The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-25

Glen Trap. Mr.. Frank Ripley, Mr.
+ Fred Cooper, Mr.. Bob Kerr. Mr.. Edwin
Menninger and Mr.; Cone
f! A new musical organization which
has recently been formed in Topeka,
known as the Carlton Wood Ensemble,
will give it's initial performance before
! Topeka audience during the State
Teachers st e Convention The affair will
November Z. The Ensemble member
| ship is as follows: Mrs. Gertrude
Tracey Wilson, piano, Mr.. Carlton
Wood, violin, Miss Esther Watts, vio-
| lin, Mr. Frank Jehlik, viola, Mr' HUI
bert Erwin, cello. During the winter
they will give a series of concerts
of standard works. giving Topeka peo-
pie a chance to become acquainted
with trios, quartets, quintets, etc,
which are otherwise rarely given here.
Miss Helen Knox gave a miscellan-
eous shower Thursday afternoon for
Miss Opal Heivly, whose marriage to
Mr.. James w. Campbell will take
place Wednesday. Miss Knox was as
Knox and sister Mrs. Herbert Fowler,
and Miss Gladys Scott and Ollie Knox.
The invited guests were: Miss Ada
Walker, Miss Evelyn Reed, Miss Hazel
Boast, Miss Helen Fulton, Miss Emma
Tomlinson, Miss May Tomlinson. Miss
Marie Vancil, Miss Roxy Vancil, Miss
Katherine Stanley, Miss Gladys KEN
per, Miss Sylvia Hughey, Miss Ruth
Foster, Miss Neva King, Miss Gertrude
Gray Mrs Emma Heivly. Mrs. J. A.
Nichols, Miss Alice Hughes, Miss Polly
Mowers, Miss Helen Coe, Miss Mar
greet Pettijohn, Miss Jessie MeCarter,
Warner, Miss Mary Cooper, Miss Elsie
Martin, Miss Hazel Lolly, Miss Ruth
Ogden, Miss Mildred Carter. Miss
Katheryn Allen. Miss Grace F'rantz,
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Miss Maud Darby. Miss Ruby Hoatson,
Thomas, Miss Gladys Guild.
Mrs. c. g. Biakeiy entertained
seventeen guests Friday afternoon at
a sunshine party" the affair being
one of a series that the women of the
First Methodist j. church = are giving
The program for the washburn Col
lege Vesper service, Sunday afternoon
at four o'clock in the chapel, will be
as follows:
Dean Whitehouse.
Scripture Lesson and Prayer.
GOD so Loved the World. .Stainer.
College Choir.
Aria from Violin Sonata. Goldmark.
Miss Helen Phipps.
Address by Rev. Ozora S. Davis,
D.D. president Chicago Theological |
Choraie, Let all Men Praise the
Lord college choir.
Benediction.
The Topeka Avenue club were en-
afternoon by Mrs. w. E. McVey.
Guests and substitutes were: Mrs. De-
liza Moreland. Mrs. A. w. Bronson,
Mrs. G. F. Briggs, Mrs. Harry Seery,
Mrs. T. ]. Myers and Mrs. C. A. Nc
Golf.
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Mrs. Frank Merriam entertained the
Duplicate Whist club Friday after
noon Mrs, T; J. Kellam substituted.
The annual fall dancing party of |
the Kappa Sigma fraternity will be |
given Wednesday evening of next
week at McRae's. hall.
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Miss Lois johnson of washburn
college will go to Kansas City next |
Wednesday to be bridesmaid at the |
wedding of Miss Beulah Addison and t,
Mr.. John Carlisle Johnson, which will |
take place Saturday evening, Novem- |
Der /, at ST. Mary's cathedral. Miss |
Addison is the daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. C. w. Addison, and Mrs. Addi- |
son is known throughout the state i'll |
club circles, for she is president of |
the Kansas City Federation of Wo-
mems clubs. Both Miss Addison and /
Mr.. Johnson were students at the |
State University of Kansas, and were |
in sorority and fraternity |
circles.
Miss johnson will be a guest at the |
home and will attend some of |
the parties to be given for the bride.
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A Halloween Progressive card party |
was given Friday afternoon by the
women of the N. N. S. club, an or
ganization that devotes it's energies to
charity, and the affair yesterday was
given to increase the fund of the club
for charitable work. The amount
cleared at the party for the help of
the needy, was $4,000. All the wo-
men in the Eight Hundred block in
West street are members of the club,
and all of them opened their homes
for the entertainment of the guests.
Mrs. A. Bailey, 500 West street, as
sisted by Mrs. Thomas r. Jones and
Mrs. E. Hotchkiss, of Lawrence,
served the guests at her home The
rooms were decorated in yellow ami
black in Halloween designs. The
lamps were covered with yellow and
black shades in the shape of pump
lxins, and ribbons of the same colors
were stretched from the chandeliers
serving was done by six attractive
girls, who wore Halloween costumes
Of yellow and white with Kewpie and
black cat adornment. The girls are:
Miss Violet Berridge, Miss Isabel
Sweet, Miss Ruby German, Miss Lolita
Park, Miss Irene McNamee and Miss
McNamee.
At the P. A. McNamee home, Mrs. /
McNamee, Mrs. NJ. L. Couchman and
Mrs. e. l.. Kemper entertained at
-himbles. The guests there were:
Mrs. Dalbert Simpson, Mrs. S. R.
Mrs. r. Williams, Mrs. Geo.
Swan, Mrs. A. L. Leslie, Mrs. S. d.
Flora, Mrs. J. L. Calihan, Mrs. P. w.
5ayre, Mrs. NJ. Mcclellan, Mrs. c. c.
Mrs. B. T. WEIGH, Mrs.
Lyle Bailey. Mrs. w. ]. Russell, Mrs.
A. F. Weaver, Mrs. j. Kingan, Mrs.
3. T. Legg, Mrs. Charles Locknane.
Mrs w. w. Yates, Mrs. H. H. Ger
main Mrs A /. Scott Mrs A. Bailey |