The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-16

in the interest of suffrage. Mrs. E.
| z. Marshall was in Overlook Tues
| day. Mrs Lee Monroe will go to Cot
| tonwood Falls Thursday and to SAT-
fordville Friday. Mrs. z. E. Roude-
bush and Mrs. Monroe will be in Der
ryton for the fair, and Major A. NJ.
Harvey will be a speaker for sur
frage.
On account of the tea which ---e
girls of the Alumnae club will give
: Friday afternoon, Mrs. Charles Alien
| Mills did not issue invitations to lie
bridge party she intended to give OF
that day. She will entertain one day
next week instead of Friday of this
week. Mrs. Claud Parker and Miss
Cleo Lane of y. ashington, D. C., VINO
will be guests of honor, will return
Friday from a visit to friends IN Bur
lington.
The Alumnae club party will be
given in the parlors of the T.
A. building, and the hours are from
4 to s. Mrs. Scott Hopkins and Mrs.
Merrill Mills will pour tea, ana tnose
in the receiving line will be the oncers
of the club: Miss Helen Sanders, MISS
Helen Ames, Miss AnDabel GarVey ana
Miss Margaret Welcome. Miss MARY
Kerr and Miss Mildred Guild VIII IN
troduce the guests. Others who VIII
assist are: Mrs. 5. S. Estey, MISS
Daisy Monroe, Miss Gertrude McCHi-
took, Miss Daisy Neal, Miss Helen
Anderson, Miss Louise McNea1' MISS
Marian Thompson and Miss Margaret
Brown.
Mrs. Morton Albaugh has issued in
vitations for a musicale which she Win
2:30 o clock, at her home, 1881 Harrl-
son street. The affair will be in honor
of women of the Minerva club, OF
which Mrs. Albaugh is a member, ana
her invitations were made in the clup
colors, cream and brown. Sh has
asked 80 guests.
The Music Study club will meet
Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock
with Mrs. Ralph Cav
The AtIantean club will meet Monday |
of next week with Mrs. H. Cook
Mrs. J. H. Jones, who will leave soon
to make her home in Oklahoma CITY, |
was the guest of honor at luncheon
Tuesday at the Mills Tea room. given
by the Vignette club, CT which Mrs.
Jones is member. She has been the
clubs instructor in the study of Shake
speare and Ibsen.
Mrs Harold Copeland, of Kansas
party Tuesday afternoon given by Miss
Helen McClintock. The other guests
were members of Miss McClintock's
bridge club. Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland and
their son. came to Topeka to attend
the Hambleton-Abraha wedding, and
will return home the last Of the week
The Good Government club will no.
hold its regular weekly meeting Thurs
lay afternoon. In place of that session
The secretary will be in room Column
oian building, and asks that the cha r
man of each ward report to her be-
tween 2:3O and 4:3o.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
church wish to thank all
those who contributed to the success Of
the operetta 1.-The House That JACK
Built" and particularly the mothers of
The children who were in the cast for
heir care in seeing that the children
attended rehearsals and for providing
costumes. 1DA
Mrs B. A. Holland and Mrs. G. @.
sanders will entertain the Golden
Rule club Friday at Mrs. Hollands !
lone 251s West Fifteenth street
The. Mysotis club will meet Thurs
10y. 111s West Eighth avenue.
Mrs F. W. Watson has returned i
rom Centralia, Kansas, where she at
ended the First District Federation
1ecting. c
Mrs Claud Parker and Miss Clio {
.ane of Washington have gone to V
Kansas. their former
ONE and will return Friday to re- r
ulne their visit to Mrs. Charles Allen {
ills. +
Miss Irene Mitchell of Kansas City r
anne to Topeka Tuesday to attend the =
lice Nielsen concer.. Miss Mitchell is
ne Kansas City manager of the series :
f concerts which will be managed in
opeka by Miss Jean Parkhurst.
Mrs. L. w. French of 1917 Western V
venue returned today from Phillips
urg. Kansas where she was called by c
1e illness and death of her father, t.
[r. John G.. Hahnenkratt.
Mrs. W. w. Kitchen attended the E
of the First District FEEDER t,
ton. held in Centralia, and was one s.
the speakers on the program.
Judge Frank Doster has gone to h
Nnn'f Re- FuScv B