The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-21

The alumnae Lambda Alpha Lamb
das gave a dance Saturday night at
the Country club.
The West Side Forestry club VIII
have meeting Thursday of this week
with Mrs. T. c. Biddle, at the state
hospital, and Mrs. Walter L. Bates Will
be assistant hostess. Mrs Thomas
Page will have the paper for the ar
ternoon. ana her subject VIII oe
blowers and Fruit of Scotland
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Rosser will give
a dinner party Tuesday evening az
their home in Topeka avenue, ana
covers will be laid for: Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Adams of Kansas City, Miss
. Rausenhausen of Joplin. MO, Mr. anu
Mrs Charles Makepeace, Mr. Charies
Gibbs. Mr.. and Mrs. Rosser and Miss
Doris Rosser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Erickson had
guests for dinner Sunday night COM
piimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Adams and
Miss Rausenhausen:
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Larimer of Pot
win entertain at dinner tonight Mr.
and Mrs George f. Lerrigo and MI
and Mrs. f. c. Brownen.
Mrs. X. L. Murray of Lincoln, Neb.,
formerly of Topeka, is visiting MIS-
William Henderson. in Potwin Place.
and Mrs. Henderson will entertain
few guests for her informally Tuesday
afterno n Mrs Murray will return
TO her home Wednesday and expects
to leave soon to spend the summer on
the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Luther Burns will give lunch
con next Monday at her home in Pot
win Place. complimentary to Miss Eva
Dewey of Wichita, who VIII arrive TINS
week to visit her. The guests VIII De
the members of Lakota club. to which
Mrs. Burns belongs.
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Mrs. A F. Colson gave box party
at the Majestic theater Saturday ar
ternoon for Mrs. Ralph L. Adams OF
Kansas City and Miss Rensenhausen
of Joplin. Mo-. who are guests OF MIS-
Charles Makepeace. Saturday even
ing Mr.. Charles Gibbs gave a dinner
for Mr.. and Mrs. Adams and Miss
Rausenhausen. at Mills Tea room
Mrs. Howard Gorsage will entertain |
the N n s club Tuesday afternoon |
at her home, GIG Topeka avenue.
The Woman's Missionary Board of |
the Southwest will have a convention |
in Topeka. beginning Tuesday even
ing and continuing through Wednes-
day and Thursday, the meetings to /
be held in the First Presbyterian
church. Mrs. Charles Bradt of Chi
cago, who has just returned from a |
trip around the world. will give an il
is one of the secretaries of the for
eign missionary board and Mr.. and
Mrs Bradt and their two children
made the tour of the world together
and visited the Presbyterian mission
station on their route.
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Miss Helen Hogeboom entertained
the Art club today at her home in
College avenue.
Miss Emily Elliott and Mr.. George
Allen Kennedy, both of Enid, Ok. will
be married early in June. Miss Elliott
is the daughter of Mrs D. P. Elliott,
and formerly lived in Topeka.
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The Elwell club will have a lunch
con Tuesday at 1 o'clock. Mrs. A. NJ.
Petro of 1928 Topeka avenue to be
hostess.
Mrs. A a. Rich of Keokuk. Ia. and
Mrs. Kit Wilson of Denver, Colo. are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Frank L.
Britton. They will be in Kansas about
a month. dividing their time between
their people in Usage City and their
sister. Mrs, Britton. Mrs. Britton en-
tertained for them at bridge Friday
evening.
Felice Lyme of Kansas City has
been engaged as principal coloratura ]
soprano by the Quinlan Opera COM
pany of London, and will sail with
tHdl I0lS month LOT austria |
liza Miss Lyne's Kansas City friends
are enthusiastic over her successes, |
and she also has friends in Topeka
who are interested in her career Miss
Helen Fowler. who is in Chicago this
summer. played the accompa niments
for Miss Lyme at her concert in Kan
sas City and Mrs. Norman Atkinson {
of Topeka knew Miss Lyme when she ,
lived in Kansas City.
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will no af he
ditorium Friday evening, May 2, by ,
the choir of Grace church, with the ,
assistance of some other musicians
The principal piece of the evening .
will be "A Persian Garden which is
a musical setting of the Rubaiyat. In
addition, some selections from the
great classics will be sung, including
the Halleluiah Chorus. The Heavens
Are Telling and others There will be /
a chorus of sixty voices and five or (
six soloists.
The choir sang a short centata by {
Mendelssohn at the vesper service &
Sunday, and the hymns and anthems '
for the evening were also from the
pen of that composer.
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A party was given Saturday even
ing at the home of Miss Mary Dam
ner, 1924 College avenue. Those pres {
ent were: Miss Marian McArthur
Miss Winifred FEEDER. Miss Verna
Wise. Miss Lucille Baughman, Miss ,
Maeanna Bridge, Miss Florence Nor ,
rett. Miss Wilma Roark, Miss DAN /
ner. Mr.. Frank McKibben. Mr. Hume
JeniSh, Mr.. Raymond Ferguson, Mr. {
Donald Hart. Mr.. Clyde Baughman
Mr.. Frank Wilson, Mr.. Clinton Cham
berlain and Mr.. Clarence Downie
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Notes and Personal Mention :
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Thomas of ,
Ray. Arizona, have given the name :
Georgia Mitchell to their little daugh-