The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09

A microscopic survey of next week :
calendar reveals only a few small
breaks in the period of social dizziness
imposed by the season and the bad
weather The bridge, music, and study
clubs continue their sessions, anu
among those that will meet next week
is the Bohemian club Which Will be
entertained Tuesday evening by ME-
and Mrs Charles Short. Mrs. Hiram
Price Dillon will entertain the Dupl'-
cate Whist club Tuesday afternoon,
and Mrs. Henri Strawn and Miss Edna
Thompson entertain their respective
bridge clubs the same day. The Wig
nette club will meet Tuesday at Z:3C
O'Clock with Mrs. Elon s. Clark, All
Topeka avenue, and the Chandos club
will meet Thursday with Mrs. F. =
Gilmore. at her home on West Tenth
street. Mrs. d. P Paxton Will enter
tain her bridge club Monday after
noon.
Mrs. c. I. Martin entertained her
bridge club this afternoon. Guests be-
sides the members. were Mrs. S. NJ.
Brewer and Mrs. J. a. Dooley.
Mrs W. E Davis and Mrs. Clarence
Wetherton were hostesses at bridge
party Friday afternoon, at the Davis
home, 1885 Fillmore street. Mr. anu
Mrs Davis bought Mr.. Fred Bullene :
house when he moved to Kansas City.
1t is quite a pretty bungalow, with Il
deep porch, and attractive inside mn
ishing and furniture. At the PARTY, IA
bles were placed in the large front
room. which had pretty decoration OF
spring flowers. The mantel above TIE
big, rough stone fireplace, was banked
with jonquils, daffodils, and fern, and
bouquets of the same flowers were used
through the rooms open to the guests.
Those who played were: Mrs. Normd in
Pickens of Lawrence. who is Mrs
Wetherton'S guest, Mrs. w. Y Morgan
of Hutchinson, Mrs. George Porter of
Archie, MO, MRS. Norman >. w ear
Mrs. Don Mulvane, Mrs. Rousseau
Burch, Mrs. Charles Sessions, Mrs
Walter Hayes, Mrs. Harvey Powell
Mrs. Maude Gilyeat, Mrs. Norman e.
Atkinson, Mrs. a. 7. Lucas, Mrs. R. T
Kreipe, Mrs. c. NJ. Hill, Mrs. (. L.
Parr, Mrs. c. c. Higgins, Mrs H. l..
Peppmeyer, Mrs. Arch Catlin, Mrs. w
Nv. Strickland, Mrs. Ernest Tucker,
Mrs. z. @. Hopkins, Mrs Z. G. Foster,
Mrs. w. S. HaysIp, Mrs. Clarence
Chase, Mrs. ]. T. Botkin, Mrs. viva
Hopkins, Mrs. Earl Akers, Mrs A W.
Purdy, Mrs. j. S. Sproar, Mrs. Clarence
Bowman, Miss Marie Cuthbert and Miss
Anna Speck-
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Wetherton gave
2 thimble party Thursday afternoon dt
the Davis home. and the guests for
that affair were: Mrs. Pickens, Mrs
L. J. Pettyjohn of Dodge City, Mrs.
w. NJ. Briggs of Portsmouth O., Mrs.
J. N. Hostetter of Mulvane Mrs. Frank
organ, Mrs. w. R. Stubs, Mrs E. I
Fairchild. Mrs. John Dawson, Mrs.
Henry Mason, Mrs. J. N. Dolley, Mrs.
Harry Bowman, Mrs. Philip Eastman.
Mrs. f. P. MacLennan, Mrs. w. z.
HemphilL Mrs. Clyde Miller, Mrs. J.
T. Kimbrough, Mrs. G. G. Moore, Mrs
r. N. McEntire, Mrs. John P. Siegel
Mrs W. T. Coolidge, mrs. S. ]. Crun1-
bine, Mrs. B. F. Milton, Mrs. Charles
Milton Mrs. c. NJ. Hensley, Mrs. A
A Sharp, Mrs. Baird, Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Makepeace of Witch
tia, Mrs. Mark Tulley, Mrs. Erner, Mrs
S. w Mullinix, Mrs. W. j. Hosciet,
Mrs. c. 1. Martin. Mrs. Fred Stewart t,
Mrs. Ray Bragg, Mrs. A. V. Sans,
Mrs. ARA Clark, Mrs. E. E. BroOkens,
Mrs. c. B. Van Horn, Mrs. George
Beach, Mrs. H. K Brooks, Mrs. John
Kelley, Mrs. c. L Fuller, Mrs. Arthur
Hodgins. Mrs George Hetherington,
Mrs. w. H. Kemper, Mrs. o. w. Lamb,
Mrs. ]. w. Johnston, Mrs. George P
McEntire, Mrs. L. f. McEntire, Mrs.
5. S. Beggs, Mrs. Bruce LeMonte Ie-
garno, Mrs. Howard Parker. Mrs. w. |
NJ Macferran, Mrs H c. kibbee, Mrs |
c. D. Brouyette, Mrs. Alzina Strait, |
Ley, Miss Mary MacLennan, Miss Meta !
Allison. Miss Eva Roter' Miss Mary |
Minis.
The members of the Minerva club |
will be entertained at dinner tonight at
the EIks' club by their husbands Mr. |
Morton Albaugh will be POSTMASTER, |
and responses will be made as Follows;
What 1t Is WORTH Mr.. H Ward |
Page: Our Rights-Have We Any?" |
MFR G G. Blakeley: 1.-The Trials of a /
Husband Mr.. E. G. !
Hughes; Harlequin Serenade," Mr.. w |
2. AxteIl; Our Guests" Mr.. George |
Godfrey Moore: New Club Members |
Mr.. S. B. Rohrer; Regrets of a Min
srva Husband DR.. T. ]. Kimbrough; !
La Tosca,'' Mr.. W. T. AXtell; THE +
Price We Pay" Mr. Robert Stone; |
What the Minervas Have Done for My |
Administration Hon. w r. Stubs.
The semi-annual meeting of the
'Concordia Colony in Topeka" was held |
It the Throop hotel, Friday evening. |
The party was a pleasant one though |
here were only about half the number |
present that usually attend those af-
airs. on account of the diSag Teea BILE |
weather. One side of the hotel dining |
-oom was reserved for the club. and |
Inner was served at $50 o'clock Music |
vas furnished throughout the dinner |
~ a stringed orchestra. The president.
Mrs. f. W. Daugherty. and a number
IF the guests made short after dinner
'peeches. recounting -recollections of |
sarly days in Concordia and Cloud |
:ounty. 1t was decided to hold the |
summer picnic at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. John Caylor, northwest of town.
some time in June, the date to be de-
ermined later. Those who attended /
he dinner and reunion We're: Mr. and |
Mrs. F. W. Daugherty. and their son,
Finley. Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Bowman
Ind Fred and Horace Bowman. Mr..
Ind Mrs. z. V. King and their sons.