The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-25

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Mrs. Frank Merriam will entertain
the Duplicate Whist club. Friday, at
her home on Western avenue.
The D. D. Whist club will meet next
Monday with Mrs. Frank Crane, 1116
/ Van Buren, street.
The forty-fourth annual convention
of the National Woman Suffrage as
sociation will close its convention to-
day in Witherspoon hall, Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. A. Johnston, who is attending
the convention, made an address at the
Thursday evening meeting, at which
Jane Adams presided. Speeches were
made 1t that meeting by the league
president of all four of the winning
states, Kansas, Michigan, Arizona and
II Oregon. Miss Helen Eacker, secretary
of the Kansas league, made an adj
dress at the Thursday afternoon meet
ing.
The Junior AtIantean club will meet
I Tuesday, November IS, with Miss
Edna Haywood, 415 Harrison street.
/ The Matinee Music club met today
| with Miss Dorothy Barber. The pro
I gram consisted of an opera study, La
/ Tosca, and the lecture and music We're
| furnished by Miss Marguerite Koontz
and Miss Dorothy Barber.
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The next Tivoli dance will be given
| Thanksgiving night at the Elks club.
The Varsity club danced Friday
night at Steinberg's hall. The chap
erones were: Mr.. and Mrs. A j. Car
ruth, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Wistar Will
Others who attended were: Miss Eliza
beth Mills, Miss Mary Van Nechten, |
Miss Grace Huntsberger, Miss Mural !
Baxter. Miss Bess RenwIck. Miss Mill !
dred Newell. Miss Nina Nicholas, Miss
Ethel Everingham, Miss Marjorie Lyle, |
Miss Beth Thompson, Miss Helen |
Spielman. Miss Louise Culver Miss |
Marian Thompson, Miss Esther Clark, |
Miss Grace Grote. Miss Gladys Gard |
ner. Miss Faye Richards of Emporia, |
Miss Dorothy Barber, Miss Lucy Vaw-
ter. Miss Edna Thompson, Miss Marie
Wickwire. Miss Ruth Graham. Miss
Burch, Miss Ruth Bauer, Mr.. Herbert
Guild, Mr.. Willis Garvey, MIR. Percy
Beggs. Mr.. Fernley Ginger, Mr.. Jack
Crow. Mr.. Fielden Gall, Mr.. Lee john
son. Mr.. Walter Clancy, Mr.. Norris
LaCroix, Mr.. Ernest Chamberlain Mr..
Warren Crumbine. Mr.. Angelo Alt, Mr..
Grover Dunn, Mr.. Omer Smith, Mr..
Balm Edison, Mr.. George Emery, Mr..
Robert Kerr. Mr.. Charles Haynes, Mr..
Joseph Hull, Mr.. Robert Steele. Mr..
George Strachn. Mr.. Herbert Heym,
FTeQ thompson OF Kansas VI
and Mr.. Donald Welty, Mr.. Roy George
and Mr.. La Rue Royce.
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The guest day meeting OF the Cha1-
dean club was held at the home of
Mrs. George Guild, 1882 Western ave-
nue..
Mrs. w. r. Stubs has been in Null
vane about d week on account of the
serious illness CT her mother, Mrs. J.
N. Hostetler. She will remain with her
while her condition remains critical.
and on that account the meeting of
her club, Western Sorosis. will not be
held at her home, as previously arrang-
ed but viii be held at the Y. w. c.,
A. next Saturday afternoon. Also the
plans for the wedding of Miss Lenora {
Stubs and DR.. Robert Stewart will
not be formulated at present The last
word received from Mrs. Stubs re-
ported her mothers condition improY-
ing.
Announcement has been made of the J
of Miss Sylvia Abrahams
of Kansas City, and Mr.. H. G. Evarts,
of Hutchinson, formerly of Topeka,
the wedding to take place New Years
night Mr. Evarts is the son of Mrs. t
L. A. Bigger and the brother of Mrs 9
Edwin Fox both of Topeka. Miss I
Abrahams and Mr.. Evarts became ac-
1uainted in Cascade, Col, where they
were spending the summer with their o
people. E
The Golden Rule club will meet Fri n
lev afternoon with Mrs. w. NJ. Archer. n
,O1 Fillmore street. 1t will be a guest t
Law meeting, and the hostesses will
pc: Mrs Archer, Mrs. o. E. Hunt, Mrs. t
E. F. Beine, Mrs. J. S. Wright, Mrs =
< L. Weekley, Mrs. S. C. Hughes and
Mrs. Lillian Thorpe.
The regular club party given by Mrs
:. D. Clitheros Music class, was held y
It 72O Harrison street Friday evening.
The hostesses were: Miss Opal Gran
Ger. Miss Leila Anderson and Miss O
Martha Chambers. They were assist h
ID by Mrs. Ciithero, Miss Here, Miss "
Johnson, Miss Ewers, Miss Sherman, a
Miss Harmon, Miss Agard, Miss Lee S
YER, Miss Reinbach and Miss Margaret "
Rust About SO guests attended, and d
,esides a musical program, the enter t.
ainment consisted of games, includ-
ng a pony race" Lines were tack L
d on q board representing stalls. and p
ZACH contestant was given scissors
nd the first one to succeed in cut
ing her way to the post was declared p
he winner The prize was a bolt of tC
ibbon with a verse attached. The e
rogram was as follows
Invitation a la Valse (Weber)-Miss
Iildred Here. ~
ohnstOn. q,
Hunting Song CMendelssohn)-Mi ..
ella Anderson. a.
Hark. Hank. the Lark (Schubert- d,
-istz)-Miss Vera Ewers.
Valse Caprice CNewland)-Muriel -
lyman
Witches Dance Paganinni-virgil
cx-nopsis of onera Faust-Miss Vera