The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-04

have all been students in Europe. Mrs.
Allen having returned from there re-
Gently.
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One of the affairs of interest at the
Country club for the latter part of the
season. is the evening bridge party,
which will be given next week, prooa-
bly, Thursday night The company at
the party Will be made up of the mem
bers and their wives.
The regular Halloween party for the
closing OF the club will be held at the
end of the month.
The Sigma Delta Psi girls of Wash
burn were hostesses at d thimble party
this afternoon at the sorority hall, for
the new girls. The colOrs for the dec
orations of the rooms were red ana
white, and the flowers used were white
asters and red saliva, and the decora-
lions were completed by an arrange
rnent of autumn leaves. The new girls
of the schools who We're guests were
Miss Martha Whittemore. Miss Gwen
Shakeshaft. Miss Martha Lindas. MISS
Marie Miller Miss Dorothy Miller, Miss ,
Josephine Ellis, Miss Katherine Stew
art. Miss Ruby Scott, Miss Juliet Brown,
Miss Margaret Shakeshaft, Miss Helen
Crawford Miss Helen Cook. Miss Beu-
Ian SearIe Miss Elizabeth Moore, MISS
ZilIah Mileham. Miss Violet Crumolne'
Miss Marian Walp. Miss Lois Murphy,
Miss Isabel Savage, Miss Ruth smith,
Miss Jessie Treat, Miss Helen Berry
Miss Marie Martin and Miss Mamie
Zahner.
The Nineteenth Century club Will
have its first meeting of the season
Monday with the president, Mrs b. h
| Davis at her home Tenth and FIJI
more streets.
The club this year is studying South
America An interesting feature OF
some of the meetings will be the reaa-
! ing of a message from one OF the
members. Mrs. D. J. Hathaway, VINO
is spending a year in travel, making
a tour OF the world She will write
club letters from time to time to De
read at the meetings.
The Topelxa chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution Will nave
their first fall meeting Saturday. DC
tober IL. at the home or MIS- j. NJ
Rrunt. 80 East Fifth avenue A Iull
attendance is desired The hostesses
for the afternoon will be: Mrs Brunt,
Mrs. Morton Albaugh, Mrs William
Nacferran, Mrs. F. \. Khngaman, MRS
\. w. Laubach, Mrs ]. W. TODD, MRS;
IL. G. Stricken. Mrs. H. l. COOK anu
Mrs. A B. Jeffrey
The Toneka Avenue club will meet
Friday of next week with Mrs l. u
Foster. Su West Sixth avenue. The
affair viii be bridge-luncheon-
.,r- pobsrt Stone viii entertain the
Minerva club at their meeting MONDAY
$50 in the afternoon at her home west
of town. Euclid and Highland avenue
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The Cathedral Boys club Will have
their annual fail opening and formal
reception tonight at the club house
500 Topeka avenue. The hours are from
S to IL o'clock. and all who are inter
ested are invited to call The affalr
il held in honor of the players in the
city tennis tournament, and aWardS
will be presented TO the tennis VIII
ners Addresses will be made by MI
VIII CoIlinson and Mr. Robert Shoe
maker. directors, and by the presloeilI'
Mr.. Marion Smith Miss Marian Dana
and Miss Lucille Bombardner will assist
in the serving
Among those who are players in the
finals are: Mr.. ColIinson. Mr.. Clarence
Jordan. Mr. James Smith. Mr. Grady
Montgomery Mr.. CORTLAND Shepard,
Smith.
Mr. Robert Stone will return next
week from Chicago. where he accom-
panied his daughter. Miss Lillian Stone,
who will be a student this year in the
Chicago university. Miss Stone will
have two lessons a week in voice in the
university conservatory. two hours a
day o. the English department. and
she Will have a lesson each day with
Professor Clark. the dean of the de-
partment of public speech During the
year she will live at the home of Pro
fessor Wilkerson- retired professor OF
English. at $500 Woodlawn avenue
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The following young people attend
ed the Varsity dance at McRae's hall
Friday night: Miss Dorothy Miller.
Miss Marjorie Rodgers. Miss Mary
Van Nechten, Miss Mary Wickwire,
Miss Isabel Mills. Miss Rebecca Welty.
Miss Esther Clark, Miss Winifred
Greene, Miss Maude Hawley, Miss