The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-05


Mrs. Hugh Fisher of Potwin Place
! gave thimble party this afternoon in
honor of Miss Margaret Osmond of
Great Bend. The invited guests were:
Mrs Ralph Scamell, Mrs. J. G. Cum
nRl aisal Miss May Bailey, Miss Ella
John Hersh. Miss Hazelle Loveland,
Miss Dale Pugh, Miss Ruth Rulings,
Mrs. e. G. Oman, Mrs. Sloan. Miss Amy
! Wolfe Miss Carmie Wolfe and Mrs.
/ c s Lopez.
Mrs T. r. Pope entertained at cards
at her home. S33 Topeka avenue, last
night - in celebration of Mr.. Pope's
| birthday The following people were
! guests: Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Harper,
/ MI: and Mrs. Frank Middleton, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Groshong, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Grow, Mr.. George
Crow, Miss Beatrice Sawyer, Mrs. C. c.
Huston, Mr.. and Mrs. K. n. Pomeroy,
Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs.
IL W. Newland and Mr. J. j. Norman.
Mrs. ]. Ba5ters5ill Entertained the
following girls at her home on Lane
street in honor OF her daughter
Blanche's birthday: Miss Florence
McCord Miss Helen dresser, Miss
Miss Elstey Swartz Miss Juanita
Stevic, Miss Mabel Olson, Miss Volley
Smelser, Miss Dorothy Coles, Miss Ag-
mes De Vrers. Miss Florence Jasper
son, Miss Velma Speer. Miss Olive
Munroe, Miss Isabel Woodwork and
Miss Marjorie Fulton.
Inc regular meeting of the Music
DIV olr.I I, IL
ternoon al 8 o'clock with Mrs. Ralph
Cav.
Mrs. A J. Whitmore entertained the
day. The other guests were: Mrs
George II. Hodges, Mrs. Walter E.
Wilson, Mrs. Richard L. Thomas, Mrs.
Oscar Felix. Mrs. A. B. Jeffrey. Mrs.
Harrison Miller, Mrs. Emit Gregg,
Miss Ida V. Scott, DR.. Sara Green
field.
The club members present We're:
Mrs. Daniel G. Haggart, Mrs. E. Z.
Marshall. Mrs. p. A. McNamee. Mrs.
r. c. Reed. Mrs. . F. L. Park, Mrs.
main, Mrs. A. e. Sweet, Mrs. Walter
L. Payne Mrs A. = Whitmore
The Square and Compass club danced
Tuesday evening at Hudson's hall. The
members and guests who danced were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram c. Mohney, Mr.
and Mrs. n. G. Edelblute. Mr.. and Mrs
c. K. Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Os-
born, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilton, Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Main, Mr.. and Mrs.
Doncyson, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F.
Van Dorp. Mr. and Mrs. James r.
Cuthbert. Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Hearick,
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Lawrence, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Dyal. Mr.. and Mrs. F. s.
Prescott, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cope, Mr..
u
Brockett, Miss Bertha Shockey, of
Kansas City. Miss Elise Gades, Miss
Julia Whitmer, Miss Florence Rowe
Miss Mabel Watson, Miss Carol Gage.
Miss Josephine Pickens. Miss Baula
BisseIl, Miss Lillian Valentine Miss
Hermione Pratt. y Miss Emma .Ruppel.
Miss Iona Buclaana n. Miss Lydia Hol-
land. Miss Nora Fredericks, Miss
Jennie Heinzmau, Miss Maude House, !
Miss Matte Payne. Mr.. L. NJ. Penwell. |
Mr.. Roy Hoover. Mr.. Louis Tomlinson
Mr.. H. L. Valentine. Mr.. Lee NJ. Gage !
Mr.. Fred McKinneIl, Mr.. l. P. Du- |
Brueil, Mr. William Excl Mr.. Louis |
Miller. Mr. W. r. Scott. Mr.. c. L. |
Brown. Mr.. Otto tKuehne. Jr., Mr.. Fred !
Kuehne, Mr.. c. B. Jennings Mr.. Fred /!
Gades. Mr.. Kenneth l.. Barrier. Mr.. |
Frank Holland, Mr.. Herbert Clark. |
Mr.. E. NJ. Stephenson. Mr.. George A. |
Sutherland. Mr.. a. W. Craig, Mr.. Ed !
win j. Stewart.
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Miss Katherine. Clohessy will enter
tain the Iota Gamma girls this evening /
at her home. -=-z
The ladies of the First Baptist !
church will give a tea Thursday after |
noon a t 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs
There Will be silver offering. Mrs
George A Eddy and Mrs Catherine
Willard Eddy will talk on mission work.
Mrs. George Eddy has spent several |
years in India. and is a very brillian mt
and interesting speaker. All who are
interested are most cordially invited.
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The Taxa Art Embroidery club will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs NJ
at her home, 219 Western
avenue.
Mrs. Marie Price Wear. who recently
from New York talked in
Tuesday night at the art ex-
hibit at the manual training building
Tonight Mrs. L. d. Whitemore will give
a talk on art The children of Mon
roe and Buchanan schols viewed the
pictures at the exhibit this morning
and this afternoon the children from
Mckinley. Madison and Douglas
schools. Miss Mary Bunker, who is SUI
pervisor of drawing. is at the exhibit
every day to talk to the children about
the pictures.
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The Gamma M chapter of the
Kappa Sigma fraternity will celebrate
the fourth anniversary of its installa-
ton at Washburn college by banquet
at the Throop Thursday evening A
number of the alumni who were in COL
ege at the time of the installation of
he Kappa Sigma will be in the city to
4 ttend the dinner
Their annual spring dance will be
given about May !.
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One of the largest receptions of the
legislative sea son was that given
Thursday afternoon by the wives of the