The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-15

|C)OGXTY.
! Two important teas next week are:
The q and L club party Thursday
afternoon at the EIks hall, and the
party Wednesday afternoon at which
! Mrs. ]. P. Raster and her daughters,
Nellie, Ruth and Louise, will be host
esses. The officers of the U and club,
Mrs. E. E. Ames, Mrs Frank Crane,
| Mrs. Chester woodward and Mrs.
] Harry Seery, will be in the receiving
! line and other members of the club
will help through the rooms with the
/ serving.
! Mrs. Raster and her daughters have
! asked the following friends to assist
! them: Mrs. George Guild, Mrs. J. H.
! McGoff, Mrs T. c. Biddle, Mrs. David
! E. Palmer, Miss Lucy Kingman, Mrs.
W. E. McVey. Mrs. o. j. Mouldy, Mrs.
| c. A. Mcclure, Mrs. T. S. Stevens, Miss
Winifred Williams, Miss Elizabeth
! Manspeaker, Miss Daisy Monroe and
Miss Mildred Guild.
| The wedding of Miss Gertrude Lam
! dis and Mr.. Louis Valentine of Clay
! Center was solemnized Thursday
/ the Congregational minister of Clay
! Center. The wedding was celebrated
| as quietly as possible on account of
| the recent death of Mr.. Valentines
brother. and the only guest was a girl
| friend of the brides. Mrs. Valentine
| was brought up in Clay Center, and
| she and Mr. Valentine have known
| each other a good many years. The
! wedding is of special interest to many
| Topeka people, for Mr.. Valentine was
| brought up in Topeka, and educated at
! Washburn college. The Valentine
| family lElve been prominent in the
i, affairs of the town for years. Mr..
| Valentine is the son of the late Judge
| D. M. Valentine, and his sister, Mrs.
| A. A. GODDARD. is well known in local
| club and social circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine went for
| short trip to Kansas City, and after
their return, will make their home in
Clay Center. where Mr.. Valentine is
editor of the Times.
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Mrs. Bernard Crosby entertained her
bridge club this afternoon at her home
on Tyler street;
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Hill will enter
tain their Saturday Evening Card club
Saturday night at dinner. The guests
boom, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Habig. Mr..
nd Mrs. c. E. Lagerstrom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lagerstrom and Mr.. and
Mrs, Luther Coppock.
A newly organized club of high
! high school and college people, called
the Xyotis club gave Il dance Thursday
night at the Elks hall. Those who at
ISnQ6Q were MISS Evelyn FOTQ, MISS
Maude McVey, Miss Louise Fairchild,
Miss Julia Ames, Miss Lois johnson,
Miss Corinne Ripley, Miss Nina Mich
olas, Miss Adelaide Johnson, Miss Mar
guerite SETTER, Miss Mary VanVech-
ten Miss Marie Porter, Miss Katherine
Albaugh, Miss Lucy Vawter, Miss
Frances Perry, Miss Marguerite Kiene,
Miss MelvA Gregg, Miss Alice Griffin,
Miss Vera Golf. Miss Jean Lindsay,
Miss Marjorie Whitney, Miss Lois
! Sonar M9rpuRrifP Nicholas Miss
! Mildred Newell, Miss Mildred Lewis.
Miss Alva johnson. Miss Franc Bank
er of Lawrence, Miss Edith Updegraf,
Miss Winifred Burch, Miss Veda Hold
son, Miss Louise Culver Miss Lillian
Lutz. Miss Annabel Garvey, Miss Ruth
Wilson, Miss Elizabeth Mills, Miss
Ruth Graham, Mr.. Elton Mcintosh,
Mr.. John Marsh, Mr.. Borie Rankin,
Mr.. Leland johnson. Mr.. Harold Por-
ter, Mr.. Morris Tucker, Mr.. Grass
moor, Mr.. Morris LaCroix, Mr.. Ken
/ meth Kline, Mr.. Ray Enfield. Mr..
/ Clayton Kline, Mr.. La Royce, Mr..
Jake Mertz. Mr.. Kenneth Moneypen-
] NY Mr. Ray Chamberlain, Mr.. J. H.
/ Jensen. Mr. Eurie Beckner, Mr.. Roy
/ Davis, Mr.. Robert Drum, Mr.. Earl
/ Trobert, Mr.. Clare Blont, Mr.. Erwin
/ Keller. MIR. Charles Robinson, Mr..
! Fred Cooper, Mr.. Warrick Brown Mr..
4 Earl Bailey, Mr.. Jack Fent. Mr. Elvin
| Osborne. Mr. Ray Jarney. Mr.. Pete
4
/ Fielding Gall. Mr.. George McNeish,
1 Mr. Samuel Lux Mr.. Thomas Forbes,
/ Mr.. Kenneth Roudebush, MIR. Roy
Davis Mr.. Bon Kerr and Mr.. Hugh
! Nichols.
/ \
Mrs w A. McCarter has returned
/ from Humboldt. where she went to
! make an address before the County
i Teachers association. The repre-
! sentative elect. Mr.. James Hamm,
/ took Mrs McCarter and her hosts for
an automobile ride through the coun-
/ try around Humboldt, and in the eV-
I ening Mayor and Mrs. Letzbach gave
I a reception for her at their home.
! Mrs. w. w KitcheH entertained
/ this afternoon in compliment to Mrs
/ F. f. Carr of Minneapolis, Mimi, who
/ is visiting her sisters Mrs Don
4 Mounday and Mrs. Hiram Root.
Miss Harriet Hill viii entertain her
/ club Saturday afternoon al her home.
! Athletic girls will be interested to
know that the most perfect physical
] specimen of girlhood that has ever en-
4 tered one of the large universities of
/ the country, got her physical culture in
the fields. doing the same kind of work
as the boys of her age. Miriam Hub