The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-02

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Miss Dorothy Wilson gave an infor-
NAL afternoon a. thimbles today at her
home on Topeka avenue, complimenta-
ry to Miss Julia Larimer, who is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
LarimeT. Miss Larimer will leave the
last of the week for New York, where
she is teaching in the Graham SchooI
ror Girls.
Mrs Theodore Snattinger gave
luncheon today at Mills tea room for
Mrs. w. E. Drechsal, of Leavenworth,
who is visiting Mrs. Charles Mitchell
Covers We're laid for Mrs. Drechsal,
Mrs Mitchell, Mrs. Chauncey Dewey OF
Chicago, Mrs. J. L. Morgan, Mrs. Don
Mulvane and Mrs. Snattinger. Mrs
Ena ttinger is visiting her parents, MI
and Mrs. Howell Jones, and will re-
main with them until the last of this
month.
The u and I club gives annually a
large and important party for the ben
eft of their work which is devoted en-
tirely to charity. The club has decid-
ed to undertake the establishment OF
a fresh air camp, and to get funds
for this new enterprise, as well as TO
help with the work they have already
in hand, the members will give
'sParisian fete" Monday night, Janu-
airy 6, at the Auditorium A program
will be given during the evening, and
Mrs Charles Thomas and commit
tee, of which she is chairman, Will
arrange the numbers which Will be
given by some of the best known Oh
the local musicians.
The decorations row in the Auditor
Jun, placed there last week for the
reunion of the Capper Publications
employees, have been offered for the
use of the club. In the parquet, the
seats have been removed, and foun-
tain, bordered with flowers and palms
and lighted with colored electrical
bulbs, occupies the center of the space.
the effect of a summer garden is en-
HANGED by vined lattices and trellises
enclosing the main part of the lower
floor. Colored bulbs are used for the
lighting of the entire building. Charles
Tucker of the Tucker Electric COM
pany. offered the use of the equipment
for the party, and the Auditorium will
be used by the club without rental
charge Around the sides of the build
ing are rows of park concessions, which
Mr.. Albert Patten will lend to the club
for their party. Tables will be grouped
about the fountain. where refreshments
will be served during the ovening.
The club is discussing the question
of having dancing after the program,
but the matter is undecided An ad-
mission fee of 25 cents for adults and
10 cents for children will be charged.
The wedding of Miss Mary Sherrard
Kerr, of Beachwood, Pa, and Mr..
David Page, of Topeka, took place New
Years day at the home of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page will go for a we'd
ding trip to the Bermuda Islands. and
will come to Topeka the last of Janu-
airy. and will occupy their home on
Underwood avenue.
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Miss Louise Heath, who is teaching
school in Almena, and Miss Marjorie
who is teaching in Omaha,
were guests of honor today
at a luncheon at Mills Tea Room, given
by Miss Dorothy Gleed. The affair was
informal and covers were laid for: |
Miss Heath. Miss Thompson, Miss Ruth |
Bauer. Miss Alice Andrews, Miss Mar |
gucrite Parkinson. Miss Henrietta !
Alexander. Miss Mary Gleed and Miss |
Dorothy Gleed. Miss Heath and Miss |
are spending the holidays in
Topeka.
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Mr. Carl Menninger. the son of DR.. !
and Mrs. c. F. Menninger. is student |
this year at the Wisconsin University, |
Madison, Wisconsin. He has been APP
to a place on the editorial staff
Of the University paper, THE Badger,
having been chosen from a class of
fifty of the talented students of the
school, who were candidates for the |
place. Mr.. Menninger is spending the
holidays in Topeka with his people, and
will return to Madison Sunday.
The Alumni Delta Omicron Omicron
will have a dance Friday
night at Steinberg's hall.
Mrs n. H. Wolff, 914 Huntoon street,
vas delightfully."- surprised on New
Years night by a birthday party given
1y members of the Woodmen Circle.
Captain p H. Coney presented Mrs.
Wolff with a handsome gift of cut glass
IN behalf of the order. Mr.. Wolff is
head clerk of the Woodmen of the
World. The guests at the surprise
party were as follows: Mr.. and Mrs
T. E. Collins, DR.. and Mrs. S. A John
ION, Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Elliott, Captain
ind Mrs. P. H. Coney. Mr.. and Mrs.
) E. Beard. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Col
FMS. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Aiken. Mr..
Ind Mrs. E. R. Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs. 7
4. Ulsh. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Coffman,
Hrs Harry Fraser, Mrs. J. Meyer Mrs |
,. Greenstreed. Mrs. K. Gormoran, Mrs
T. l.. Tixton, Hiss Nellie Collins. Miss
VI. Anderson, Mr.. J. w. Howes and Mr.
:. B. Hitchcock.
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The Duplicate Whist club will meet
friday afternoon with Mrs. W. N
Vest, at her home, 91S King street.
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A business meeting of the U and I
Tub is called by the president, Mrs
:. E. Ames, for Friday morning at ten
,'clock at the auditorium
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Miss Mary Clark had a few guests