The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-08

The Varsity club will have a dance
tonight at Steinberg's hall.
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The wives of the legislators who are
in Topeka during the session have
stayed the social slump expected at
this season. In the past week they
were entertained at two large parties,
and some of them attended the bridge
parties of the week. Governor and
Mrs Hodges gave a reception for them
Tuesday night. and Thursday the
women at the Throop hotel, including
the legislators wives who are there,
and Mrs A. F. Colson, Mrs Frank
Daugherty, and Mrs. w. A Johnston
gave an lat home,'' at which Mrs.
Hodges was the guest of honor
Important among the social affairs of
next week is the musicale to be given
by Miss Dorothy Barber at her home
on Buchanan street. assisted by her
sister, Hester Barber Sorosis club
will have it's annual banquet Wednes-
day night. Lincoln,s Birthday, end Fri
day night the Kansas Authors club
will have its annual banquet.
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Roger Savage and John Elliott gave
n dancing party Friday afternoon at
McRae's hall, and their guests were
some of the younger high school crowd.
The hall was decorated with the high
school colors, orange and black, and
the room was hung with festoons of
those colors. The little girls made a
lovely picture in their party frocks.
The young people who danced We're:
Ruth Thompson, Mona Gatchell, Cen
evieve Mcmillan, Dorothy Sproat, An
toinette West. Harriet Hill, Mary
Clark, Edith Cornell. Aline Officer,
Mildred Quinton, Lucille Baumgardner,
Helen Whitfield. Hester Barber, Pauline
McVey, Georgia Neese, Dorothy Coe,
Ruth Rooster, Ethel Chase, Lucille Ell
more. Gladys Neil. Marian Dana, Lii
liam Martin, Ruth Wood, Reed Morri-
son. Ralph Kingsley, Vernon West,
Stanley Copeland, Archibald farrell.
Sanford FARRELL. James Perry, Willard
Bowman Willard Wear, Marshall
Crawford Elburn Beal, Charles Har-
low. Charles Kouns. Edward Clark, AL
fred Cole. Roger Davis. John Dean.
Wilbur Cole. Marion Smith, John Ell
lott and Roger Savage
Mrs. C. s. Elliott and Mrs. F. s. Saw
age We're chaperons-
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The women of chapter A. J., F. o. E
gave a party for their husbands and
fathers Friday night at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Loveland, 500 To-
peka avenue Mrs. Loveland was as
sisted by Mrs. E. c. Brownell, Mrs. S.
c. Petit and Mrs. H. H. Pugh. The
house was decorated in the club colors,
yellow and White, the flowers USED
were jonquils and narcissi Miss Ha
zelIe Loveland, Mrs. Hugh Fisher. Mrs.
Grace Sloan, and Mr.. Dana Parkhurst
furnished the music for the .ntertain-
ment of the guests. The company in
cluded: DR. and Mrs. Loveland. Mr..
and Mrs. Loveland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brownell. Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh. Mr.. and
Mrs Petit. Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan. Mr..
and Mrs. r. n. Sarle Mr.. and Mrs.
Dimmott. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hind
man. Mrs. Whitmore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Fisher Mrs. Jessie Garland. Mrs.
Loie Ethel Miss Carnlie Wolfe. Miss
Jennie Startzman. Miss Laura Startz-
man, Miss lie Pugh Mr.. c. D Startz-
man, and Mr.. t. r. Wolfe.
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The Atlantean club will meet Mon
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. with Mrs.
A H Horton, room l. the Devon.
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The T. G. F. club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs G. H. Foster, 124S
Tyler street.
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The Vespuccian club will meet
Thursday, February Is, with Mrs. c.
e. Neil, 1925 Western avenue.
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The band of the second regiment.
Kansas National Guard will give a