The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-28


! The Pi Alumnae chapter of Kappa
Alpha T. ia. will have their regular
meeting Saturday with Miss Charlotte
Leavitt. and the party will have a pic
mic luncheon on the Washburn college
campus.
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The Vignette club will have luncheon
/ Tuesday at Mills tea room, and in the
| afternoon the club will have a meet
ing at the home of Mrs c. d. Skinner,
913 Monroe street.
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The Chaldean club had luncheon
today at the home of Mrs. Scott Hop
kins on Fillmore street. complimentary
TO MIS- Frank Knight Sanders, who
Will leave Topeka in June. The rooms
ard the table were beautiful in dec
Grafton of spring flowers, Iilacs and APP
pie blossoms. Mrs. W. r. Stubs of
Lawrence, -,1rs. C. A. Roland of Cleve-
land. who is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
). ). Estey. and Miss Shepard who
is visiting Mrs. A. 7. Daniels. were
guests of the club at luncheon.
A meeting of Western Sorosis was
held Saturday, and the members voted
to raise money to furnish the hospital
room of the city Jail. Mrs. ]. M. Cur
Iier, member Of the club, sent S25,
which she gave as a memorial to her
husband, who has recently died. DR..
Charles NJ. Sheldon addressed the club
at their meeting Saturday. The mem
bers expect to get contributions of good
furniture and money to buy needed
equipment
Mrs. t. S. Morris. of 1414 Buchanan
street, Will entertain the X. !. V. club
at luncheon Wednesday. Mrs. James
Carol. of Chapman. who is visiting
Mrs. Morris will be a guest.
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Mrs. Margaret Baylor. who has been
investigating dance hall conditions in
Boston, New York, Cleveland, Chicago
and other large cities, will be in To-
peka Wednesday and VIII address
mass meeting of women Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Y. w. Z.
A. building in regard to dance halls.
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Mrs. C. E. Laserstrom will entertain
the Ideal club Tuesday.
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Mrs. George H. Hodges. who is visit
ing Mrs. L. o. McIntire, of Kansas
City. was an honor guest at the Pan
Hellenic luncheon at the Hotel Balti-
more Saturday.
were the guests of honor a dinner
Saturday night given by the girls of
the Junior class Red roses decorated
the table. and the favors were baskets
of lavender end white sweet peas. The
places were marked by dolls dressed in
mortar boards and college gowns. The
girls of the senior class who attended
the party were: Miss Mamie Zahner,
Miss Dorothy Dana, Miss Antoinette
West. Miss Alice Layton, Miss Helen
Kline. Miss Veta Campbell, Miss Lou
Use Van Tuyle, Miss Edna Bear and
Miss Hazel Brett. The teacher who
were asked were: Miss Matilda Bailey,
principal, Miss Tuthill and Miss Chase.
The hostesses We're Miss Eliza beth Nc
Gill. Miss Bess Madison, Miss Mary
Layton and Miss Georgia Carey
Miss Grace Isabel Colborn, of New
York, who has recently returned from
Europe after spending a few years
studying economies in Germany. will be
in Topeka this week and will make an
address before meeting of the Good
Government club Wednesday evening.
The meeting will be under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Frank Doster, chairman
of the political education department,
and Mrs. Z. S. Marshall, chairman of
the welfare department. The address
will be from the subject, Women and
the Economic Reform
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Agnes Riddle of Colorado. has con-
scented to be one of the speakers at
the state Suffrage convention in Law
renee. and she will make an address
on The Work Before American Wo-
men" the evening of May 20. She has
been for two terms member of the
Colorado legislature, and is widely
known for her work IN ehat oooS'
Mrs. F. W. Freeman will entertain
the Duplicate Whist club Friday at
the Country club. =
A meeting of the Nautilus club will
be held Tuesday with Mrs. -LeaV1tt, in
Within hall, Washburn campus.
The spalding Reading Circle will
entertain Tuesday night at McRae's
hail. at cards = and = DANCING
A recital by pupils of Professor
Boughton, of Washburn college. will |
be given Friday evening, May z, in the |
chapel.
Miss Helen Hogeboom, soprano and |
Miss Leona Glenn, pianist VIII give q
recital Wednesday, May A. at
o clock in the afternoon.
Pupils of Madame Lunde Souther |
will give a recital tonight in the chap |
ell, and the program will be as fol-
lows:
PART I.
..A June Madrigal |
Miss Ada Dykes.
Carafa Sempre piu t'amo /
Miss Lerrick.
De KoVen, It Was a Lover and h1SLaSs
Miss Gladys Whitaker.
HUM, How Many Thousand Years Ago
Mrs. ChaS. Joslin.
Muzio PiccoIomini Waltz
Miss Bernfce Gaudy.
Abt Boat Song
Mrs. Realm and Miss Nonkin.
cioso Polka Mazurka
Miss Leslie Moncriff.
Becker - 49, Sprfngtide
Miss Mabel Nonkin.
Hanscom Lullaby
Miss Lillian Stone.
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