The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-11

| and Mrs. A. w. Benson, Justice and
Mrs. C. A. Smith, and following them
will be the other new state officers ana
their wives. Refreshmen will De
served in the office of the secretary OF
state and in the office of the super
intendent of public instruction, ana
also in the rotunda of the second floor.
The Second Regiment band of the ma
tional guard will be stationed on the
fourth floor, and will furnish music
during the hours OF the party.
The inauguration ceremony will take
place in Representative hall. at noon
Monday, Immediately following the pa
rade.
The vignette club will meet Tues
day at the home of Mrs II. y. Gar
vey, 616 Buchanan street
| The Topeka Avenue Bridge club
will be entertained at one o'clock
luncheon Friday of next week by Mrs.
F. E. Parr at her home, 1916 Harri-
son street.
! Miss Margaret Russell gave a party
! this afternoon at her apartments in
! the Devon for the girls of the organi-
cation of the senior class of WASH
burn college, of which she is a men,
| Der, and a few other guests. Besides
the memb ers of the class, the, guests
were: Miss Helen Sanders and three
| of the women of the faculty. Miss
Charlotte Leavitt, DR.. Irere Nye, Miss
Jessie Dean and Miss Hazel Bullock;
The girls of the class who attended
were: Miss Myrtle Barrier, Miss
Ruth Bauer, Miss Alice Blackburn.
j Miss Mabel Coe, Miss Leila James,
Miss Minnie Hovey, Miss Cora. Kill
burn, Miss Ruth Leonard. Miss Flea
nor Neal, Miss Daisy Peart, Miss
Angie Parker Miss Martha Sellards,
Miss Marguerite Vest, Miss Nerna
worley, Miss Rebecca Stanley, Miss
Helen Stevenson, Miss F1oy weather
bee, Miss Lena Miller, Miss Mildred
Taliaferro. Miss Bertha Yaussi. Miss
Grace Gaines. Miss Helen Tillotson,
Miss Ruth Williams, Miss Fanny
steves and Miss josephine Tice.
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Tickets for the Woman's Kansas
Day club luncheon will be on sale
Monday at Mills store, Crosby Broth
ers', Warren NJ. Crosby's and STAINS
fields. Mrs Clement Smith has
charge of the sale of tickets, and
those who expect to come from out of
town for the event may procure tick
cts by writing to Mrs. Smith, 721 Polk
street. Room reservations for those
who come from other towns and wish
to stay over night may be had by
writing to Mrs. E. E. Roudebush, 329
Woodlawn avenue
Mrs. A A. Hurd will entertain the
Tuesday Bridge-Luncheon club next
Tuesday at the Topeka. club.
Guests at a dinner which Mrs. s.
G. Stewart gave Friday night for
some school friends of her daughter,
Isabel, were: Miss Florence Bow
man, Miss Mildred Bowman, Miss
Violet Crumbine, Miss Margaret
Shakeshaft, Miss Ruth Foster, Mr..
Sidney Everingham, Mr.. Frank Fable,
Mr.. Fred Beerbohm, Mr.. Ralph
Kingsley, Mr.. Roscoe Stubs and Mr.. ,
Sam Stewart
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A meeting of the Child Study club
will be held with Mrs. Lewis Gar
linghouse, 1921 Polk street. Mrs.
Noble Prentis will make an address
on the subject, Fairgrounds and
Yards for Children and Mrs. Edwin
O'Neil will have a paper on 1.-The
Value of Music in Education" e.
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For the first time in many years the !
Episcopal general convention, also a
triennial body, will meet in New York |
city, and will use SO much of the new
Cathedral of st. John the Divine as is
completed. New York will have ]. i
Pierpont Morgan to help it entertain, /
and it and Mr.. Morgan are planning
social events ahead OF any general
convention in the past. A new hall, |