The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-21

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Mrs. H. A. Perry will give bridge
party Saturday afternoon at her
home, 619 Taylor street, compliment
airy to two out of town visitors, Mrs.
F. p Merry of Kansas City, who is the
guest of Mrs. Clement Smith, and MISS
Kitty Bridenstein of New York, who
is spending the winter with her sister
Mrs A. w, Bronson =
Mrs. Clement Smith will entertain at
bridge Wednesday for Mrs Edwin
Lange of Denver, Colo, who is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Carl Nellis.
The guests will be the Bohemian CLUB
of which Mrs Lange was a member
when she made her home in Topeka
The Helianthus club will give a
the Elks hall
/ The Kansas society of the Sons of
the American Revolution held their
annual meeting in Topeka Saturday
afternoon The following officers
were elected: President, Mr.. j. M
Meade; vice president, Mr. A. *.
Rodgers: treasurer, Colonel J. d. Nor
ton: registrar, Judge Joseph L. Ed
ridge: secretary and historian Mr.. d.
w. Nellis. 1t was voted to celebrate
Washington's birthday the afternoon
appropriate program
The College Alumnae club will have
it's meeting this week Friday after
noon, instead of Thursday. The
change in date is made on account of
the address of DR.. Robert Speers, who
will speak in Topeka Thursday after
noon. The College Alumnae club
meeting Friday will be held in the as
sem bly, room of the Y. W. c. A, and
DR.. Roy B. Guild will make an ad-
dress on the subject, why are we in
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peka." Tea will be served in the lower
hall from $3.50 to 4:30. This will be the
first meeting of the club in the new
year, and large attendance is de-
sired.
Miss Louise McNeal will entertain
her Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club
at her home on Tyler street, Wednes-
day of this week.
The annual Sorosis club guest day
meeting will be held Saturday after
noon at the home of the president,
Mrs. Lee Monroe, 900 Harrison street.
The members and their friends will
meet at PAS o'clock Each member
is entitled to bring two guests, and
those who have guests are asked to
Kitchell, secretary of the club, the
names of the friends they have in
Vited.
cards for the certificate recital of her
pupil, Miss Frances Elizabeth Walsh.
Saturday evening, January 25, at s
O'Clock, at the studio, lot West Sixth
avenue.
The Cosmos club will meet Thurs
day afternoon With Mrs. W. H. Will
son. at the Y: w. G. =: rooms.
A number of Kansas City women,
formerly of Topeka are expected to
come for the meeting of the Woman's
Kansas Day club Wednesday, January
20. They have set apart Kansas Day
as a time for them to visit Topeka
regularly, and have arranged for their
clubs, which meet at that time, to adj
Journ for the Kansas Day celebration.
Mrs. Eugene Ware is expected to be
among the guests from Kansas City.
A good many prominent Kansas wo-
men will attend the meeting. and
among them are: Mrs. John J. ingalls,
and Mrs. j. f. Bailey of Atchison;
Mrs. c. C. Goddard of I4eavenworth
Mrs. James Humphrey of Junction
City, Mrs. c. w. Landis, of Osborne,
Miss Grace Snyder of Cawker City
Mrs. F. NJ. Wilson, Mrs. \. w. Hus-
ton of Manhattan, Mrs. Wallis Will
Crockett, Mrs. +. M. Bailey and Mrs.
Maurice Deutsch, all of Horton, Mrs.
w. w. Atkinson of Parsons, Mrs. c.
a. Sautter of Horton.
Inc liChelS LOT ll1e luIlc0SOH are OH
sale at Mills, Crosby Brothers, War
rem NJ Crosbys, StansfieIds, and the
Travelling Library. The tickets
selling rapidly, and it will be neces-
sary for those who have not yet
bought their tickets to make the
purchase by the end of the week.
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Miss Jean Parkhurst yesterday re-
ceived a telegram from r. e. John
ston, Genee's manager, requesting
that no hotel reservations be made for
the danseuse as she travels in her
private car, the Iolanthe.' Mile.
Genee will arrive in Topeka a week
from today, accompanied by her own
com pany. a Symphony Orchestra, a
special conductor and her business
staff
The st. James Gazette lays the fol-
lowing bouquet at the feet of the
dancer:
Yesterday at the Coliseum we got
exquisite art-the entrechat which
Camargo herself invented and which
caught the fervor of the house-for
Genee gave us an 'Entrechat-six.
''She rallied her old school fellow
in a rural pas. tricked the king into