The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-02

The guests from the university were:
Miss Goff, Miss Fisher, Miss Johnson,
Miss lies, Miss Ewing, Miss Crater.
Miss Banker, Miss Stewart, Miss Foo
garty, Miss Baker, Miss Burroughs,
Miss Pitroski, Miss Sopp, Miss Ferd,
Mr.. Hughes, Mr.. Calene, Mr.. Davis,
Mr.. Springer, Mr.. Maiden, Mr.. Beam
| er, Mr.. Hatsher. Mr.. Campbell, Mr..
Smith, Mr. Francis, Mr.. Kennedy, Mr..
Simpson, Mr.. Walk, Mr.. Buzisk, Mr..
Won Schrlitz, Mr.. Berry and Mr.. Hull
1 Other guests were: Miss Isabelle Saw
age, Miss Dorothy Gleed, Miss Evelyn
Ford, Miss Julia Ames, Miss Ruth
Graham, Miss Verna Croft, Miss
Rhodes, Miss Mildred Mills, Miss Jean
Rodgers, Miss Marguerite Nicholas,
| Miss Lucy Vawter, Miss Helen Guild,
| Miss Lillian Stone, Miss Louise Fair
child, Miss Gladys Corning of Kansas
City, Miss Maude McVey, Miss Mary
Van Vechten, Miss Mildred Newell,
Miss Mildred Lewis, Miss Mary Sapp,
| Miss Mary Ferguson, Miss Marguerite
| Kiene, Miss Gertrude McClintock,
Miss Florence Hoover, Miss Marguer-
| tie Settler Miss Frances Perry, Miss
Clara Daniels, Miss MadaIine Whitney,
Miss Marjorie Whitney, Miss Adelaide
Johnston, Miss Lois Johnson, Miss
Helen Ames, Miss Wlnifred Burch.
Miss Louise Culver, Miss Dorothy
Simms, Mr.. Rees Hughes, Mr.. P. A.
Miller Mr.. D. Elton Mcintosh, Mr..
Carl Smiley, Mr.. Basil Rankin, Mr.. |
Clayton Kline, Mr.. Charles Robinson, |
Mr.. Warwick Brown, Mr.. Harold Por- |
ter. Mr.. Eurie Beckner, Mr.. Earl Tro- |
bert, Mr.. Jack Fent, Mr.. Ray Enfield, |
Mr.. Winfred Cannon, Mr.. George |
NIcNeish, Mr.. John March, Mr.. Ken |
meth Kline, Mr.. Hugh Nichols, Mr.. |
Morris Tucker, Mr.. Reed Girard, Mr.. |
Roy Chamberlain, Mr.. Warren Hum
phreys Mr.. Richard Whitcomb, Mr.. |
Robert Whftcomb, Mr.. Merrill Reams |
Mr.. Jake Mertz, Mr.. ]. H. Jensen, |
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Mr. David Ferguson, Mr.. Daniels, Mr.. |
Erwin Keller, Mr.. Harry Coe, Mr.. FL |
vim Osborne, Mr.. Harold Cone, Mr.. |
Fisher, Mr.. La Rue Royce, Mr.. Sam
Lux, Mr.. Fielding Gall, Mr.. Leland |
johnson and Mr.. Clarence Miller. i.
Kansas girls who are attending tho
University of California gave a tea
Sunday afternoon, October q, in
Berkeley, at the home of Miss Mariet-
ia Davis. Among those present were.
Miss Mazda Gardner, who formerly
lived in Topeka and was a student at
Washburn Miss Dyche, daughter OF
Professor Dyche, of the Kansas uni
versity, Miss Bertha Murphy, a grad
uate of the Topeka high school, and
Miss Wolcott, formerly student Of
K U. The organization of a kansas
club was discussed and planned, as
there are a number of Kansas girls
and young men attending the universe
ty at Berkeley.
A woman at the party yesterday af-
ternoon was feeling uneasy about the
s.ening of her gown. Speaking to
friend at hand, she said, is my dress
all right-my husband hooked it:
Kind friend examined the fastening and
closed up the gaps, signing The poor
hook-worm, the poor hook-worm.'
Mrs R. colvin. of SIS North Van
Buren, street, will entertain the Elwell
club at bridge-luncheon Tuesday Of
next week
Miss Mary Kerr, secretary of the Y.
w. c. A, will leave for her home in
Philadelphia, November Is, and ner
marriage to Mr.. David Page will take
place about the first of the year. Her
place here will be filed by Miss Mar
garet Dice, of Cincinnati Miss Dice
is a graduate of GaucheE college, Bal
timore, Nd, and after her gradua-
ton she taught two years, and later
took the Y. w. c. A training in the
National Training school in Chicago
She was secretary of the association
in Jersey City, and later in Colorado
Springs. She has just returned from
q years trip abroad, and will arrive
in Topeka November g.. A number Of
to Topeka people before Miss Kerr
leaves for the east.
Mrs F. o. Burkett entertained few
of her friends at thimbles, at her
home, AT Greenwood avenue, in COM
pliment to her mother, Mrs s. Il :
Reese. and her two sisters, Miss Nan :
Reese and Miss Fife Reese, of Kan /
sas City. Professor D. H. Seymour 7
furnished music for the afternoon, and t
Mrs. w. A. Myers gave some readings /
A workbag was given as a Prize to
NJ in a Guessing
game. The place cards at the table c
were novel, having needles and Thin I
bles tied into the cards with white I
and yellow ribbon The guests We're: /
Mrs. D. H. Branaman, Mrs. J. NJ. 7
Brier, Mrs George w. Reed. Mrs. d. +
H. Hoatson, Mrs. William Eberly, Mrs. v
Harriet Gore, Mrs. Howard Johnston,
Mrs. T. E. Prout. Mrs. Clara Hilton
of washington, D. c., Mrs. F. L.
Hughey Mrs. F. E. Luce, Mrs. j. E. V
Mrs. Mary Gordon, Mrs. Robert Cor '
don, Mrs. D. H. Seymour, Miss Amanda
Findlay and Miss Jennings. Mrs. Rees c
and her daughters, Miss Effie Reese and
Miss Nan Reese, will leave the last of 4
November for Seattle. Wash. T
Judge w. F. Rightmire. who has been T
Democratic speeches in Wa
county and incidentally. when =
opportunity offered, saying a word fol
the women folks, reports great dea' f
Of enthusiasm there for the cause Y
and predicts that the amendment will
carry by about 400 majority. Y
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The Nautilus club will have a guest s
lay meeting next Tuesday at the home
If Mrs D. L. McEachron, 1913 Bos- A
we'll avenue. 4
The Phi Theta Phi fraternity gave
heir Halloween dancing party Thurs IL
law evening at McRae's hall. The :