The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-22

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Miss Alice Hughes has arrived from
Troy, N. Y, where she is a student
in the Emma Willard school and will
spend the Easter holidays with her
parents, Col. and Mrs. j. w. F. Hughes.
In honor of her daughter Mrs Hughes
will give an informal at home We'd
nesday from 8 to 5. at the Hughes
residence, 235 Greenwood avenue, Pot
win Place. Also Colonel and Mrs.
Hughes and Miss Alice Hughes will
receive from to 10 Wednesday ev-
ening. No invitations are being issued
for either affair, and friends of Miss
Hughes and of her parents are asked
to call. Miss Hughes has not been at
home before in nearly a year; for
she left Topeka early last June for the
Hughes summer home in Michigan, and
in the autumn, she went from Mfchl-
gan to Troy to enter the Emma VIII
lard school, and as her visit this
spring is brief all her friends will be
given an opportunity to see her at the
affairs of next Wednesday at the
Hughes home.
DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Storrs will give
a dinner party tonight at their home,
1918 Fillmore street, in honor Miss Mil
dred Guild and DR.. Walter Wedding,
whose marriage, which will be solemn
ICED Wednesday, April 2 will be one
of the important social events OF the
early spring. Dr.. Weldhng is proIh-
er of Mrs. Storrs,-
The dinner tonight will be served at
quartet tables, and the decorations
will be pink candles and little laven-
der baskets of violets. Covers will be
laid for 16.
Miss Iouise McNeaI will have guests
at a. thimble party Tuesday compn-
mentary to Miss Nellie Raster, VINO
will be married Saturday, March -, 10
DIR. Ralph Johnston, and Miss Mildred
enid whose marriage to DR.. Walter
wedding will take place Wednesday
April 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Sinclair, OF I6z4
Central Park avenue, announce the
marriage of their daughter. Lola
Manerva, to DR.. Frank r. Kinnamon'
of Iarned, Kan. The wedding Will take
place at the Euclid Avenue Metnoolst
Episcopal church, Friday evening,
March 2S. at $3.50 O'Clock. Both MISS
sinclair and Dr. cinnamon are for
mer Washburn students DR.. klnna-
mon is q Washburn graduate and later
received the degree. NJ. D. from the
Kansas Medical college. At home al
ter April l. Aa = kan,
Miss Hazel Nelson entertained com
NAM Of friends at cards this after
noon at her home, 1923 Harrison street
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,ood MANY Topeka people will re-
member Miss Anna Dillingham;, VINO
formerly lived here, and viii De sla1
tn learn that she is making gooo
in the east. A recent number OF the
New York Times printed an excellehl
article from her pen, descrlolns i me-
methods of helping the backward chllu
in tha school Miss Gillingham grad
Iated from the Topeka high school
some wears ago, and afterwards she
went east and was graduated IRON rom
Bryn Mawr. She specialized IN cnliu
psychology, and has been putting IN
practice many of her theories in her
work as a teacher in, New York, ana
is considered an authority on the SUD
ject. The Gillingham family, after
leaving Topeka, lived at the Hotel
srraymore in Atlantic City some time
before going to New York. Mrs. Gill
lingham while she lived in Topeka
was identified with club work, ana |
was one of the charter members of
Western Sorosis, which is still one OF
the leading clubs OF the town.
Captain and Mrs. Chas. DOster anu |
their little daughter. Dorothy who |
have been in the Philippine Islands
where Captain DOster has been station
ed the past two years, have returned |
to the states landing in San Francisco |
last Saturday. Captain Doster has
been assigned to the Eighth infantry, |
but has not yet received definite notice |
as to where he will be stationed. Mrs |
Doster and Dorothy will come to To- |
peka, arriving Monday, and will be |
guests of Captain Doster's parents, |
Judge and Mrs. Frank Doster, until |
Captain Doster is sent to his new post |
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The Woman's Kansas Press club will |
17n1 re a W.
renee, and though the date of the con-
vention has not been decided definitely, |
it will be held about the middle of May. |
The members are asked to send in their /
dues in advance of the meeting. to the |
treasurer, Mrs. E. S. Marshall, 1912 To-
peka avenue.
The Atlantean club VIII meet Monday |
with Mrs. Silas Porter. Mrs. w. A. S.
Bird and Mrs. J. c. McClintock will |
furnish the program.
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Miss katherine McCarter, who is a
student in Baker university, has been
elected associate editor of the Baker
Annual. The choice of Miss McCarter
for the position. is the. first instance
of the election of a girl student to the
place and implies an unusual amount of
ability. Miss McCartersis the daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. w A. McCarter, of
Topeka, and is a junior in the uni
ersity. She is spending the Easter va
cation in Abilene as the guest of Miss
Maud Tufts.
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The real color favorite for this spring
is Nell rose" named in honor of the
presidents daughter. In fact, it is so
much in vogue that it promises to be
rushed to death before the season is
half over
But there is still a new color, launched
by another member of the Wilson fam
lily, namely, Wilson green" introduced
by the presidents wife. Mrs. Wilson