The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-19
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! The wedding of Miss Ethel F'rizeH
and Mr.. Clay Mckibben, of Dodge City,
few weeks ago, will be solemnized
7 Thursday night at $50 O'Clock, at the
! home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hart Frizell, ITO West Tenth
4 avenue.
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of the senator's wives who are in To-
peka during the session, will give a
: tea Wednesday afternoon of next week,
at Mrs McMillan's apartments in
Del Plaza: The guests will be the
wives of the legislators. and Topeka
women who are their friends.
Inasmuch as women may be appoint
ed on the election boards for the city
election, the members of the Good
Government club have decided to APP
ply for two or three places on each
board. and to give the money that
they make by their service to the
fund for the woman's building that
the women of Kansas expect to- have
completed within the next four years
The women of the club in the various
precincts are asked to make applica-
ton for places on the boards, so that
the club may add to the fund for the
building. The women throughout the
state are showing a good deal of in
tereSt in the erection of the building
which is to commemorate the attain
ment to citizenship by the women of
this state.
Miss Helen Fowler viii entertain her
bridge club tonight at the Virginia.
The xystos club win have dance
Friday night of this week at the Elks
club.
Mrs Roland West entertained her
bridge club today for Miss Lucille
Hooper of Santa Barbara, Cal, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Tom Lillard.
The other guests We're: Mrs. Lillard,
Mrs. Paul Walker, Mrs. Charles Whit
mer, Miss Ora Moneypenny, Miss Jes-
sic Jones and Miss Marian McGaw.
The Crochet club held its regular
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Walter
Wellhousc, 9OS Douthitt avenue, and
it proved a pleasant surprise for one
of it's oldest members. Mrs. Eliza beth
White, who will leave soon for Ration,
New Mexico, to join a friend. and the
two women will make their home to-
gether in Ration. In order to insure
Mrs. White all the comforts of
home" the club gave her a kitchen
shower, the gifts comprising long
list of useful articles. The members
present were: Mrs. ]. P. Glare, Mrs.
Henry Bennett, Mrs. Belle swan. Mrs.
Geo. w. Burroughs, Mrs Edward
Medlicott, Mrs. II. L. Shirer, Mrs. w
f. Vreeland, Mrs J. B. Whelan. Mrs.
Geo. Stitt, Mrs. D. w. Nellis, Mrs. c.
A. Scott, Mrs Walter Wellhouse. Mrs
Elizabeth White, Mrs. Willis Coston
and Mrs. c. P. Bo!mar.
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Srandm other, or a generous daddy. or
a diminutiVe bank account should.
willy-nilly, by hook or by crook, HE
himself to the Grand next Tuesday
the "Children's Kitty the most de-
lightfuI Juvenile entertainer on either
side of the Big Pond. Children adore
her: fresh air fund kiddies who have
been trooped to hear her in New
York, and princes and prfncesses who
have watched her in London never
forget her charm.
II believe in amusement that slim
ulates the mind, declared Kitty
Cheatham, in one of the quaintest ar
ticles the De1ineator has ever publish
ed. Her songs and monolosues APP
peal to youngsters because she under
stands them, and delight the grown
ups because she leads them back
through the happy land of childhood.
Mrs. L. L. Bailey entertained the Ell
well club Tuesday for her sisters. Mrs
E. Donakin and Mrs. A. w. Brewer,
both of Kansas City. The other guests,
besides the members We're: Mrs. j.
Howard stuart and Miss Griffith
The Mysotis club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. F.. E. Pur-
cell, ITO West Eighth avenue
The Square and Compass club held
their ninth dance of the season Tues |
day evening at Hudson's hall The
members and guests who danced
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Edleblute, Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Mohney, Mr.. and Mrs |
Howard Van Dorp, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wilton, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Holland |
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kelly. Mr. and
Mrs. w A. Dyai, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
w Osborn, Mr.. and Mrs. C. K. Ell
lott Mr.. and Mrs. E T. Hearick, Mr.. |
and Mrs. F. s. Prescott. Mr.. and Mrs. |
James B. Doncyson. Mr.. and Mrs
John E. Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl |
Marshall. Miss Kathryn Often, Miss
Julia Schmidt. Miss Elsie Gades, Miss |
Eermoine Pratt. Miss JOSS phine |
Pickens Miss Isabel Dscnuden, Miss
Miss Esther Nye- Miss Florence
Swift. Miss Beula BisseH. Miss Lillian |
Valentine. Miss Jennie He,nzilan, Miss
lone Buchanan, Miss Jessie Farrell |
Miss Matte Payne. Mr.. l.. NJ. Penwe1l. |
Mr.. A. W. Craig, Air. Charles GluLt. |
Mr.. l.. H Dubreil. Mr.. Frank Holland, |
Mr.. Z. NJ. stephan. Mr.. II. L. Nalen-
Mr.. Fred McKinnell, Mr.. Austin
Mr.. Herbert Clark. Nsr
Kenneth Barber. MIR. Lee NJ. Gage, |
Mr.. Edwin J. Stewart, Mr.. Charles r. |
Jennings MIR. Roy Hoover. Mr.. Fred |
Kuehne and Mr. Otto Kuehne, Jr.