The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-30


avenue gave a dinner yesterday to
eight of his gentlemen friends. The
! guests were Mr.. Thomas E. Lyon,
Colonel ]. F. True, Mr.. John S. Todd,
Mr.. Alonzo Stone, Colonel Richard B.
Moore, Mr.. James c. Bratton, Mr..
Thomas Pitcher and Mr.. S. H Hoover.
Mr.. Pierce is in his ninetieth year and
the average age of the company was
u years. In the party five states
were represented. There were five
soldiers, six Bull Moosers, one Re-
What's the new color to be. dye
think,
Now there's not one, but a pair?
! Alice wore blue and Helen wore pink;
What will the Wilson girls wear?
Woodrow's opinions are nothing to
What he may do I don't care.
But tell me, my dear, I'm hectic to
What viii the Wilson girls wear?
Chicago Tribune.
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A good deal of the interest of the
Woman's Kansas Day meeting this
year centered in the women who were
guests. The speakers, brilliant wom-
en-, all of them, were the object of
much interest; Mrs Johntz is the
Enterprise, and has done some social
work in Hull House, Chicago. Mrs.
Deutsch, Horton woman, is the wife
of merchant of that town, and a
person of wide learning and under
standing of many subjects, not only
of interest to women, but of general
concern, besides being person of at
tract1ve personality. Mrs. Chalkley is
Rowland, whose name is linked with
much that is known of Kansas his
tory and the states progress. Mrs.
Chalkley's home is in Lawrence, and
of In oofix
efficient women in the campaign for
suffrage in her district.
Mrs Van Tuy1e of Leavenworth
was also guest. She has many
friends here, and is a member of the
D. A. r., and prominent in club work.
Mrs. c. c. Goddard of Leavenworth,
former president of the State Fedora
ton of Women's clubs, was present at
the meeting. Also Mrs. Fannie
Cooper Atkinson of Parsons, who is
now president of the state federation,
and who has attended every meeting
of the Woman's Kansas Day club since
its organization. Mrs. Alice Hazard
of Kansas City, Kansas, woman
of considerable distinction, was the
guest of Mrs. c. D. Skinner at the
meeting. She is a lecturer, and
student of astrology.
The list of out-of-town guests in
cludes: Mrs. Will Vernon, jr., Mrs.
Harvey Eckert, Mrs. A. A. Doerr, Mrs.
w. H Vernon, ST., Annie Peters, Miss
-
Larned; Mrs. o. S. Gibson, of Arkan-
sas City; Mrs A. S. Lapham Mrs. J.
E. Plummer, all of Chanute; Mrs.
Charles Scott, of Fort Scott; Mrs.
Clark Smith, of Cawker; Mrs. B. H.
Nickel, of Soldier; Mrs. E. H. Hoch,
of Marion; Mrs r. P. Murdoch, of
Wichita; Mrs. Walter E. Wilson, of
Washington; Mrs. c. A. Sautter, of
Horton; Mrs. c. c. Goddard, of Leav-
enworth; Mrs. James Humphrey, of
Junction City; Mrs. Grace Snyder of
Cawker City; Mrs. A. NJ. Keener, of
Valley Falls; Mrs. Charles O'Neil, of
Berryton; Mrs. Eugene Ware Mrs
Alice Hazard, both of Kansas City;
Mrs. c. ]. Brown, of Blue Rapids: Mrs.
e. w. Click. of Atchison; Mrs G. w.
Rennen, of Atchison; Mrs Edwin
Lange, of Denver, Colorado; Mrs. M.
B. Munson, of Pittsburg; Mrs. A. B.
Carney, of Concordia; Mrs. Lambert
son, of Fairview; Mrs. Charles, of Re
public; Mrs. Kean, of West Virginia;
Mrs. p T. Nichols, of Liberal; Mrs
of Horton: Mrs. F. P. Funk, Mrs. J. D.
Saggan, Mrs. c. w. Thompson, all of
Marion; Mrs. Ewing Herbert, of Hia-
watha; Mrs. H. B. Olaf of Perry; Mrs.
A. Walker, of Seneca; Miss Edna Cor
bett of Valencia; Mrs. H. Montgomery
of Kansas City; Mrs. Sadie Grisham, of
Cottonwood Falls; Mrs. J. P. Jacobs,
of Washington; Mrs. F. J. Ryan. of
Leavenworth; Mrs. C.. F. Armstrong,
of Clyde; Mrs. Anna E. Arnold, of Cot
tonwood Falls; Mrs. Eme1ine Woods
Crumb, of Harveyville; Mrs. Howard
Erickson, of Washington; Mrs. J. K.
Codding, of Leavenworth; Mrs. P. C.
Heacock, of Manhattan; Mrs. Mike
Frey, of Junction City; Mrs. A. B. Hill,
of Manhattan; Mrs. William F. Bur-
wards Shouse. of Kinsley; Mrs. c. N.
Peters of Kansas City; Mrs. c. F.
Schenck, of Seneca; Mrs. P. Garvin,
of Erie; Mrs. T. Saxon, of ST. Marys;
Mrs. L K. Linscott, of Holton; Mrs.
John Wright, of Junction City; Mrs. |
t Beck, of Holton; Mrs. J. NJ. Miller, |
of Council Grove; Mrs. c. B. Volker, |
Norton; Mrs. w. H Smith, Seneca; |
Mrs. C. A. Hoffman, Enterprise; Mrs. |
Matte Kimball, Manhattan; Mrs r. s. !
Fillmore Blue Rapids; Mrs. David HILL /
Seneca; Miss Effie Loader and Mrs. |
E. E. Hopes, of Clay Center; Mrs.
L. W. KepIinger, Mrs. c. w. Trickett
and Mrs. w. D. Morbry, of Kansas
City; Mrs. NJ. C. Berkeley, of Burr Oak:
King, Kansas City; Mrs. J. stivers.
Larned; Mrs. J. N. Atchison, Kansas
City; Mrs. L. Kyser, Howard: Mrs H.
F. Sutton. ST John; Mrs. E. R. Dalor,
Marion; Mrs. J. P. St John, Olathe;
Mrs. T. A. Milton, Kansas City; Mrs.
R. S. Hendricks. Atwood; Mrs. ]. R.
Preston, Grenola; Mrs. w. F. Jackson.
FIT Scott; Mrs. James Thompson,
Maple Hill: Mrs. c. w. Lands, Os-
borne; Mrs Mary Wilkinson. Seneca;
Mrs w. NJ Layton, Concordia; Mrs.
w L. Brown, Kingman; Mrs. " H.
Branch. Wichita; Mrs. W. c. Weir and
Mrs. j. B. Crockett, Horton; Mrs.
Willis Bailey, Atchison; Mrs. ]. E.
Johnson, Abilene: Mrs. c. G. Steven
son, Pratt; Mrs. E. B. Jewett, Wichita;
Mrs b. E. Cornell, Kansas City; Mrs.
T. E. Thompson, Howard; Mrs. F. B.