The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-13


Miss Maud Bishop, Miss IsIa Dooley.
Miss Laura Neiswanger. Miss Edna
Clark, Miss Martha Whittemore, Miss
Gertrude Gray Miss Helen Stickel,
Harry Davis, Raymond Early, Will
liam McCarter and Scoville David
son.
The Monday Tourist club will meet
April Is with Mrs. E. c. Burdick, 1901
Mulvane street.
The Wv C. A. has received as
gifts two more pictures besides the
George Stone painting presented by
the City Federation. Mrs J. L. Smell
Iebarger has given them a Mona Lisa
and Mrs. ]. G. Stewart and Mrs.
John Manley gave copy of the
Litchfield cathedral picture
A Topeka woman who entertains
a good deal in an informal way and
whose fashiona BILE dinners are the
envy of many a hostess, has been
keeping a servant whose cooking was
par excellence, but whose pet aver
sion was company to meal. If
guests were invited without previous
consultation with her some disaster
was sure to befall the dinner. One
evening the good man of the house
called his wife over the phone and
him to dine two men who had just
come to town. The wife knew that
the dinner to be served would be suf-l
ficient for the family and the Two
guests, and said nothing to the maid
about the visitors until time to pre-
pare the table. Contrary to her habit,
the girl showed no signs of temper,
and after a faultlessly served dinner
the hostess began to breathe easily
It is the custom at that house to
oic dinner.
what do you think that horrid girl
did? She first passed the cigarettes
to the lady of the house, just as II she
was in the habit of doing it that way.
The next day she was hunting new
job
An organization in the interest of
equal suffrage was formed last
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs w. S. Eastman, 1873 Oakland ave-
nue. A number of Topeka women
were present and made brief adj
dresses. Among those who spoke
were Mrs H. o. Garvey, Mrs. L. A.
AIillikin, Mrs. Lenore Doster Cook
and Mrs. Hill. Next Monday even
ing another meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Potter. near the
corner of Thomas and Oakland
streets. Representatives of the state
ent and will be glad to answer in
quiries.
At a meeting of the Ingleside asso- |
citation Yesterday the following officers |
were reelected: Mrs. Jonathan Thomas,
president; Mrs. George M Noble frst |
vice president; Mrs. NJ. a. Low, second /
vice president; Mrs. M. G. Hammatt |
secretary; Mrs. George F. Penf1eld |
treasurer Miss Kennedy will continue |
her duties as matron.
,,Ix- TzNe Law
Edwards and Mr.. William Henry Soud- |
ers was solemnized Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock Charles A. Finch officiating |
Mr. and Mrs. Souders will be at home |
after May at 1912 West Eleventh |
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Jewell Of
San Bernardino, California, will arrive
in Topeka Monday for a visit of two
Or three weeks. Mrs. Jewell, who is the
daughter of Mrs. George NJ. Stone, was
]. member of the Ceramic Art club here
and is an artist of much ability. Mr..
Jewell formerly with the Shawnee Fire
Insurance company. is a son of Mrs.
Mary L Bliss, 1908 Topeka avenue.
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The Vespuccian club met with Mrs |
W. F. Cochran, 1904 Fillmore street,
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. S. Lang
sion reviewed Mrs McCarter's book
The Price Of the Prairie" The guests
were: Mrs. D. P. Paxton, Mrs. R. A.
Miller, Mrs. Frank Daugherty, Mrs T.
r. Paxton, Mrs. T. G. kirkpatrick, Mrs. Il
= E. Neil. Mrs. J. w. Plunmer, Mrs. c.
E. Bennett. Mrs. L. Travis, Mrs. F.
Vaughn, Mrs. c. A. Fuller Mrs. J.
Mouldy, Mrs. ]. S. Langston, Mrs. J. w.
Nehe, Mrs. S. Cunningham, Mrs. E. V.
King, Mrs. T. Morris. Mrs. L. K. Eakin
Mrs B. G. Walker, Mrs. NJ Gragg, Mrs.
T. s. Ensminger, Mrs. w. E. Alton,
Mrs. J. A Hodgins, Miss Mary Paxton.
Hiss Lois Eakin, Miss Doris Sexton.
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Mrs. c. H. Hart entertained Thurs
lay afternoon at her home on Boswell
venue for her daughter, Mrs. W. L.
Iorn. of Kansas City. The other guests
we're: Mrs Frank Newland, Mrs E /
Mrs. Charles Nichols, Mrs. |
ohm Marshall. Mrs. Dan Lane, Mrs. K.