The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-11
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The D. D. Whist club will be enter
/ tanned Monday by Mrs. Frank Edison.
at her home. 1927 Tyler street
\ Miss Helen McCIntock entertained
d dozen guests at an informal party
/ this afternoon. at her home on Fill
/ more street, complimentary to Miss
| Lenora Stubs The decorations for
| the party were pink hearts, and IN the
/ center OF the table in the dining room
| a mound of pink roses was made up in
/ the shape of a heart Surrounding it
was little lake on which foated tiny
! swans.
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| Mrs. H. l. AIkire will entertain the
/ members Of the Alta Vista club in
| formally Thursday afternoon at her
! home, in compliment to her cousin,
! Mrs. T. s. Waltmeyer of Boulder,
. Colo.
The Matinee Music club VIII meet IHs7t
| Thursday. afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
with Miss Mary MacLennan.
Miss Bernice Emahizer will give a
bridge party Saturday afternoon at her
home in Potwn Place
roDeka chapter D. :. R. will meet
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 at the Y
W. C. A. The members of the rece1v-
ing committee for the meeting are;
Miss Ethel AIdrich, Mrs. J. P Raster,
Mrs A K Rodgers, Mrs r l. Skin
neS. Mrs. J. NJ. Brunt, Mrs. w. Z
Fiske Mrs. NJ Gragg, Mrs. J. F. kaho
and Mrs Katherine Freeman
rna vaddtnr Of Mss George Henry
of Greeley, Colo, and Mr.. Byron T.
Cookinham of Topeka took place Mon
day morning at 1890 o'clock, at the
Presbyterian church in Lawrence Rev.
w NJ. Jackson of Topeka ohclated-
Mr. Cookinham is membership secre-
tary of the Topeka Y NJ C A, and
lived at ez2 King street, Topeka He
and his bride Will make their nome
in Topeka. Mrs A NJ Cook1nhaIn'
Miss Edith Cooknham and Mr. Thorn
as W. Williamson OF Topeka went to
Lawrence to attend the wedding.
The Mysotis club Will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs Q. p Cal
breath, sos Lincoln street.
The annual sale of Red Cross
Christmas seals is interesting a good |
many people, and all the school chill |
liren have been commissioned to take
orders for them. The pupils OF the
eighth grade in the various schools
will distribute the stamps for which |
the Younger children take orders Miss
Gertrude Bauer, who is interested IN
the work OF the Provident association !
has charge of the stamp sales among
the school children Miss Neiswanger, |
who is interested IN the state WORK, /
is now in Wichita, looking after the /
sale of stamps, and has travelled over |
the state, stopping at the pig towns
during the first part of this month |
Mrs 3. 3. Smyth has the manage |
nent of the sale of the seals for the /
entire state Already, though the sale /
has but lately opened, a quarter OF a /
million stamps have been sold There
is some rivalry between the large /
towns as to which shall have the larE- /
est number of sales to its credit Fifty I
per cent of the proceeds from the sale /
goes to the support OF the tuberculosis
camp, a percentage goes to the state |
work and some is given to the ma
tional work Mrs Z. E Ames has
charge of the booth il the pOStoffice.
and there are stations for the sale of
the stamps in many Of the stores, in
GLIDING Mills, w NJ Crosby, Crosby
Brothers, Patterson Postcard store,
Zercher, Weightman. Stansfeld, in the
phone office
Mr.. H CIarksou, who will celebrate
his eighteen birthday anniversary in
January. gave a +Hoosier dinner
room of the First Methodist church /,
for the members of his Bible class,
and some other friends After the
banquet program was given which
included an address by Ralph McEn-
tire, secretary of the Sunday school,
music by a double male quartet,
speeches by Edwin Locke, DR.. F. L
LoveIand, c. F. Hardy, DR.. A. s. En-
bree, songs by the church choir, and
Mrs. W. A. McCarter spoke on Why
Was the Quaker Bonnet Dr. Love
land and his daughter, Miss HazeIle
Loveland, sang. The women in the
company were given the new church
calendars as favors- The newly elect
ed officers for the class are: l. A
Gillette, president; z. E Bascom, c. G.
BIakeIy and Frank Dreaming, vice
presidents; s. y. Pitcher, secretary, and
E NJ CockrelI, treasurer The guests
were: DR.. and Mrs Loyeland, Mr.. and
Mrs. E H Henderson, Mr. and Mrs.
A ] Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Skin
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Copeland Mr.
and Mrs. c. Z. Bascom, Mr. and Mrs
G. D. Greenough, Mr.. and Mrs w H
Bartholomew, Mr. and Mrs. A E