The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-09

snyder, Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, Mrs. Geo..
T: Stitt. Mrs. w. F. Ingham of Kansas
Huntsberger, Mrs. A. G. Durham, Mrs.
frank Grote, Mrs. Charles Wore, Mrs.
=; h Stuart. DR.. Sarah Kline, Mrs.
shepard, Miss Santa Waters Mrs. T.
craven, Mrs. J. N Abrahams, Mrs
Ralph Moore, Mrs. ]. T. Nicholas, Miss
Wlnona McLatchey, Mrs. ]. r. Har-
i rIson, Mrs. w. o. Nevill Mrs. Charles
Wardin, Mrs. A. Newman, Mrs. ]. F.
hostesses were: Mrs. w. T. Davis,
Mrs. II. Ward Page, Mrs. S. B. Rohrer,
Mrs. George Payne, Mrs. w. F. AK
tel. Mrs. c. A. Moore, Miss Maud
MISS Jessie Waller, Miss May Clark,
Miss Florence Craven, Miss Nellie
Shepard and Miss Edna Haywood.
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A student at a Chicago medical
Schooi came home lately to board with
ms parents and visit his best girl a
rev days. He and the girl were walk
ing down the street one afternoon.
"H eea1 the man saw approaching them
relIow student, personal friend, and
a member of the same frat Neither
knew that the other was in town. and
our friend was preparing to give the
visitor hearty welcome to our city
ana introduce him to the dear girl.
This girl, by the way is one of the
handsomestr young women in Topeka.
Tnat IS a point on which there seems
10 be no difference of opinion, for
she is person that everyone acknow1-
edges Is pretty. The Chicago man
approached but evidently didn't rec
ognize his friend, for his eyes were
glued fast to the girl, nor would he
withdraw his gaze long enough to no.
tee the uneasy male person at her side
until the said m. p. had waved his hat
in the air, spoken his name quite dis
tlnctiy and at last brought him back
TO consciousness by the hand clasp of
their order. After that he naturally
felt some qualms about introducing
the chap to Best Girl, and having
been just as polite as he had to be,
he hurriedly arranged another meet
ing with his friend when the girl
would be safely at home behind drawn
blinds.
The Helping Hand society of the
First Congregational church gave a
play this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Warren NJ. Crosby.
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Mrs. George Morehouse, 216 West
Eighth avenue, will receive tonight
from to s, for the Good Government
club. Anyone who wishes to call is
invited, and the party is for both men
and women. Mr.. George Morehouse
will make an informal address, and
there will be some musical numbers.
Mrs. F. w. Pitcher, 3O6 Woodlawn
avenue will entertain Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Monday afternoon, attended by large
number of guests. Mrs. Lillian Mitch
ner and Mrs Lucia o. Case addressed
the company, and music was furnish
ed by Miss Eva Corning, who sang
Voices of the Woods by Ruben
stein, and suffrage song.
Hostesses for Thursday afternoon
are: Mrs. p. J. Clevenger. 500 West
Tenth avenue; Mrs A. e. Jones, 1852
Washburn avenue; Mrs. H. H. Hall,
S31 North Quincy street. At Mrs.
Halls tea Mrs. E. S. Marshall will
speak on why Women Need the Bal
lot" Thursday evening the regular
meeting of the club will be held at
the home of Mrs. Lee Monroe. 900
Harrison street. The public is in
vited
The hostesses for Friday afternoon
will be: Mrs. E. s. Marshall and Mrs.
Ward Burlingame, at Mrs. Burlin-
games home. 626 Topeka avenue: Mrs.
F. J. Hill, 1871 Harrison street; Mrs
Miss Fanny Cole, lis Film re street;
Friday night Mrs. Lucia o. Case, 1900
West Tenth avenue.
Saturday afternoon: Mrs. Frank p.
Lindsay, Hampton and Lincoln streets.
Saturday night. Mrs. Helen 1. Francis,
at her studio, 414 Commerce building.
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Miss Marian Thompson entertained
her bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Welcome Aver substituted for an
y
The last meeting of the year OF the
T. G. F. club was held this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. George Anthony.
42T Tyler street.
The K. A. N. S. girls of the last
class of the high school |
will have reunion Wednesday at the !
home of Miss Margaret Fuller, sos |
Madison street.
Miss Maud Mary Kline will have |
charge of the program at the Central
Y. NJ. G. A. tonight at o'clock, which |
will be as follows:
March, Triumphal, Rathburn-I
Miss Kline and Miss Florence Craven l
Observation-Disclosures Ladies' Quar-
tet.
Reading, Mary James Ma--Miss
Carrie Mcknight.
Vocal, A Merry Brown Thrush
Miss Louise Lohmuller.
Violin, A Simple Confession, Thome /
Miss Emma Hopper.
Tenor solo, selected-Mr. Leland |
McAfee.
Heading. The Americanizing of
Andre Francois-Miss Nina Roude- |
bush.
Vocal. Request, smith-Mrs. j. G.
Nicholas.
Violin. Overture San souci-Miss
Emma Hopper.
Reading, The Yankee in Love-
Miss Mcknight.
Vocal (a) Fhene Fan, Beach; OBJ |
Annie Laurie-Miss Irene McNamee.
Piano duet, II Trovatore, Verdi
Miss Kline and Miss Craven.