The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-01
SOCIETY.
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The Helianthus Literary club will
meet Friday afternoon, November S,
with Mrs c. w. Horn, 434 Topeka
avenue.
The Good Government club party at
the Y. w. c. A. Monday promises to
be one of the popular parties of the
season. The rooms Will be prettily
decorated, and among those who will
assist are: Mrs. w. r. Stubs, Mrs. w.
Z. Atkinson, Mrs. Lillian Mitchner,
Mrs. Charles Curtis, Mrs. William
Kirchner Mrs. 5. J. HodginS, Mrs. r.
Frank Doster, Mrs. Lenore Doster
Cook Mrs. d. H. Forbes, Mrs. A w.
Dana, Mrs. Frank Montgomery, Mrs
George W. Martin, Mrs. Ada Russell
Mrs. w. W. KitcheIl, Mrs. Isabel Nc
Arthur, Mrs. Tallman Bailey, Mrs. A.
q. Wellman, Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs.
A. T. Howe, Mrs. o. b. Martin, Mrs.
P. ]. C1evenger, Mrs. A. A. Hayes. Mrs.
Gertrude Gerard, Mrs. A. e. Bar1Derg'
Mrs. a. E. Jones, Miss Blanche Gould,
Mrs. W. F. Rightmire, Mrs. 5. A
Swendson, Mrs. Frank Holt, Miss
Verda Phinney, Mrs. Mary LoWran
Nelson Mrs H. Morton White, Mrs.
E. NJ. Blair, Mrs. J. c. Ingham, Mrs.
F. B. Wade, Mrs. a. E. True, Mrs. r.
3 Moore.
Those who will be in the receiving
line of the officers and ward chair
men: Mrs. Lee Monroe, Mrs. Emma
Sells Marshall, Mrs. ]. d. Mcfarland,
Mrs. Z. e. Marshall, Mrs. Fred Farms
worth Miss Gertrude Barnes, Mrs. L.
o. Case, Mrs Carr Taylor, Mrs. John
Patel Mrs. f. B. Robey, Mrs. c. j.
Evans, Miss Maud Mary Kline. Mrs.
Virginia Whitteker. Mrs. Frank Lind
say, Mrs. B. b. Smith
service at Grace Cathedral, Eigntn
and Taylor streets, on Sunday at <.
m, is as follows:
Processional-Jerus the Golde
. Ewing.
Choral Service-TalIis.
Magnifcat and Niunc Dimittis-Sim-
per.
Vesper Hymn, THE Lord My Pas
ture'-Carey.
Anthem, 20 for a Closer Walk With
God'-Myles Faster.
Offertory-"The Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Away''-Steane
Recessional, "All Praise to Thee
Tails.
The L and I club will give a must
cale-tea at the Elks club Thursday
afternoon, November 21 The club
gives a charity party every year, and
the affair for the latter part of No
vember will be for the benefit of the
charity fund
The following guests were entertained
at dinner Thursday night by DR.. and
Mrs. H. b. HogebOom: Judge and Mrs
z. T. Hazen, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stansneld. Nh
and Mrs. Charles Gladwin, Mr. ana
Mrs. Thomas Creary, DR.. and Mrs G.
P. Ashton, Miss Louise Tauer. Mrs
Storey, DR.. Bishoff. Mr.. Ross Tracey,
Pei
Cline and Mr.. Brandt.
Miss Anna NJ. P. Bundy, assisted by
Miss Nina Roudebush, gave her first
recital for the season today at her
studio Those who took part in TIE
program were: Miss Florence SchaibIe
Miss Annie Short Miss Margaret Con-
nors, Miss Dorothy Petit. Miss Ethel
Gilbert, Miss Isabel Sutherin. Miss
Lena Ferris. Miss Helen Scott. Miss
Hazel Hypes, MIR. Elmer OLSON and
Miss Roudebush.
Notes and Personal Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. c. Nichols are in
New York city at the Hotel Aston
Times Square. They went 10 meet
their daughter, Miss Ariel Nichols and
b Mrs. Nichols sister, Mrs. Josephine
Washington. of the North German
Lloyd, Monday. from a trip to Europe
which lasted during the summer and
early fall The entire party will re-
turn TO Topeka Saturday.
Miss Leila James left today to at
tend the Y. w. Q. A. conference now
in session in Manhattan.
National Hotel Cafe-HaII's Orches-
ira every evening. to S.-Adv
The Pythian Sisters will have a Hal
loween party Saturday evening at their
hail All member and their friends
are invited.
Miss Mary Gleed, who is student
at the Agricultural college, Manhattan.
came TODAY to attend the luncheon
given by Miss Lenora Stubs, and to
be the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Gleed
Hot chocolate Sundaes. varsity sun
daes, delicious candies. Batman's, 720
Kansas avenue.-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Montgomery of
the Devon moved today into the apart
ment formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs: Robert Pierce, jr.. who have gone
10 the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Pierce, sr.. for the winter
Miss Helen Estey of the Emporia
college. Emporia. Kansas, will spend
the week end with her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. 5. S. Hsstey.
The State Library association has
been in session this week in Manhat-
4 tan, the meeting closing today. Those