The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-28

president; Miss Anna Gillies, vice pres
ident; Miss Verna Worley, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Gwendolyn Chase
| recording secretary; Mr.. Frank
pianist, and Miss Mabel Treleaven
| chorister. Mr.. George Gibbons wa:
POSTMASTER, and the after dinner pro-
gram was as follows: Music, Miss Jes-
sic Cameron; Our New officers, MISS
Elsie Boon; whistIins solo, Miss ENID
Strickler; Bliss of Single Blessedness
Mr.. Howard Nation; reading, Miss Ha-
zen Barnwell; Mission of the Misses
Miss Louise Allison; Euphonium solo
Mr.. Fred bowman; Who's Who on the
Rialto, Mr.. Arthur Scates; solo, Miss
Gwendolyn Chase; installation of Off
GERS, DR.. S. S. Estey; impromptu
speeches.
The program for the Ladies' Music
club which met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Charles Gleed, was as fol-
lows: Norwegian Dance-Grieg, Miss
Ethel Frizell; wedding Day, OPP. 70,
No. 6, Grieg, Mrs. Chas. Kleinhans;
Berceuse-Grieg. Miss Gladys Cav;
Caprice, OPP. PA, No. 117Sinding;
Scherzo, OPP. "a, No. 5-Grieg, Mrs. ARA
Clark; HumoIesque-Gri Mrs. Rpb-
ert Carver; March MISUNDERSTANDING
Miss Marian Garretson; When the
Roses Bloom-Re acknowledgements
dial; Solfeggio-Bach, Idylie-MacDow-
ell, Miss Johanna Gleed; To the Sea
Mcdowell, Miss Mary MacLennan.
Arabesque, No. 2-Debussey, Scherzo,
No. EBrahms, Mrs. Gleed.
The members of the state executive
board of the W. C. T. u, who are in
session in Topeka this week, will be
guests at a dinner party tonight at
which Mrs. P. J. Clevenger will be
hostess.
A young man gave a dinner lately
for a dozen of his men friends, and
served some of the old-fashioned Eng
lish plum pudding. And by the way
there is no place in town where better
eats are provided for guests than at
this particular home. But to get back
to the pudding-around each portion
of the dessert was poured a glass OF
brandy, and light applied to the
liquor. The flame chars the crust OF
the pudding and consumes the alcohol
in the brandy. Two dishes were brought
in and the denaturized pudding placed
before two of the guests. The door
of the brandy hoated to others VINO
sat at the table in time to give them
a line on the proceedings in the kitch-
en-, and the voices of a male chorus
chanting Don't light mine-Don't
light mine," reached the cook.
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The Recreation club will have a party
Friday evening for the members and
their husbands at the home of Mr.. and
avenue. Those who will attend are:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Barry, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Ber-
ridge. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Cuthbert, Mr..
and Mrs. Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Fowler, DR.. and Mrs. w. e. Heatherly,
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Mrs. L. J. Shannon. Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Kelly and
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Ransom.
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reception will be given Friday
night at the Euclid Avenue Methodist
church for DR.. Edwin Locke, who has
been appointed by the Methodist con-
church another year. The reception
will be held in the church and will
begin at o'clock.
Mrs H. B. Hogeboom gave a dinner
for ten guests in honor of Mrs. C. r.
of Kansas City, who has
been visiting her the past week. Mrs.
Whitman has returned to her home.
Mrs. Stewart Wigg, of Omaha, Neb.,
S visiting her sister, Mrs. Matthew
Phillip. She was a member of the
larry, 1910, and some of the girls of the
lass gave a dinner for her Wednesday
,vening at the home of Miss Marian |
NitherS. The class organization is the |
ota Kappa, and the class colors orange |
md purple. The place cards were made |
With orange background and the let
ering was done in purple. Corsage |
bouquets were given as favors Covers |
we're laid for: Mrs. Wigg, Mrs. Bert
Miller, Miss Withers, Miss Mary Will |
hanson. Miss Helen Stickel. Miss Es-
her Wetterlund, Miss Anna Myers, |
Hiss Myrtle Beeler.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Lee Monroe will return from a |
rip to Texas the middle of next week |
Mr.. j. P. Davis, who spent the latter |
'art of the winter in California, will |
lrrive home in about two weeks.
Mrs. A. Marburg will return Satur- |
lay or Sunday from New York. where |
he is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. |
(erkes.
Miss Caroline Whittelsey will give
musicale Saturday evening at her |
tudio on West Sixth avenue.
Mrs Mary E. Wilder and Mrs. |
evelyn Lewis have returned from a |
wo months stay in California, and |
re at home in their apartments, 11S |
Vest Armour boulevard City |
lines.
Mrs George Metzger will leave to- |
light for California to join her daugh- |
er. Mrs. S. l.. Hull, whose husband is |
ill with pneumonia.
A number of the ministers and lay
men of the Topeka churches will at |
end the Men and Religion congress
o be held in New York city April 8 |
o "a.
Mr.. z. l.. Copeland returned We'd |
lesday from a business trip to Chi |
ago.
rom Omaha, where he went today on |
egal business.
Miss Edith Thompson has returned |
rom Augusta. Kansas, where she was |
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