The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-02

Those who attended the Tivoli and
high school dance Friday night at Hud-
sons hall were: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
II Reid, Miss Bess Thompson, Miss
Winifred Burch, Miss Grace Grote.
Miss Madeline Whitney, Miss Helen
Spielman, Miss Helen Crawford, Miss
Marguerite Nichols. Miss Ruth Smith,
Miss Katheryn Allen, Miss Helen Mitch
ell, Miss Marguerite Thrapp, Miss LU-
cile Mills. Miss Helen Cook, Miss Lou
Use Bell, Miss Ruth Whitney, Miss Dor
othy Scott, Miss Fern Mold, Miss Lou
ise Culver, Miss Louise Lutes, Miss
Gladys Scott, Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss
Mary Cooper, Miss Frances Perry,
Miss E2rnestine Kline. Miss Maud Nc
Vey Miss Ruth Graham, Miss Mar
guerite Kiene, Miss Marian Wear, Miss
Clyde Bonebrake, Miss Dorothy Bar
ber Miss Helen Louise Crosby, Ma.
Bane Edison, Mr.. WendaH Lyman, Mr..
Paul Heinz, Mr.. Will Denny, Mr.. Jack
Campbell, Mr.. Russell Frost, Mr.. Kent
Moneypenny. Mr.. Glare Blount, Mr..
Mark TuIly, Mr.. Walter Haywood, Dr.
Merrill Lindsay, Mr.. Robert Shoe
maker. Mr. Stuart Drum. Mr.. Paul
Moneypenny. Mr.. Phillip Sampson, Mr..
Merrill Segar, Mr.. Frank Fable, Mir
AnSelus Burch, Mr.. Nelson Meade, Mr.
Holmes Meade, Mr.. Sam Stewart, Mr.
F'ielden Gall, Mr.. Kenneth RoudeDusIl'
Mr. James Mcfarland, Mr.. Morris
Tucker, Mr., Roy Johnson, Mr.. Franz
Willard Mr.. Kenneth Lewis, MIR. Sam
Marsh. Mr.. Roy Davis, Mr.. Arthur
Buff, Mr. Joe Risteen. Mr.. Phillip
Sproat, Mr.. Jack Erickson MI. Jol'n
Smalley, Mr.. Waite Lytle, Mr. Arthur
Poole, Mr. Harold Spielman, Mr.. Joe
Hull and MI. LaRue Royce,
The d. d. Whist club met today with
Miss Mary Thompson at her home
1914 Topeka avenue.
The Chaldean club will meet Monday
with Mrs. S. s. Estey. Mrs. Frank
Sanders will give an address on tire
subject, I'm and Around BOSTON, ana
Mrs. Scott Hopkins will speak about
the Rise and Fall of Diaz-" A gen
eraI discussion of present conditions IN
Mexico will be entered into by the
members of the club
The Matinee Music club viii meet
Thursday March Z. with Miss Mary
MacLennan. Dean Horace Whitehouse,
of Washburn college, will speak to the
club on the opera La Boheme-" The
o lines, Music club and the Music
Study club are invited to be guests at
the meeting
Mrs. T. J. Baker of Johnston, Vt,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. A B. WHIT
ing. Some parties are being planned
for her during her visit, though no
definite arrangements have yet been |
made. Her niece, Mrs. H. L. Shirer.
expects to give dinner Tor her one |
day next week.
Mrs. c. o. Knowles will entertain the |
west Side Reading club at an all-day !
meeting Tuesday, March .. at her home |
7O2 Harrison street Luncheon viii De
sarved at noon, followed by an election |
of officers. and q decision will be made !
as to what the club will do for charity |
in the coming year
The tea which was to have been given /
This afternoon by the Girls Guild d |
the First Mathodist church, at the |
home of Mrs. L. S. Pettyjohn. has been |
nostponed until Saturday. March g. on
account of the storm.
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The EIwell Bridge Club will be enter
tanned at luncheon next Tuesday. by
Mrs. d. O.. McCray, 140l Topeka avenue
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The I. N. P. 8 Of the High school l
81 night followed by a supper at the
The members of the
party were: Miss May Tomlinson, Miss /