The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-13


JoURNH-THURSDAYI
card party Friday evening for Miss
Emma Cavert. Of Chicago. who IL visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. G. W. Shepard.
Caroline 'rhofn3P ne e So.t sne AZ
tea Thursday afternoon at the Thomas
home In Harrison street. from to s
o'clock.
Miss Hazel Risteen entertained her
sewing club this afternoon at her
home in Harrison street.
The following guests attended q
dinner party given by Mr.. and Mrs. G.
OF South Bethlehem. Pa: Mrs. Walk
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Dudley, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Chase. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. d. Hammatt, Mrs. Charles Brooks
Thomas. Mr.. Armin Fassler and MI.
and Mrs. Merriam.
The annual tea of the Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the First Methodist
church was given Wednesday evening
at the home Of Mrs. p. J. Clevenger.
AT III Alu 8OCl0IY m00lluK 1T 00I6. N10V~
engers home Wednesday afternoon.
plans were made for the church ba
zaar to be held in December.
i Mrs. e. s. Pettyjohn will give an
informal family dinner party Sunday
who will leave next week to make
their home in St Louis;
On account Of the Kreisler concert
this afternoon, the meeting of the
Good Government club to have been
held today. is postponed until Friday
afternoon.
The Sigma Delta Psi girls Of WASH
burn gave a dinner party at Mills tea
room Wednesday night. which was the
last rushing party of the season for
the sorority. Thanksgiving place cards
were used, the candles were shaded in
yellow. and the decorations were pump
kins filed with fruit. The guests were
some of the new girls at the college.
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Little Burmah Sutton gave a party
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. S. L. Courtney. in To-
peka avenue, to celebrate her seventh
birthday anniversary. Her guests were
the children of her class in Harrison
school Mrs. B. N. Sutton and Mrs.
| VIII Omeld. of Oklahoma City, con-
Quoted the party, and Miss Burmah
was assisted by Virginia OHeld. Of ok
'lahoma City. Esther Dibble and Doro-
thy Combs. Candy sticks tied with
PINK ribbons were given as favors, and
the decorations of the rooms were in
pink. In the dining room there was q
birthday cake with pink candles on it
ana the roses were pink and white
American Beauty roses were used In
the parlor. The little hostess wore q
pink frock in keeping with the color
scheme of her party. Little Edna
Young served punch. and Herbert Crib
bic and Lloyd Young furnished music
for the party.
/, Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. A. II. Horton has taken rooms
at the J. v. Rowles home, 1868 Har.
rison street.
Mrs: Bennett r. Wheeler has re.
turned from a short trip to Kansas
City.
Mrs ]. r. Shelton will leave the last
OF November for st. Louis, and will
spend a week with her son, who will
be in St Louis at that time with his
company which will play 1.-The Cover.
nor's Lady. In which he has a part
Later in the. year Mrs. Shelton viii
leave for the Shelton ranch in Idaho
MRS Fred Freeman spent Wednes.
/ Mrs. F. S. Savage and her son have
given up their house in Harrison
street and have taken rooms at the
J: w. Stewart house. 500 Lincolr
Mrs. Stuart Churchill Forbes OF
Kansas City came to Topeka to attend
the Kreisler concert. and is visiting
her sister. Miss Helen Fowler.
Mrs. Adolph Meyer, who recent,
went to Berkeley. CAL. to make hel
home. is now in Los Angeles. visiting
her sister. Mrs. Harry Bubb.
o'clock. First Congregational church. s.
Mr.. Wallace Pe.tyjohn, who is q
student In Yale. will graduate in June
finishing special court in art, and
graduating also In the regular unfver.
sity course. He is living this year al
the home OF Prof. Hiram Bingham
who is the foremost authority in the
world on Latin-Americanh history, anl
who has lately completed a tour of in.
vestigation in Peru. where he con
Quoted excavation work. Mr.. Petty
john is athletic tutor for the profes
sor's younger children.
Miss Leah Duss of Horton arrived
today to visit Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Clev
enger and Saturday she will go t.
Lawrence to attend the football game
Mr.. N. M. Rice will leave SATURDAY.
for st. Louis and Mrs. Rice and hel
daughter, Miss Anna Burr Rice, an(
her son, N. M. Rice, jr., will leave tn,
lAtIeI part OF next week TO join Mr
Rice in a permanent residence.
Try a pan of banquet Flour Bis.
cuits.-Adv.
Mrs. George Leonard Of Harper
Kan, has been visiting her cousin
Mrs. H. w. Putnam, and DR.. Putnam
She is on her way to New Jersey TO
l an extended visit to relatives, and sh,
will be in New Haven Friday for tn,
Yale-Princeton football game. Sh
will be the guest of a cousin who is ,
student in Yale.
Mrs. o. o. Beatie and her daughter
Nadine. of Wichita, are visiting Mrs
i Beatie's parents DIR. and Mrs. A. F
Harrison. Mrs. l.. B. Brooks, Of Kan
saS City, has also been a guest at thu