The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-30


bridge this afternoon at her home on
Tyler street The party was planned
in compliment to Miss Sybil Harvey Of
Leavenworth who was expected 10 al
rive today for a weeks visit to Mrs
Anderson However, Miss Harvey was
unable to be present, and Mrs An
derSon has received word that she Is
seriously i'll with pneumonia Inc out
of-town guests to the party were:
Mrs. Anderson's sisters. Mrs. c. J.
Schneider of Kansas City, and Mrs
E. B. LysIe and Mrs. E. S. Catlin, both
Of LeavenWorth; also Mrs. Charles
Barnes of Usage City, who is visiting
her mother, Mrs. S. J. Bear. The 9th
err guests were: Mrs Josephine WebD,
Mrs Norman Wear, Mrs Marie Price
W ear, Mrs. Marco Morrow, Mrs. Geo.
Thompson, Mrs. A l. Nlchois' Mrs.
Frank Edison, Mrs. J. r. Harrison,
Mrs Fields, Mrs. Albert T. Reid, Mrs.
Harrison Morgan, Mrs. Arthur Cap
per, Mrs z. S. Quinton, Mrs Herbert
Armstrong, Mrs. l. s. Ferry, Mrs. II.
l. Cook Miss Anna Morrison, Mrs
Tom Frost, Mrs. W. A. Morton, Mrs.
S I. Bear. Mrs. J. b.. Belts, Mrs. Al
varado NJ. Fuller, Mrs. Eugene Ha-
gan. Mrs. D. z. Esterly, Mrs w. Z.
Crosby, Mrs. George Crawford, Mrs
Monte KistIer. Mrs. Floyd Baker.
Mrs. Judson Brown, Mrs. Guilford
Dudley. Mrs. f. A. Tirrell Mrs D. F.
Palmer, Mrs. Arthur Mills, Mrs J. b
johnson, Mrs. Robert Pierce, Jr-, mrs
I'll IL.
Lakin, Miss Scandrett, Miss Rate
Clough, Miss Nellie Clough.
The house was decorated for the
party in pink carnations ana azaleas.
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An engagement that will interest a
number of Topeka people is that OF
Miss Mary Buckles and MT Melcner
Payne, of Kansas City, whose Wedolns
will take place February 4 MISS
Buckles was a guest at the p }.
Clevenger home a few weeks last
summer, and was one of the brides
maids at the wedding OF MISS GeI-
trude CIevenger and Mr.. Robert Ful-
lerton She attended the parties CIV
en- for the bride, and made good
many friends in the time she was mere
Mr.. Payne is in the automo pile pusl,
less in Kansas City, and they VIII
make their home there. Mr.. and MIS-
C1evenpar and Mr.. and Mrs. Fullerton
expect to go to Kansas City 10 attenu
the wedding.
The girls who assisted in serving
the luncheon for the Woman 81 Kansas a
Dav club Monday at the Y. w = a
were: Miss Katherine Mcfarland, MISS
Nell Mcfarland, Miss Mary Daiias
Gage. Miss Gertrude Kitchell, MISS
Jessie Nye, Miss Marjorie W h ,rll's
Miss Madeline Whitney, Miss Gwen
GODDARD. Mrs. Carl Trap, Miss Nina
Roudebush Miss Margaret Perkins'
Miss Ruth Rooster, Miss Bertha Clay,
Miss Grace Dana, Miss Alena Fhll-
bun and Miss Violet Srum0lne'
Mrs. w. r. Faulkner entertained
few guests at luncheon TO-DAY TOT MISS
Leila Burgess of OILS Angeles, CAill.'
who is visiting Mrs. Falklners niece
Miss Matte Payne.
Miss I4etha Blanch has asked guests
for a Kensington Thursday afternoon
complimentary to Miss Burgess
nj: no1+a r7Ta4a
Fraternity will have smoker at the
chanter house Thursday night for the
alumni members.
The Topeka Avenue Bridge CLUB VII
meet Wednesday with Mrs w; McE ey'
! 626 Buchanan street. instead OF fr1SaS'
the regular meeting day.
The City Federation will have meet
| ing Thursday afternoon at 2:4o Q ciock
| in the Y w. G. a. building. Music VIII
| he furnished by Miss Frances McClin-
| tock who will sing, with Miss Helen
Fowler as accompanist, md Miss
| Ethelyn Harrison, who will play the
piano. Miss McClintock's voice has
been talked of a good deal since she
sang in the Elks minstrel show last
| week 1t was the first time she has
sung before a large audience in Topeka
and many Of her friends even were
surprised by the quality and volume OF
her voice. which is contralto.
Mrs Frank Montgomery will read
paper on Foreign Settlements in Kan
sas,'' and Mrs. Cora G. Lewis of Kins-
lev. will make an address on "Civics-
| All women interested in the work OF
the federation, whether they are mem
| bers or not. are invited to attend the
meeting. The constitution and bylaw:
of the re-organized federation, will be-
ready for signature The announce
ment of the program is made by the
president, Mrs A. A. GODDARD.
The Ladies' Music CLUB will meet witt
Mrs. George Parkhurst, Wednesday af
ternoon, February Z.
One of the local mems clubs now an
| then gives q smoker for the old mem
| bers and after toasting their proper
", feeding them fish, game and fowl
and providing them with good cigar
! Cbought at wholesa1e) and before wish
ing them a very goodnight, they brlnl
on the last act which is a request 70
* from each for new tin roof 70
the house or repairs on the heatin
plant. etc One of the "old members,
who has just received such an invita-
ton was asked why he accepted, If Il
knew what was coming. Il know
would get the request anyhow" he sale
$50 why not garner a handful of Gig
ars and some chicken gravy in par
payment l figure that can get bac
a dollar OF my money IIlaL way
| Invitations have been received in To
peka from Mr.. and Mrs John ]. Inter
of Atchison, for the marriage of thel
daughter, Rose Mary, to Mr. Henry I
Rehrens, Wednesday morning, F'ebru
ary 7. Miss Intfen has quite a mum
her of friends in Topeka, and has fire
Z ouentIy visited at the Patrick Walls
home.
Mrs. Creiehton Miller entertained he
bridge club today, and Mrs. J. F. Bow
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