The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-24


| this vest is finished with a dark blue
velvet ribbon lied in a bow and ends
at the front. The narrow skirt which
joins the bodice beneath a sim pie cord
is banded to the knees with the silk
The skirt has an angular closing and
the silk band is trimmed with small
buttons and loops.
The Portia club will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock with Mrs E.
G. Foster. Each member may bring
guest to the meeting.
The Monday Tourist club held their
guest day meeting yesterday, the first
session of the year, at the home OF
Mrs j. P. Carnahan short pro-
gram was given, including a vocal sole
by Mrs. Eleanor Huston, a piano sole
by Mrs. Hugh Fisher, and a reading
by Mrs. Isabel Macarthur. The guests,
besides the members of the club, were;
Mrs. George Wilmarth, Mrs. Louis Van
Dorp, Mrs. Nelson Petro, Mrs. George
Mccoy. Mrs. H. B. Howard, Mrs Harry
Rhodes. DR.. Eva Harding, Mrs. J. Cum
ningham, Mrs. Ralph Scamel. Mrs w
W. Yates Mrs. M. A. Gilyeat, Mrs
Walter Bates, Mrs Blount, Mrs. Isabel
Maud Mary Kline Miss Jane Carnahan,
and Miss Blanche Carnahan.
The Tivoli club have elected the fol-
lowing officers for the year: Mr..
Holmes Meade. president; Mr.. Jack
Campbell vice president; Mr. WendaH
LYMAN, secretaryi Mr.. Dick Fritz,
treasurer, and Mr.. Charles Mckee,
floor manager. They announce the fol-
lowing dances for the season: october
1S, a Thanksgiving dance November
%, the Christmas dance December 20,
January 80, March "a, and April "a.
A meeting of the Good Government
club will be held Thursday afternoon
at the Y. w. c. A.
The Y. w. G. A. has declared that
it does not believe in excluding men.
and some recently developed love af-
fairs in the association, one of which
has been announced, would seem to
substantiate the assertion. AT all
events, the men are to be admitted
to the German classes, which will be
taught by Mrs. Agnes Voegtle. The
German classes will be held Tuesday
each week, the beginning class at
and the advance class at 8 in the even
ing.
The French classes will be held Mon
day and will be under the direction
Of Mrs. George Stone. The beginning
class will meet at 4 in the afternoon
and the advance class at s. and a
third class to be organized will meet
at in the evening.
The I. W. Z. A CnOruS is TO De
under the direction, of Mr.. Herman
Springer this year, and Miss Myrtle
Radcliffe will be accompaniSt.
An interesting feature of the asso-
citation work will be a class in current
events conducted by Mr.. Scott Hopkins
The first meeting of that class will be
held two weeks from tonight. Next
Tuesday night the first of a series of
travel lectures will be given. The ad-
dresses will be made by Topeka people
who have visited different parts of
the world
A suffrage meeting will be held to-
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Thurston, 1901 Lane street. Ad-
dresses will be made by Chief Justice
w. A Johnston, Judge Frank Doster,
Mr. George Hughes, Mr.. John Mac
Mr.. H. W. Jones and Mrs B. B.
Smythe will sing.
Miss Mary Whittier entertained 1T
miscellaneous shower Saturday af-
ternoon at her home, 1929 Tyler
street in honor of Miss Hazel Reed,
whose wedding to Mr.. Ralph Maxs IN
of La Harpe, Kan, takes place next
month. Those present were: Mss
Hazel Reed, Miss Marie Coons of Mar
haitian, Kan; Miss Wynona Jones of |
Atchison. Kan; Miss Irene Pryor Miss |
Beulah Perkins, Miss Harriet Embree, |
Miss Pearl Givens, Miss Ethel Grant. |
Miss Minnie Jones. Miss Esther Peers, |
Miss Beulah Chalmers, Miss Fanny |
Sibley. Miss Adele Sibley Miss Flora |
Gordon, Miss Grace Vreeland, Mrs |
Charles Walsh, Mrs. Leonard Vroo- |
man.
Notes and Personal Mention
Miss Marian Thompson, who spent |
the past month in Massachusetts, and |
Montreal, will return home in a few |
days.
Miss Lucille Lynch of Omaha. Ne!.,
is visiting Mrs. B. NJ. Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fuller of Madi- |
son, Wis, are the parents of a sen, /
whom they have named Harold. Mrs.
Fuller was formerly Miss Margaret |
Douglass, who was secretary of the I
Topeka Y. ". c. A. a number of Yeas
ago. Mr.. Fuller is a teacher in the /
University Of Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Austin and their /
children of Detroit. Mich. are visiting