meeting Thursday
afternoon, November 81, with Mrs. D.
H. Forbes.
The vespuccian club will meet
Thursday with Mrs. w. F. Cochran
1904 Fillmore street.
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Mr.. Archie Mulholland gave an in
formal party Monday night for Mrs
MuIholland, in honor of her birthday
anniversary at their home on West
Eighth avenue. About a dozen guests
attended.
The program given at the last
meeting of the Ladies' Music club was
as follows:
Miss Ellen Parkhurst.
Minuet beethoven
Romance ---.... ..''-. SWehusoh
Mazurka ........--.. .-...---..-
Mrs. Stuart Forbes.
The Little Dutchman. Brahms
Miss Irene Chandler.
The Shut Eye Train. Henry K. Hadley
Billy and His Drum.
The CANDY Lion. .Gerrit Smith
Miss Jessica Short.
Mrs. Frank Thomas
Cobwebs .......... Gerrit Smith |
Just for Luck. Jane Van Etten |
Mrs. Ralph Skinner
Miss Phinney.
Mrs E. S. PettyJohn entertained the
Topeka w. c. r. U. Monday after
nue.. A discussion of finances by Mrs
Clara Baker, and a report of the |
essay contest work in the public
schools by Miss Olive Bray was fol-
lowed by a social hour.
concert will be given tonight in
Washburn college chapel under the
of the fine arts department
of the school, Heniot Levy. pianist.
will furnish the program, which will
be as follows:
SerieuSes 49,. Mendelssohn
Sonata. OPP. So. B minor. Chopin
Mazurka, B minor Chopin
F sharp major. Chopin
ScherZo, B minor .-........ Chopin
Fantasia, c minor, OPP. It. Schumann
Toccata Schumann
Etude. F minor 800 List
Overture, Tannhauser. Wa gner-Liszt
Announcements have been issued for
the marriage of Miss Estelle Hahn and
Mr.. Arthur Lane, which took place in
Kansas City, Kansas.
Mrs John Price of 1911 Quincy
street will celebrate her ninetieth
anniversary Friday. and her
have asked all the Welsh peo-
pie of Topeka to a party they will give
for her Friday evening at o'clock at
her home.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Walter Goldschmidt, of New
York, is visiting his uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Weiskirch. MI