The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-24

while the house was being restored
and returned home Tuesday
The Assembly club have given up the
party which they intended to give
Tuesday night. January 80. as that was
the only date the Helianthus clup
could arrange for their dance, and the
Assembly people gave up the date TO
them. The January Assembly party
will be omitted, and their next dance
will be Tuesday night February ~
February 2 is the regular date Tor tne
affair, but owing to the number OF par
ties that are usually given on Washing
toms birthday, the club decided to ad-
vance the date of their dance to rep
ruary 90 The dance to follow the Feb
ruary party will be given April H. and
will be the clubs last dance for the
season
The programs for the annual meeting
of the Woman's Kansas Day club an /
nounce an executive board meeting for |
Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the
Y w G. A. building, and a meeting OF |
the state officers and district vice |
presidents Monday, January ~, at S'oV
in the morning. ,
At 10 O'Clock Monday morning the |
program for the meeting viii be: Invo- !
cation; piano solo by Miss Anna Ne Me-
son: appointment of committees OIL
vice-president Mrs. Eva Morley Muir |
phy secretary, Mrs e. H Greeley |
treasurer Mrs. w. A. Johnston, hlsto- |
rian. and the nominating committee;
election of officers for l9l2; nllscsI-
1aneous business, report of Mrs f. W. |
Poindexter. auditor, and a poem Kan
sas." by Mrs Harry Don Carlos, of
| Lawrence.
Luncheon viii be served following
| the morning session The songs to be
sung during the luncheon are Amer
! lea. and Writers 1.-THE Kansas Emf
grants Beginning at PAS in the
afternoon. the program Will be as 1ol-
lows: Kansas Song, Mrs. Joseph
Vance; women then and now" Mrs
Eustace Brown, of Olathe; kansas
with variations" Mrs. w. D. Atkinson,
| of Parsons; Development of art IN
Kansas" Mrs. r. P Murdoch OF
wichita; "Can you hear the West?'
Mrs. w l. Lewis, of Colby; vocal solo,
Miss Hazene Loveland; "Grestint and
good-by," Mrs. j. NJ Lewis, president;
| report of committee on resolutions; in
| PRODUCTION of new officers by the retir-
ing board, singing of Aud Lang Syne,
Miss Maud Mary Kline, accompanist.
The price of the luncheon is IS cents.
and that sum includes the club dues of
25 cents for the year Mrs. Emma Sells
Marshall and Mrs c. I. Martin will do
the enrolling, and any who may have
bought tickets without giving in their
names for mem bership, should speak to
either Of the enrollers and have their
names put on the membership list. All
who expect to attend and have not yet
obtained their tickets, would oblige the
women who have charge of the lunch
con, by making their reservations by
Friday noon.
Mrs. Richard Hayden had the fol-
lowing guests to luncheon at Mills tea
room Tuesday for Mrs. c. r. Krauthoff,
| Mrs. Norman Wear, Mrs. H. a. Auer-
bach, Mrs. Hayden's aunt, Miss Mott
of Wilmington. ILL.,, Mrs. G. E. Gault
Mrs. B. F. AI1ers. In the afternoon
formally at bridge for Mrs. Krautho1f,
the company including some of the old
friends Of the guest of honor
The next Helianthus dance will be
given at the Elks' hall Tuesday night
January 80. The party was previously
planned for Thursday, January %, but
was postponed from that date on &C
count on the Elks' show that evening.
A Topeka girl who is reported to be
engaged, has lately begun giving music
lessons A friend suggested to her that
her action must mean she had given
up the i4ea of getting married. Not
at ALL she said, Il am only preparing
to afford tho luxury of a husband
Mr.. and Mrs E. T. cartridge. enter
tanned the Bohemian club Tuesday eV-
ening. They expect to leave Saturday
for California to spend the rest of the
winter.
A traveller for the International Har-
Vester company was preparing 10 at
| tend the cOmpdny'S eXfl bltIOn IN ran
sas City, ami the women at the board
ing house table suggested that he take
a yotes-fOr-w omen banner and put 1t up
in the hall. He agreed to take the pen
nant but couldn't promise that ne
would be allowed to keep 1t up IN q
Missouri town He kept his word and
put up the banner, but was obnged 10
take it down again, not because 1t was
objected to, but because callers dls-
cussed the question of suffrage sus-
gested by the banner so insistently that
business was neglected The travelling
representative took the banner to ms
room to put away in his suitcase, ana
found that he had packed, along with
the pennant not his pajamaS, as ne
had intended, but his wife's nightdress-
Thereupon his fellow travellers invent
: ed a motto for him which is 'Once a
suffragist. now a suffrag ette.
/ Tho high school sl1b-senior reception
: will be given tonight in the manual
! training building. The party Is IN
honor of the seniors, and other guests
n will be the school faculty. the pase
:; ball and football teams and the star
of the high school world. The Officers
S Of the class. including Mr. Kenneth
t Kline, president, and Miss Lola. Curry,
q secretary. will receive the guests
Miss Louise Wood will entertain her
bridge club Friday afternoon
! Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. NJ A Low and Mr.. Paul Walker
have gone to Fort Smith, Ark. to at
4 tend the funeral of Judge +. b
PIERCE, who was killed in the limos
e Central wreck Monday.
}. Mr.. Scott Hopkins has gone to New
I York on business trip. His daugh-
d ter, Miss Edna Hopkins. who is teach
n ing in a seminary in Plainfieid, n J..