The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-04
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Among the parties planned ~,
week are: A bridge-dinner luesI I
night TO be given by Judge anu "
Si1as Porter for six tables at me- ne
home on Western avenue, TWO us,
parties, one Friday al one pi,-cb
afternoon at which Mrs X a. - a,,1
will be hostess, and her nlotI NJ A
sister. Mrs. ]. D. league ana MI MT; 10
z Wren of Los Angeles, Will ,le
guests of honor; muslcale &c.
Country club to be given Monoas neI+a
noon nv the Minerva CLUB; the De e,l''
Omicron Omicron and LAMBDA hPSii0''
dance Wednesday night, May O.
Mrs. r. A. Birchfield ana MI Nj, oar1v
Birchfield will give thlmple P0 80
Monday afternoon at the home OF the
former in honor of Mrs. c. T. UNI I
nings, of the Blue Rapids Inc oellri
guests will be: Mrs FREQ Az e,l',Iivze
Mrs. Luther Burns, Mrs Franz NIX Sq
Mrs. Frank Edison, MRS t-.1 y 1Strcber
Mrs ]. 3 Johnson, Mrs. WIN ~ c,I.o,1l1e,
Mrs. Harry Guthrie, Mrs Cha 1Ts
Sutherland, Mrs. George Eneret' MI D
F. E Parr, and Mrs. c. A Scotl-
The Topeka chapter OF the Eau -. 80
of the American Revolutlon WIN pn,9rr
Saturday. Nav H. with Mrs h l.. fePp-
myer. 1909 Harrison street. The topics
for the afternoon will be "Wlhuoiil
Frogs" and 1.-The Blue Laws. MI . "a
II Horton and Mrs. Julia al ~. -. " -
Soper will give a report oil the ia 80,
convention in Washington Wliit fa ~ +Le
both attended The hostesses Tor tIls
afternoon will be: Mrs. Peppmyer' haF
N w. Laubach, Mrs. R. o. Me II. a
Mrs. Norton AIbaugh, Mrs I. W. Iodu
Mrs. C. w. Hanchette, ana MISS NNl'A
WoCdfCrd.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hammatt will entertain
the Fillmore Street Whist club Thurs-
day afternoon, May 9, at her home On
Tyler street.
The meeting of the Ladies Branch OF
the Kansas Bankers assoclatloh WIN v, w r2e
held at the residence of Mrs z w
Snyder, 1883 Topeka avenue, on May a.
at $50 to II NJ. The meeting Will De
addressed by ladies. Music and lunch
con.
The annual banquet of the Spalding
Reading Circle, which marks the close
of the 1911-12 term, will be held Mon
day night. May 20. The regular meet
ing will be held next Monday, when
officers for the new term will be elected
and final arrangement made for the
banquet A social meeting of the club
was held last Monday night at the
knights of Columbus hall, at which so
members were present
About a dozen women who go in the
same crowd and belong to the same
club, have pledged each other not to
tell the reporters about any of their
parties and club meetings; for their
social affairs are their own business,
and they want to be able to get to-
gether occasionally without being as
cussed by the public" The poor pub
- TITO TO fol
over-onIy small unimportant things
like the Titanic disaster, the Mexican
revolutions, and the presidential cam
paign. However, our last word from
the public was to the effect that it was
bearing up bravely and trying to sur
Vive the hardship.
Mrs. ]. A. Close gave an outdoor |
party and May pole dance this after |
noon for her little daughter. Annie
Laurie. Fifty little girls were guests !
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The girls of the Y. w. c. A. chorus
will present THE Worsted Man" Tues |
day evening, May Z, under the direc- |
ton of Miss Bernice Fuller and Miss
Hazel BarnweH at Sis o'clock in the |
gymnasium. The play is an operetta |
having for its setting the Highland |
hills, New Hampshire, in the garden |
of a summer hotel, and the characters |
Worsted Man, whose identity is not |
disclosed. The piano accomplishments |
for the songs will be played by Miss |
Dorothy Zanditon. and the cast, be- |
sides the leading man. whose name is
withheld, is as follows:
Miss Patience Observation-Disclosures |
Newell
Miss Mariana Jones-Minnie Smith. |
Miss Babette Hawkins-Loretta Pow |
ell
Miss jeanette Observation-Disclosures |
Lindsay.
Miss Susanna Darrow-Sarah Hou-
ston>
Miss Priscilla Mathematician Will
son.
Miss Prudence Andrews-Gertrude
Maynard.
Miss Ethelinda DeWitt-sophie Bui-
lencamp.
Sambo''-Grace Ward.
Mr. Wooley, the Worsted Man ...?
An art exhibit will begin Monday
morning at the city library which viii |
contain designs which are the work of |
MI NJ. Hagendorn. The exhibit will !
continue through the week and will h.
open to the public. There will be 200 /
pieces on display. The Topeka school or
art gave an exhibit in libary han last
week which was we'll attended
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The Sigma Delta Psi sorority cIosa(
festivities with cotiIlion at the E,ILrs,
hall. Friday night. This is ALWAYS one
of the prettiest and most popular of The
spring parties, and several unioua fea
lures were introduced The grand |
march led by Miss Alice Larimer AND /