The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-04

] The next important society wedding
| will be that OF Miss Etfie Banter,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
| BANTER. SIS Topeka avenue. and Mr.
! marriage will be celebrated at the
| BANTER home and is to be quite
| large affair. Between a hundred and
| two hundred guests Will witness the
| ceremony. Miss BANTER has not yet
! chosen all the members of her bridal
| party, but it will include Miss Eugenia
! Quinton as maid of honor, Mr.. Cal
| WINS niece, little Elizabeth Calvin of
Kansas City. and some little ribbon
| girls.
| The Lambda Alpha Lambdas will
! have their annual corn jiggin' .
Wednesday night of this week.
Miss Mary Thompson entertained
| the d. D. Whist club this afternoon at
! ner home, 1914 Topeka avenue.
The faculty of the fine arts depart
| ment OF Washburn college gave
| party Saturday evening for the fine
| arts students and the college chorus.
| The affair was held in Boswell hail.
1 on the campus.
| A reception for the visiting teachers
will be given by the club women of
| Topeka at the governors mousse
Thursday. The executive committees
| of the clubs met this morning at the
Y. w. C. A. to arrange Tor the party.
| The teachers of the city schools OF
| Toneka will receive Thursday and
Friday at afternoon affairs IN nohor
of the visiting teachers at the Man
uaI Training building, from 4:So u
o'clock both days
Miss Edith Jansen gave Halloween
party Thursday evening at her nome
1850 Clay street, The guests ,, were;
Stanton, Lucille Kersey, Helen Bradley
Gatewood Waggoner, Helen Gresser'
Eulala Coffman, Marjorie Petro, Marion
Williams, Mary Ewing, Norris Colson
Lucille Mcguire, Nancy Boone, Marion
Macarthur Verna Wise, Dorothy Brad
bnrv. Marian Dana, Hazel Seymour,
Ruth Harbaugh, Mary Burnett, Vera
Huber, Ethel Jansen, Edith Jansen, Eli
rick Sharp, Byron Boone, Gale Morgan,
Billie McClintock, Cyrus Dewer, Harry
Lake, Charles Kouns, Edwin Ben,
Archie Jones, William Swanson, Victor
Blakely, Norman Clark, Raymond
French, Harold Quinton, Wellington
Culver, Clair Menninger. kenneth
Ogilvie, Clyde Smalley, Donald Tall
ferro, Edward Weber and Eustace
Clay.
The Music Study club has changed
the time of it's regular meeting this
week from Thursday afternoon to Fri
day afternoon at three O'Clock, on ac-
count of the reception for the visiting
teachers to be given Thursday at the
governors house. The meeting will be
held Friday at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Cav.
A picturesque Halloween party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Cochran, 1853 Boswell avenue
The house was decorated with autumn
leaves. jack-'o-lanterns, pumpkins and
FTJl. IN OrGfTT n
and a prize was awarded to the one haV-
ing the most original costume There
was music and some amateur vaude-
vile acts and cards. ThoSe present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Synder, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Summers, Mr.. and MIS-
r. Disbrow, Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Wear |
nick Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Peterson, Mr. |
and Mrs H. L. Wylie, Mr.. and Mrs. B. |
o. Baird, Mr. and Mrs P. S. Thomson, |
Mrs and Mrs. G. B. Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. |
r. E. Byers, Miss Greta Crawford of !
Council Grove, Mr. Lester Clawsey and
Mr. and Mrs. Cochran.
Mrs. A w. Knowles gave luncheon
last week for two dozen guests. The |
quartet tables at which the serving |
white the flowers being chrysanthe- |
NUNS and carnations. Mrs. John Pull !
man, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, was
one of the guests.
The Fourth Ward Good Government
club had a meeting Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. M. P. Nelson, 10
West Seventh street The program was
arranged by the chairman, Miss Maud
Mary Kline Samuels orchestra fur |
nished the music. Mr.. John Marshall
made an address in which he spoke of
the benefits of municipal equal suf-
frage and the educational value of the
ballot to women. Major Harvey made
L Il d
prejudices against votes for women and
the struggle that men had had for the
extension of the franchise.
The meeting Friday was the last of
the afternoon ward gatherings, and the
final rally will be held tonight in the
Tyler streets. Judge Frank Doster, !
Major Harvey and others will make
speeches. Music will be furnished by |
Miss Mae Clark's trio, Miss Clark, |
Miss Alice McNown, pianist. Miss Kline
will have charge of the meeting. Every
one is invited.
Mrs. J. R. Cuthbert, of 165 West Fiji
teenth street will entertain the Recrea-
ton club Tuesday.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. C. o. Knowles has gone to
Waterville, Kansas, to visit her daugh-
Ter, MIS- George 1udAC1SIg anu LII
Mrs. Harley Reisman of Chicago will
arrive next week to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Quinton. She will
until after the wedding of Miss
Effie Banter and Mr.. George Calvin,
which will be celebrated November 80.
Mrs F. w. Watson is ill at her home
on Topeka avenue.
Miss Bess Ressegure of Chicago,
who is visiting friends in Kansas City,
will come to Topeka for the Helianthus
dance Thursday night, and will be the
guest of Miss Eugenia Quinton