The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13

ger and Mr.. Charles Walp. and punch
was served by Miss Juliet Pettyjohn.
Miss Mary Ferguson, Miss Corinne
Ripley. Miss Helen Shirk, Miss Harriet
Markham, Miss Winifred Cornick, Miss
Frances Cornick. Miss Dorothy Dales
and Miss Leita Coover.
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Miss Mabel Jones and Mr.. Archie
Jones gave a dancing party Friday
night at McRae's hall complimentary
to number of out-of-town girls who
are attending a house party given by
Miss Lillian Martin at her home in Ty-
Ter street. The guests We're received
by General and Mrs. c. l. Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. L. nj. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
f. Billings and Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Ker-
sey.
The guests of honor included Miss
Marion Order. Miss Grace Thomas and
Miss Lillian Bacon of Fort Scott, Miss
Eliza beth Bass of Eldorado, Miss Rose
Haworth. Miss Florence DUNCAN, Miss
Helen Gallagher and Miss Elsie Bales
of Lawrence and Miss Aura Worden
of La Junta. Col. Miss Isabel Myers
of Kansas City. Other guests were Miss
Martin, Miss Lucille kerSey Miss Helen
Whitfield. Miss Adelaide Seeds, Miss
Mona Thomas. Miss Julia Smith, Miss
Gladys Neil. Miss Hester Barber, Miss
Lena Gall. Miss Leah Mcintyre, Miss
Georgia Henderson. Miss Ruth Koester
Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss Gertrude
Ford, Miss Frances Ford, Miss Helen
Welty Miss Hazel Thomas Miss N.Y.
tie Undertake. Miss Winifred Hamll-
ton Miss Eulalia Kaufman Miss Irene
Peers. Miss Pauline McVey, Miss Mil
bred Stanton. Miss Marian Dana, Miss
Helen Lucas, Miss Aline Officer Miss
Marjorie Petro, Mr.. Erich Sharpe, Mr..
Hubert Glass. Mr.. Harry Welty. Mr..
Basil Hartley. Mr.. Stanley Copeland,
Mr.. Frank Mcfarland. Mr.. Glenn Lo-
Mr Mr. ia
Smithers, Mr.. Kenneth Adams, Mr..
John Dean. Mr.. Chester Wahle, Mr..
Donald Billings, Mr.. Milton Jones, Mr..
Leonard Billings. Mr. Hobart McPher-
son, Mr.. Carl Martin. Mr.. Frank Fable,
Mr.. Vernon West. Mr. George Chan
der Mr.. Clyde Miller Mr.. Allen Pom
thus. Mr.. RAY Calihan, Mr. William
McCarter. Mr.. Thomas Crawford, Mr..
Milford Baker Mr.. Charles Lyons Mr..
Bob Adams. Mr.. Roger Davis Mr.. For
rest Rice, Mr.. John Neeley, Mr. Eus-
tbs Clay, MIR. Leonard Kline, Mr.. Ken
meth Ogelvie. Mr.. Gale Morgan, Mr..
Raymond French, Mr.. Wellington Cul-
YER Mr.. Charles Kouns, Mr. John Ell
lott, Mr.. Victor Blakely, Mr.. Wilbur
Cole, Mr.. Charles Harlow Mr.. Lucian
Terrill. Mr.. Veach of Girard and Mr..
Lowell Engle of EmpOria.
Miss Jones wore a pretty gown Of
yellow satin and shadow lace and Miss
Martin wore cream messaline trimmed
with blue chiffon pleating. Mrs. Mar
tin was gowned in pink chiffon over
satin. with a trimming of pearls. Mrs.
Jones wore white embroidered wolfe
trimmed with lace.
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The September meeting of the Good
Government club was omitted on ac-
count of the heat and the absence of
many of the members from the city.
The next regular melting will be held
Thursday October g. 1t will be a so
cial meeting, and the social committee
of which Mrs. George Epley is chair
man. will have it II = charge
The Cathedral Boys club held their
annual meeting Friday evening at the
club house, and elected the following
officers: Marion Smith. president;
William z. Stickel, vice president; Jas.
Smith, secretary; James Perry. treas
urer: sergeant-at-a Archie Nc
Keever. Mr.. James Smith is the re-
firing president, and Mr.. Clyde
sehenek is ts = re !. secretary
The first meeting of the Travellers
club for the new season will not be
held with the president, Miss Laura
Mcclure, but with Miss Jean Koontz
and Miss Margaret Koontz, 1918 To-
peka avenue.
The o. o. F. club will meet with
Mrs. F. \. Parks. S24 West street.
of the club are asked to attend.
Harold Bauer. pianist. will appear in
the Grand opera house Friday, March
21th, as the sixth attraction of the
Radcliffe Concert series. His standing
in the world of music is aptly describ
ed by the phrase master pianist. a
term employed by one of Americas
foremost critics when Bauer visited
this country several years ago. 1t
-.ro To nj he nia niCt's
whelming victory over the manifold
technical difficulties of his art. com
bined with his fine poetic insight. his
splendid musiciansilip. and his mar
velous powers OF Interpretation.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Howell Jones has returned
from Minnea polls, MINI. She was ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. War
rem y. Akers, Washington, of d. c.
The H. A. Perry family have re-
turned from Bernardstown, Mass.
where they spent the season at their
summer home.
The f. s. Pettyjohn family have re-
turned from summers outing at
Clear Lake and Lake Okoboji Ia.
Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Gleed have re
turned from Michigan. where they
spent the summer. They stopped in
Indiana polls, Ind, to visit their daugh-
ter. Mrs. John Coe.
Mrs. Speed Hughes will return Tues
day from Crab Lake. Wis. where she
spent the summer.
Mr.. Omer D. smith of Cawkcr City
is a visitor at the Phi Delta Theta
house. Washburn college.
Mrs Young and Mrs. sutton have
charge of the millinery department
recently established at the Outlook
Cloak & Suit store by Courtney s.
Adv.
Mrs. Paul Walker has returned from
a visit to her sister Mrs. Richard
HargreaVes of Spokane, and another
sister, Mrs. Terhune, of Denver Colo.
Mr. John Hamilton has returned
from Crab Lake, Wis. where he spent