The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-19

IOOLAZY
Mrs. George Fleishman entertained at
bridge Monday afternoon compliment
tary to Miss Jane Smyser, who has been
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Smyser. The guests were:
Miss Smyser, Mrs. w. G. Smyser, Mrs.
A w. Bronson, Mrs. H. o. Garvey.
Mrs Charles F. Spencer, Mrs. A A.
Hurd. Mrs. William r. Smith, Mrs.
George w. Veale. Mrs. Genevieve Veale,
Mrs. N. P. Garretson, Mrs. ]. p. Wahle,
Mrs. c. G. Foster, Mrs. H. c. Mulroy,
Miss Kitty Bridenstein, of New York;
Miss Meta Robinson, Miss Bess
Campbell, Miss 1,annie Veale, Miss
Annabel Garvey, Miss Marian Garrett
son, and Miss Lillian Foster. Miss
smyser left Tuesday for her home in
New York.
The Music Study club will hold an
important business meeting Thursday
afternoon, beginning promptly at three
O'Clock, with Miss Vivien Rush, 1409
was to have been given at this weeks
meeting, will be postponed two weeks
Every member of the club is urged to
be present at the meeting s = Thursday
The marriage of Mrs. Imogene Hull
Goodwin and Mr.. Earl Leslie Wisdom,
both of Los Angeles. took place Mon
day. March II, Mrs. Goodwin lived in
Topeka some years ago, and was espe
cially well known among the musical
people of the town. Mr.. Wisdom is a
lawyer in Los Angeles, and he and Mrs.
Goodwin will live at Venice, near Los
Angeles, in a bungalow they have taken
for the summer. after a wedding trip
to Riverside. The wedding took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Junior
Bennett, Tropico, California, who used
to live in Topeka in what IS now the
governors house
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Capper will en-
terrain their evening bridge club Fri |
day night.
The Easter dance of the Tivoli club
will be held Monday night at Stein |
berg's hall. 1t will be one of the i'm
portant parties of the club for the year,
and some out-of-town guests will at
tend. The Tivoli people have been
dancing at the Elks hall this winter, |
but have changed their arrangements,
and the next dance will be at Stein |
0erg'S' instead Of at the !, Elks'
Mrs. L. L. Kiene will entertain at
bridge Thursday afternoon compliment
tary to Miss Kitty Bridenstein, of New
York, the guest of Mrs a. w. Bronson
Duplicate Whist club Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Margaret Wiggin has opened a |
parlor millinery establishment at her |
home, 9O6 Quincy street. She has a |
stock of smart. pretty hats at moder- |
ate prices, and some handsome. exclu-
sive styles with a number of imported |
hats in the more expensive models, re-
ceiving new stock daily. She prepared
for her present business by service in
the different departments of several ex-
elusive shops of eastern cities, and in
buying her stock she has chosen from
the supply of some of the best known
of the fashionable houses. Both the
medium and high priced hats have
distinctive charm. Hours from ten a.
M to four p. m.-Adv.
4. = j.
The Spalding Reading Circles st.
Patrick's Day program was extremely
pleasing. Mrs. Frank SQuires was
leader for the evening and the num-
bers were as follows:
Piano solo: Kathleen Mavourneen-
Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald.
Piano solo: st. Patrick's Day-Mrs.
Kate Griley.
Reading: Dawn on the Coast of Ire
land-Miss Agnes Hannigan.
Paper: Ireland Today-Miss Mary
Steering.
Vocal: There's Only One Ireland"-
Miss Kate Griley.
Reading: Mrs. Casey at the Tele-
Agnes Hannigan.
Currents events-Miss Isabel Howe.
Debate: Resolved, that the Dutch
man is Smarter than the Irishman.
Edna Clumb Miss
Lima Bresette and Hiss Florence
Towne. Negative-Miss Agnes Hanni-
gan Miss Mary Wall and Miss Anne
An early spring opening is being
held this week at Mills store. The
interior is more than usually attrac-
tive with boxes of blooming jonouiIs
and hyacintEs on all the counters and
palms grouped on the stairways. New
costumes are in the windows, and new