The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-07
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The D. A. r. will have a party Sat
n. F. Handy and Mrs. John shelton. in
Topeka avenue. The hours are from
to 6, and the guests will dress IN
Colonial costume. The advisory Doaro
OF the chapter are asked to NEE.
promptly at o'clock for a snor'
business session.
The news is made public that MISS
Elizabeth NJ Barr was married In Ayh-
don. Kan. October ~, to Mr.. chester
b. Arthur. There has been no wedding
news recently that has caused NOR NOR,
exclamations for everyone in town
knows Mrs. Arthur, how she came 70
Topeka and made her way against ooos
through college and into business, now
she became a printer and pupisner anu
author. and then went into pupnc ar
fairs. engaging in work new 10 WON
en-, on the city police force, cnoosins
the night patrol because it was hard
est and most interesting. She dlo some
writing that attracted attention whl'e
she was in college. and later sne UNI
dertoOk the publication of the women
club organ, 1.-The Club Member, AFTER
ward becoming the editor OF weehry
paper. Current Topics" Coming OUT
of the publishing venture in a nnah-
cially precarious state, she threw
bomb into the group of local literat1 by
launching her Hell UP to Date" book:
which sold out as fast as it came on
the press. Whereupon she squaIeu
herself with the highbrows" by issuing
a beautifully dainty volume OF poems
Petals from a Rose jar" Her 1noe-
pendence of thought and expression
her fearlessnesS and her enthusiasm III
the cause of Socialism and every otner
subject that engages her interest. mas
won her admiration and crltlclsm. 10y
turns, and an unfailing reputation 1or
being the .gamest" woman in town.
Mr.. Arthur is brother of Dean arthur
of the Washburn law school. he ana
Mrs. Arthur are living at 106 west
Sixth avenue.
The Music Study club held their reg
ular meeting Thursday afternoon, and
the program was as follows:
Beethoven-ScherZo from symphony
in E Flat-Miss Elsie Chapman and
Miss Ethel Grant
Won Fielitz-O Let Me KISS Thlnc
Ewes. Sweet-Mrs. Charles Barr.
Mrs. Bair.
Kullack-Air Bohemian-Mrs. Harry
Tasker.
Haydn-Serenade in c for Violin
Miss Gladys Cav.
Konald-Cycle Of Life-Mrs. b. b.
Slnytne.
Strauss-Sonata, First Movement
Mrs. w. H. Bowlby
Glinka-The Lark-Mrs. Tasker.
Glinka-Birdie's Living Mother--Mrs.
w. ]. V. Deacon.
Glinka-The Sky Lark-Mrs. Barr.
Aria from Russian and Munhilla-
Mrs. Smythe.
Miss Mary Frances Green, of Den
yer, Colorado, was the guest Of honor
at a luncheon. given by Miss Miriam
Foster Thursday. Covers were laid
for: Miss Green, Mrs. Robert Fuller
ton. Miss Anna Burr Rice, Miss
Louise Fleming, and her guest. Mrs.
Sampson, Miss Joy Paxton, Miss Lulu
Miss Green has been visiting Mrs.
P. J. Clevenger and will return to
her home Sunday.
Mrs. D. E. Esterly. will give
luncheon Saturday for Mrs. Francis
Hayes, of Chicago.
Mrs Hayes will be entertained
during her visit at dinner given by
Miss Margaret Goodrich and Miss
Nelly Goodrich. Mrs. "A. o. Wilmarth
gave a party for her this afternoon.
Mr.. Kenneth Roudebush has been
pledged to the Alpha Delta fraternity
of Washburn College.
The active chapter Tuesday even
ing initiated Mr.. Edwin Menninger,
Mr.. John Boyle, and Mr.. Bert Smith
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The Portia club was entertained
at luncheon Thursday by Mrs. w. w.
Bowman. Yellow chrysanthemums
were used in decorating the table, and
guests besides the members of the
club were: Mrs. H. w. Welty, Mrs H.
G. West. Mrs. j. f. Codding, of
Leavenworth. and Mrs. Charles Har-
ris, Of Emporia.
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Notes and Personal Mention
Miss Louise HUT, of Lawrence.
Kan, will arrive Friday to spend her
vacation with Miss Dorothy Hether-