The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-22

Mr.. Harry Eagle, Mr.. Dick Hall. Mr..
Ivan Dibbbe. Mr.. Holmes Meade, Mr.
Kenneth Lewis. Mr.. Dick Reed. Mr..
TED Lagerstrom. Mr.. Stanley Cope
land. Mr.. Kenneth Adams, Mr. Frank
willard. Mr.. Eiburn Beai. Mr.. VIII
lard Bowman. Mr.. Herman Ewers.
Mr. Harold Porter. Mr.. Fred Beer
BONN, Mr.. Robert Drum, Mr.. Roger
Savage. Mr.. Willard Pierce, Mr.. VIII
liam Miller. Mr.. Charles Kouns. Mr..
Chester Wahle, Mr.. Earl Trobert, Mr..
Allen McNeal. Mr.. Glen Pratt. MI.
Frank Southwick. Mr.. Wendali Ly-
man, Mr.. Darwin Bradley, Mr.. Clyde
Mills, Mr.. Ralph Kingsley, Mr.. Edwin
Seeiey, MI. John Dean, Mr.. Kenneth
Alexander, Mr.. Reed Morrison, Mr..
Phillip Sproat. Mr.. Sam Stewart. Mr..
Howard Searle, Mr.. Seaton Ham
mill. Mr.. Kenneth Oleilvie. Mr.. well
hngton. Culver, Mr.. William McCHn-
took. Mr.. John Porter, Mr.. Clyde Cor
bett. Mr.. PEGGY Beggs, Mr.. Tinkham
veaie. Mr.. Joe Risteen, Mr.. Kenneth
Lyle. Mr.. Merle Segar, Mr.. Ralph
Hugh Nichols. Mr.. Jim Allison. Mr..
Jim Perry. Mr.. Vernon West, Mr..
Larry Huey. Mr.. Clay Hamilton, Mr..
Frank Mcfarland, Mr.. Kent Money
penny. Mr.. Victor Biakely. Mr..
George Hogeboom. Mr.. Mayte Lytle,
MI. Ike Adams, Mr.. Otto Dittmer. Mr..
frank Heatherington, Mr.. Harold
Shadinger. Mr.. James Brier, Mr. Joe
Hull Mr.. Harry Alexander, Mr.. Steve
Kaufman. Mr.. David Neiswanger, Mr..
Roy Agard, Mr.. Churchill Sargent.
Mr. Adolf Winter. Mr.. Ed Kistler, Mr.
marshall Hite and Mr. Sam LUX.
Mr.. J. d. M. Hamilton, claims at
torney for the Santa Fe, has been
asked to make an address at the ban
Quet of the alumni Phi Delta Theta
fraternity. next Wednesday evening at
'ne University club. Kansas City. Mo.
La Douzaine Bridge club will be en-
tertained Monday by Mrs. T. s. stew
ems at her home in Fillmore street.
tn. department T. c,1 4 Of tn. Fed
In December some time during the
week after Christmas. The chairman
OF the department, Mrs. c. J. Evans,
has arranged for an address on ''Wom-
en- In Industry" to be given by Miss
Lima Bresette. deputy factory inspec-
tor of Kansas. Miss Bresette's work
Is concerned particularly with the con-
dition of women in factories, and with
child labor. ana she is, in addition, a
good speaker. SO that the meeting
promises to be an interesting one
The Federation is planning a meet
ing to be held some time in December.
at which DR.. Loveland will give one
of his lectures.
The Elwe1l Brfdge-Luncheon club
will meet with Mrs. H. M. Leonard, 1131
Western avenue Tuesday at / O'Clock.
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Miss Helen Neese and Miss Gladys
Guild entertained the girls Of their card
club this afternoon at Miss Guilds
home. 516 Topeka avenue. The menu
Neese. Miss Mildred Agard, Miss Helen
Harsh. Miss Helen Reinbach. Miss
Margaret Ewers. Miss Marguerite
Thrapp. Miss Grace Dana, Miss Helen
Cook. Miss Katherine Mcfarland, Miss
Emily seery. Miss Helen Welty. Miss
Marie Vancil. Miss Roxy Vancil, Miss
Mabel Gilchrist, Miss Louise Bell and
| Miss Louise Pontious.
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The Spalding Reading Circle will give
| silver tea Monday afternoon at the
to o'clock. This party is the second
| OF series Of affairs the club is giving
for increasing its charity fund.
A representation Of some Of the pic
lures of the old masters and later art
lists was given in tableau at Washburn
college Friday night under the tfrec-
] ton of Mrs. L. D. Whittemore. who
is at the head of the art department
/ at Washburn. Each of the pictures
was explained by Mrs. Whittemore, who
| spoke before the presentation was
made. giving the story of each painting
and an outline Of its meaning.
The students and faculty of the
school took the parts in the pictures
! and the pose, colorfng and drapery OF
| the originals were represented with all
possible faithfulness.
One Of the most pleasing Of the pic
| lures was one in which Miss Helen
Shirk represented Fra Angelico's pic
| ture of the angel with the trumpet
Mrs. Mary e. Currier. as the artists
mother in Whistler's picture, was rep
resentative Of the modern painters who
have achieved fame. Mrs. John Sar-
gent as Queen Louise in Riichter's
painting was a pleasing number Of the
| series.
The success Of the exhibition was &c
marked that Mrs. Whittemore is con-
templating a repetition OF her novel liv-
ing picture display.
Mrs. xina Cowles Wright will en-.
! tertain. the B. c. b. Bridge club at hel
| home. 1907 Tyler street. Monday. No
vember "a. 49,
| engagement OF her daughter, Edith
Holloway. to Mr.. George N. Boon, the
wedding to take place thte latter part
l of the month at Mrs. rJOhnston's home
1908 West Fifteenth street. Mr.. Boon
has a position in the Santa Fe offices