The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-25

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The spring dance of the Helianthus
club will be given Thursday evening OF
! this week, March q, at Hudson's hail.
| on Jackson street
! The Tivoli club had dance Monday
night at Hudsons hail. and those who
attended were: Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Wear, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pierce,
! Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lillard, Mr.. and
: Mrs Harry Wolf. Miss Ava Hardcas-
| tie of Emporia, Miss Frances Desaul-
nier of Moline, ILL.,. Miss May Kelley,
! Miss Adrian Atkinson and Miss Mary
Atkinson of Lawrence, Miss Geneva
! Wiley of Lawrence, Miss Maurice Fair
weather of Kansas City, Miss Selner of
| Washburn college. Miss Marian Wear.
/ Miss Sara Kouns. Miss Nell Kouns,
Miss Marie Lagerstrom. Miss Louise
Culver. Miss Clyde Bonebrake, Miss
Laura Southwick, Miss Dorothy Brown,
/ Miss Helen Ames. Miss Helen Spiel
man, Miss Elizabeth Holiday, Miss
Ruth Wilson. Miss Mildred Morton,
Miss Mamie Zahner. Miss Ruth Bauer,
! Miss Ruth Tompson, Miss Marguerite
Kiene, Miss Marguerite Koontz, Miss
Grace Koontz. Miss Eva Smith. Miss
Isabel Smith, Miss Helen McClintock,
Miss Helen Mitchell. Miss Permelia
Curtis. Miss Leona Curtis, Miss Ariel
Nichols, Miss Elizabeth Mills. Miss
Dorothy Porter. Miss Bertha Hull, Miss
Lucy Vawter. Miss Freda Belts, Mr..
Joe Risteen, Mr.. Arthur Wolf, Mr.
James Hayes, Mr.. George Gross, MIR.
Allen McNeal Mr.. Jay Close, Mr..
Frank Southwick. Mr.. Earl Fisher, Mr..
William Miller, Mr.. Lewis Hall. Mr..
Wendal Lyman, Mr.. Kenneth Lyle,
Mr.. Paul Moneypenny, Mr. Roy George
Mr.. Angelo Alt, Mr.. G.. Hogeboom, Mr..
Larry Huev. Mr.. Dick Fritz. Mr.. Al
fred Bartel, Mr.. Tin!1ham Veale, Mr..
Robert Shoemaker, Mr.. Frank Miller,
Mr.. William Collinson, Mr.. Dick Hall,
Mr.. Wayte Lytle, MIR. Herbert Guild
Mr.. Edwin Campbell, Mr.. Jack Camp
bell, Mr.. Irwin Snattinger Mr.. Robert
Biene. Mr.. Cyrus Leland Jr., Mr.. Ralph
Segar, Mr.. Edwin Kistler, Mr.. Leland
Emers, Mr.. Holmes Meade, Mr.. Ralph
Lewis. Mr.. Willard Pierce, Mr.. William
Norris. Mr.. Lon Jansen. Mr.. Bruce
Mcfarland, Mr.. Harry Eagle. Mr.. Clar-
ence Jordan. Mr.. Francis Bonebrake,
Mr.. Ivan Dibble, Mr. Joe Hull, Mr.. Nell
son Mtade, Mr.. Kent Moneypenny, Mr..
Charles Mckee.
The Ladies Music club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
in Potwin.
The first after-Easter party of the
ason was given Monday afternoon by
Mrs. Jouett Shouse as a farewell to
her Topeka friends A number of par
ties have been given by the Shouses
during the winter, and especially while
the legislature was in session, and Mrs
Shouse has been entertained at num-
bers of parties since she came to To-
peka the first of year to be with
senator Shouse Mrs. George. Hodges
received with the hostess yesterday.
Spring blossoms decorated the house
pink and white in the parlors, and yell
low and white in the dining room
Mrs. Shouse wore a gown of white
charmeuse and duchess lace and
gown in which she was married.
The party was given in the A. B.
Quinton house, which Senator and Mrs.
Shouse have occupied since they have
been in Topeka, and which is uncom-
monty we'll adapted to party giving.
Mrs. Quinton, who has been in the
south a part of the winter. was one
of the guests. and she and Mr.. Quin- |
ton expect to move back into their |
home at the end of the week.
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The Junisr Auxiliary. a society of |
young girls of Grace cathedral, under |
the dictatorship of Mrs. F. r. Mills |
paugh and Mrs. Floyd Baker, will give |
a japanese musicale tea Friday after |
noon at the bishops house on Polk |
street. The object of the organization |
is mission work and mission study, |
ana the past winter the girls nave
studied Japan. at the party japanese
decorations will be used, and the girls
will wear japanese costume. All the
women of the parish are given a cor
dial invitation to attend the party. The
program will begin at O'Clock.
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Mrs. L. H. Mum entertained her
bridge club this afternoon. Mrs. Fred
Cole and Mrs. Arthur Nichols played
for absent members.
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Miss Louise McNeal gave an infor-
NAL party this afternoon at her home,
complimentary to Miss Mildred Guild
and Miss Nellie Raster, both of whom
will be married this spring.
The Matinee Music club will meet
Thursday afternoon at $50 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Carol Merriam, 1913
Western avenue.
Governor and Mrs. George H.
Hodges and their children went to
Olathe, Kan, today. Governor Hodges
will return Thursday. and Mrs. Hodges
and the children will remain the rest
Of the week They will visit the A.
heir return. A number of social af- I
fairs have been planned for them
during their visit.
A dinner party was given Monday
night at the Throop hotel in comp1i-
nent to Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Whipple,
who will leave soon to make their
nome in Chicago. The hosts were the
ire insurance field men of Topeka.
Tulips and hyacinths were used in
decorating the table. Roses were {
given as favors to the women and I
to the men, and at Mrs.
Nhipple's plate was a basket of pink t
sweet peas. Mr.. C. F. Hardy was |
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