The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-01

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Miss Helen Ames will entertain her
bridge club Thursday afternoon, with
guest table. complimentary to Miss
Majorie Haynes. of Emporia, who Is
/ visiting her this week.
J An informal dance at the Country
Saturday night was attended by Mr..
! and Mrs. Robert Pierce, jr. Miss Marie
Lagerstrom, Miss Clyde Bonebrake,
day, Miss Marian Wear, Miss Mar
| guerite Koontz, Miss Sarah Kouns,
/, Miss Dorothy Barber, Miss Laura Hall,
| Miss Dorothy Scott, Mr.. Joe Risteen.
Mr.. Jack Campbell, Mr.. Edwin Camp
! bell, Mr.. James Hayes. Mr.. Joe Hull,
Mr.. Allen McNeal. Mr.. Clarence Jor-
/ dan. Mr. Richard Fritz, Mr.. John Ham
| ilton, and Mr.. Holmes Meade.
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The Sophomore. Class of washburn
| College are planning to give banquet
, next Friday night.
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| Miss Lillian Martin gave a card party
| Saturday night at her home, 1900 Tyler
| of La Junta, Colorado, who is visit
ing Miss Mabel Jones. The guests
were: Miss Worden, Miss Jones, Miss
tie Hall, Miss Mildred Bowman,
Miss Helen Whitfield, Miss Hester Bar
Der, Miss Marguerite Thrapp, Miss
Adelaide Seeds, Mr.. Roger Davis, Mr.
Roy Callahan. Mr.. Harry Thompson.
Mr. Herbert Gall, Mr.. Marshall Craw-
ford, Mr.. John Dean, Mr.. Vernon West,
Mr.. George Mann, Mr.. Elrick Sharp,
and Mr.. Archie Jones.
The d. D. Whist club met this after
I noon with Mrs. E. A. Thrill, at her
home on Fillmore street
| II Seymour nj Sf for
the First Baptist church, will give an
organ recital Tuesday, April 2. begin
ming at 1890 p. There will be nc
admission charge, and anyone inter
ested, is invited to attend. The num-
bers of the program will be:
Offertoire de st. Cecile. .Edouard Batiste
Evensong .-.......-.E Z. T. Johnston
Variations on an American Air..
Observation-Disclosures. V. F'lagler
Chant Joyeux Halsey
A birthday surprise party was given
Saturday night for Mrs. o. Shaul at her
home in Highland Park. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Vance, Mr.. and
Mrs. Buehrer, Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkins'
Mr. and Mrs. Niccum, Mr.. and Mrs. |
James Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf, MI |
and Mrs. A. B. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs |
Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. Stark, Mr.. and !
Mrs. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ander- |
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap, Mr. and |
MIS-. stevenson, MI. ana AIS. berry, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Bucheim. Mr.. and Mrs |
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaul, Mrs |
Kenney, Mrs. Case, Mrs. Burr, Mrs. |
Taylor, Mrs. Butts, Mrs. Marsh, Mr.. |
James Bowe, Mr.. Clarence Smith, DR.. |
Burr, Cletus Buehrer, Rollin Smith, |
Edwin Luenberger, Glenn Niccqn
Nortin Dunlap, William Dunlap, Miss
Bessie Sims, Miss Florence Butts, Miss
Irma Ferguson, Miss Grace Bacon,
Miss Elsie Bacon, Miss Myra Smith
Miss Elsie Case, Miss Lillian Shook,
Miss Clarice Zirkle, Miss Frances
Carolyne Vance Miss Pansy Dunlap.
Miss Dorothy Stark, Miss Nettie Luen-
berger, Miss Pearl ShauL
DR.. w. D. BigeloW, who is candidate
for the position of head of the national
bureau of chemistry to succeed DR..
Wiley, formerly lived in Gardner, Kan,
and is related by marriage to Mr.. E. w.
Rankin, of Topeka. Also, they were
roommates at college in Manhattan.
Amherst and studied chemistry at
5trassburg university in Germany. He
irst came into prominence as consult
ng chemist for the congressional COM
mittee which Investigated the ''em-
oalmed beer situation after the war
With Spain.
The I.M.P.S. had a line party at '
the Majestic theater, at which the I
following were present: Miss Louise
Bell, Miss Esther Kleinhans, Miss
-oraine Sewall, Miss Marie Vancil,
Miss Neva King, Miss Ruth Foster,
Miss May Tomlinson, Miss Marie Car '
yer, Miss Gertrude Gray, Mr.. RALPH t
zarker, Mr.. Frank Hetherington, Mr..
Charles BIake1ey, Mr.. Roscoe Stubs, !
dr. William Tomlinson. Mr. Sidney
Mr.. Ralph Keller, Mr..
rob Mullinix and Mr. Harold TYLER.
The spring opening of Pickens' store I
vas announced for Friday of last week.
The display of new hats was begun Z
friday and continued through Saturday ,
Lfternoon and evening. The seasons
newest styles were represented by a
arge showing of dress hats and many n
mart street hats. a
A melting of the Shawnee County {
equal Suffrage association will be held t
afternoon with Mrs. Fred 4
les at her home in highland Park,
It 2:30 o'clock A number of repre-
of the Good Government club
will attend the meeting. All the wo
nen of Highland Park and the vi
unity are invited to be present. I
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The members of the Walnut Grove
d. E. church will give a reception
tuesday, evening in the church for Rev.
:. E. Zook, who has been returned by g