The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-18

JOURNAL-SATURDAY ]
A. b. Jeffrey, Mrs J. T. Botkin, Mrs.
Roy Hollingsworth. Mrs. Ernest Parr,
Miss Helen Mitchell and Miss Ethel
Campbell.
The Ladies' Music club will meet
next Wednesday with Mrs. Bernard
Crosby.
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give their annual reception for the
seniors next Thursday night at the
home of Mr.. Randall Burrow, in High
land Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Organ gave a
dinner party Thursday night at the
Avon for Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bobyns,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mickey and Miss
Ruth Mickey, all of Howard. Kansas.
The other guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. z. Davis, and their son, William,
Miss Emma Davis, Mr.. Wesley Davis,
of Tina, Mo-, Mrs. c. Wheatherton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Close and Mr.. J.
C. Denious Of Garden City.
Mile. Adeline Genee came to us five
years ago in the soul kiss and
New York, aroused to enthusiasm over
her really brilliant artistic powers,
literally fell in love with her at first
sight. Since that day her popularity
on this side of the water has not wav-
cred, although she has made US but
few visits. The designation, deserved
ly won, of Queen of the Dance is
still hers, and her imitators have sue
ceeded only in emphasizing her esthe-
tic superiority. Mile. Genee is just
now partial to London, where each
evening she scores an unequivocal
success in her new miniature ballet,
La Camargo."
The above paragraph is clipped
from the dramatic section of current
magazine and is only one of the many
eulogies laid at the feet of the dainty
danseuse. Genee will dance at the
Grand in matinee on Tuesday. Jan
uary %.
The HANDLERS club will meet with
Mrs. Odelius. 316 West Seventh
street, Monday afternoon.
A. A. Hyde, president of the Y. NJ.
c. A. of Wichita, will give a dinner
for the presidents and secretaries of
the state associations and members of
the state committee Tuesday. Those
who will attend from Topeka are: Mr..
E. c. Brownell, Mr.. E. L. Copeland,
Mr.. T. E. Prout and Mr.. ]. E. Manley.
Mr.. Brownell will go to st. Joseph,
Mo-, tonight to make two speeches
Sunday in the interests of the new
association building of that city, re-
Gently dedicated.
The Kappa Chi sorority had a
spread Wednesday night at the home
of Miss Helen Shirk, and after the
spread Miss Winona McLatchey was
initiated.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Judge w. H. Thompson of Garden
City will be in Topeka during the ses-
sion of the legislature, and will bring
his family here January "a, to remain
a few weeks.
Miss Ethelyn Harrison and Miss
Dorothy Barber will go to Kansas City
Tuesday to hear Lehvinne, who will
give a concert that night.
Rev. H. B. Harrison of. Kansas City,
formerly vice president of Washburn
college, spent Friday in Topeka.
DR.. Charles NJ. Sheldon has gone
for trip through Nebraska and South
Dakota Upon his return, he will re-
main in Topeka a few days, and will
hen go to New York on a speaking
our
Mr.. w. F. Jackson of Fort Scott, re-
Gently elected attorney of Bourbon
county, has come to Topeka to remain |
Turing the legislative session. Mrs. |
Jackson accompanied him to Topeka |
md will stay for the Woman's Kansas |
Day club luncheon, January 20.
Mrs. Carol Forbes of Rollo, Mo- is |
listing her mother, Mrs. c. r. Love
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nicholas and |
heir family have taken the house for
nerly occupied by the William Mac |
erran family, 1919 Fillmore street |
rhe Nicholas house on Buchanan
street was burned lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel LUX will leave |
Wednesday for a trip to New Orleans
Ind Panama.
on, who has been critically i'll at the |
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Marshall. |
S much improved, and will be able to !
eturn to her home Sunday. Mr..
who came to be with his wife
Turing a part of her Illness returned |
o Hutchinson a few days ago
DIR. Maclay Lyon and Maclay
4yon, jr., will spend Sunday with DIR.
1yon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
lyon.
Mrs. George Medley of Washington,
). c., visited her niece, Mrs Robert
stewart, Friday, and is the guest to-
lay of her sister, Mrs. w. r. Stubs,
# Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crawford will
20 to Chicago next week to spend a
ew days.
Miss Nanon Heron and Miss Mil
red Leeper will go to Hoyt tonight
Hiss Heron will give a reading from
1adame Butterfly and Miss Leeper
will sing.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur MikeseII, who
ave been visiting Mrs. H. o. Garvey
nd Mrs. Charles Spencer, have gone
0 Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Robert Air of Kansas City is
isiting Mrs. Willis Coston.
Charles Guibor of Kansas City will
pend Sunday in Topeka.
Mrs. T. r. Hyatt, Miss Azure Hyatt
nd Mr.. E. N Hyatt, who spent the
asst three weeks in Florida and
Iavana, sailed Thursday in the Prinz
oachim from Santiago for a seven
cen days trip to Panama and
a maica.
The w. T. K. club will meet Tues
ay, January 81, with Mrs. d. w.
'ibble, GIG West Ninth street
Mrs. Walter Robson of Westmore-
md, Mrs. r. S. Hendricks and her
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