The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-28

J. B. Whelan. Mrs J. D. Heym, Mrs. c.
M. Lawrence. Mrs. E. H. Hemus Mrs.
J. P. Wahle. Mrs. w. E. Culver, Mrs.
j. NJ. Quail, Mrs. E. F. Marsh, Mrs.
w. H. Bowlby, Mrs. Roy B. Guild, Mrs.
L. E Gartside, Mrs. Albert Neese, Mrs.
Isabel Macarthur and Miss Marcia Will
liams.
The Duplicate Whist club will meet
March with Mrs. E. S. Quinton. At
a meeting held at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Capper, Mrs. Schuyler Nichols
and Mrs. Arthur Nichols were substi-
tutes.
A Norwegian entertainment will be
given Monday evening at the Central
Congrega tional church. Mrs. Charles
NJ. Sheldon will make an address on
Norway, showing stereopticon views
musicians in costume will sing. Norwe-
gian songs, and Norwegian refresh
ments will be served.
+ = +
The Girls Guild of the Methodist
church had a pleasant meeting We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Miss
Anna Burr Rice, on Harrison street.
Mrs. David Page formerly Miss Mary
Kerr, made an interesting address on
the life of japanese school girls. Mrs.
Page was formerly engaged in educa-
tional work in Japan, and her story
of girl life in that country was taken
from fecollections of her own expert
encesS there Piano music was 'ftfrnish-
ed by Miss Joy Paxton, and Miss Shoup
gave some soprano solos.
= p d
The Clio club will meet Monday with
Mrs. ]. P. Wahle, 1909 Clay street.
i. - h
Tn Of
west" which was announced for to-
night at Washburn college library by
the Archaeology society, has been post
poned. The date of the lecture will be
later.
+ = \
The active members and the pledges
of the Beta Sorority of Washburn col
lege gave dinner Thursday night at
the chapter house for the members of
the Washburn Glee club, who have
from concert tour of the
west. The men of the club are: Theo-
dore Post, David Neiswanger, Howard
Searle, Neil Rodgers. Edwin Seeley,
Carl Hathaway, Willis Carney. Frank
Ripley, Herbert Blinn, Sheriff. Smith,
Pericles Miller, Willard Troxell, John
Milton Gugler, Bert Camp
bell and John Parrish.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Phyllis Keith of Port Arthur,
Texas, is visiting Mrs. Frank Hobart.
Mrs. w. F. Bowen has returned
from Junction City, where she visited
ner sister, Mrs. T. J. Kennedy.
Mrs. S. Stanton of 1909 Topeka ave- !
nue. is i'll with grip. Mrs. and Mrs \. |
J. Caster of Van Buren,, Ark, are
guests at the Stanton home.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. John P. st. |
John came to Topeka from Lawrence, |
where a birthday celebration was /,
given this week, and were guests |
Thursday night of Judge and Mrs. |
DeWitte C. Nellis. They returned to- |
lay to their home in O1athe.
Miss Anna Burr Rice attended the |
automobile show in Kansas City, and !!
was accompanied home by Mrs. /
Homer Newell of Chicago, who will |
make her a two weeks visit
Mrs. J. P. Wahle will go to Junction |
City next week for a visit to relatives. !
Miss Elsie Byers of Horton, Kansas, !
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs |
George Badders, has gone to Kansas /
City to be the guest of Mrs George /
Hill
Miss Nina Winn of Beloit, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. James |
Flowers, for the last month, has re- |
.urned to her home.
Miss Josephine Dornblaser of Chi |
ago is visiting Mrs DeWitte c. Nellis.
She is on her way to the coast. Miss
is the daughter of Rev. :
former paster of the Luz
heran church in Topeka
Miss Frances McClintock left Thurs
lay for New York and will sail with
friends next week for a tour of Italy. (
The Tivol, Varsity and high school
crowds will have a subscription dance
onight at Steinberg's hall. Music by
Ray Halls orchestra.
The Pi Sigma Psi sorority will give
heir annual spring party tonight at
dcRae's hall.
Some of the girls at the high school I
will give a matinee dance Saturday !,
.fternoon at McRae's hall. i
Miss Margaret Hayden has return
d from Excelsior Springs, where she Il
las been the past few weeks.
Mrs. J. A. Cole has recovered from
two weeks illness. Il
Mrs. F. ID. Coburn has returned
rom Kansas City where she visited
)r. Clay Coburn. II
The marriage of Miss Stella Mccoy
nd Mr.. Army Worner took place in
'opeka November 10, 1912. Mr.. and
irs. Worner are living in Meriden,
Kansas.
See how 1 can count, mamma" said
Kitty There's my right foot That's
ne. There's my left fuot- rhac Two. Il
'wo AMI ere make .hrea- Three fee Il
nakes n yard and want IL go on. and