The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-01

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Major Waldo E. Aver and his fam
ilv. who came from Washington, y.
c. to Topeka to make their home lass
summer have taken the house at 1Ol4
Harrison street Major and Mrs Aver
daurhter. Miss Welcome Aver, has
lately graduated from Smith colieSe,
Northampton, Mass. and is now WITH
her parents. The other daughter, MISS
Constance Aver, who was a student N
the high school, Washington, D. u
while her home was in Washington,
remains in school there, ana VIII
graduate this spring Mrs Aver mas
met a good many of the society peo-
ME since coming to Topeka to live,
and was one of the guests OF honor
at d tea given by Mrs. j. p. de BeVelS
Kaye a few weeks ago. MISS aver,
who has been in Topeka but a snort
time, was one of the guests at me
Woman's Kansas Day club iuncheoh
Monday
The Nautilus club will have a party
tonight at the home of Mr.. and MIS-
A. A. GODDARD, 1901 Boswell avenue
for the members and their huspands.
A program Will be given followed py
social hour.
Mrs. Charles Brooks Thomas gave a
luncheon at Mills tea room W eoIes-
day afternoon, complimentary 10 MTs'
E. D. Nelson and her sister MIS- a. =,
Sedgwick of Ironwood, Mlehlsdil, " ~
are visiting Mrs. Nelson oauS a '''-, !,
Mrs. J. P de Bevers Kaye Inose
who attended were: Mrs Nelson, MT MIs-
Sedewick Mrs. Kaye. Mrs r K MAJ
! Freeman, Mrs. willard Hall. MISS
Mary Hambleton and MRS. !1oll Iii
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Sedgwlck VIII
Be Mrs Hayes guests about Two
weeks.
Miss Addie Smith, who will leave ,.
next week for New Orleans, where she
will be married to Mr. Ernest MIL an
| kivitz of Los Angeles, Cal, was 'ne
| guest of honor at a dinner given pS
| her club Wednesday night at the nome
| of Mrs. J. H. Jones, zoe Tyler street
| The wedding will take place some tlnne
next week, and Mr. and Mrs; MIN
| lxivi+z will 90 for a trip to CUBA De
| fore going to their home in Los An
| peles Miss smith has been a teacher
| in the city schools for some tl1ne' anu
has many friends who Will pc ln l't-
| ested TO know of her approaching
| marriage. Mr. Minkivitz is engaged IN
| the sugar refining business IN Can
| fornia There were fourteen guests al
| the dinner last night and the colors
were red and white
Mrs. Joseph Morgan entertained her
| bridge club Wednesday, with rev
guests besides the members OF the cruz
Miss I,etha Blench gave a Kensing-
| ton It's afternoon for Miss Leila Bur
CESS of Los Angeles, Cal, who IS Visit
| ing Miss Matte Payne The otheI
| e-uests were: Miss Louise Culver
! Miss Louise F'airchild of the state uni
versity Miss Payne, Miss Ruth era
| ham, Miss Lucy Vawter, Mrs Car
| Fowler, Miss Alta Lux, MISS Lean
! Raiiev Miss Nina ROudebush, MISS
| Frances Walsh. Miss Margaret Tillot-
| son. Miss Grace Grote, Miss Etne! Ever
ingham and Miss Charlotte Mcclellan.
|
One of the students at Bethany col
Iege saws that since the fire in Holmes
hall, the older girls over in the WoH'
building are prepared for emergencies
They place on the char Dy their Deu
sides every night their lace-trlnnleu
embroidered lingerie night clothes ant
\ their best suede shoes. Then IN cas-
of a blaze and the consequent cam u'
parade, they can quickly don the AIRY
fairy gowns and velvet shoes-Whlte L
match the cOstume-and go forth II
style No cotton flannel sack ans
crocheted slipper procession Tor them
with all the firemen and hre-Wagol
followers on hand!
The missionary societies of the FRS
Methodist church gave tea Wednes
day afternoon at the home OF MRS
George Noble for Miss Mary sweet
who will leave for the east next Mon
day and will sail soon to engage Il
mission work in Rome The guest
who called yesterday were received D.
Mrs. Noble, Miss Sweet, Mrs F. L
I.oveland. Mrs. d. P Paxton and MIS-
Bessie Roughton. Mrs. P ]. eleven
ger presented Miss Sweet with port
folio in which were letters written b.
the guests to be opened on the day
indicated on the letter during the day
of the voyage. Mrs. f. L. Loyelan'
made an informal farewell address {
which Miss Sweet responded, and musI
was furnished by Mrs. E. S. PettyjohT
Miss Mary Dallas Gage and Miss Jc
t Paxton.
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one hears a good many complinen
! tary things about a girl who is helpin
| in one of the booths at the Mldw1nte
: show this week. 1t is Mss Mildre
Carter. the daughter C Mr. and Mrs
B. w Garter, of Woodlawn aVenu'
She is repeatedly spoken of as the pref
test girl in Potwin. she has 1ntshe
high school With postgraduate cours
n is a member of one of the "disbanded
sororities, and is specializing in musi
| in Washburn this year.
The new pledges of the Sigma Delt
Psi sorority. who were guests of homo
= at a dance Wednesday night, are: Mis-