The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-07

usual little stiff paper case is used as
foundation and perpendicular wires
fence 1t about. These are wrapped in
ribbon of the desired shade, while un.
der and over them narrow ribbons
are passed initiating the weaving of a
basket. The handle of wire is gar
landed with little chiffon roses and
leaves.
The following young people of the
nigh school and college crowds had
skating party at Music Hall Friday
nlght; Miss Emily Seeds. Miss Carroll
Ihrall. Miss Dorothy Coe, Miss Helen
Harsh. Miss Charlotte West, Miss Mar
garet Ewers. Miss Antoinette West,
Miss Jeane Lindsay, Miss Ruth Koes-
ter, Miss Ruth Foster. Miss Juliette
Brown, Miss Mildred Morton. Miss
Helen Crawford. Miss Beth Thompson.
Miss Gladys Neil. Miss Dorothy Mich
OILS. Miss Cynthia Monroe, Miss Helen
Welty, Miss Mildred Bowman, Miss
Nadia Dunn. Miss Lucille Elmore. Miss
Lucille Bomgardner. Miss Theodore
Smith. Miss Dorothy Miller, Miss Mar
ian Dana, Miss Marguerite Shakeshaft,
Mr. Glen Logan, Mr.. Adolph Winters
Mr. John Elliott, Mr.. John Dean, Mr..
George Coe, Mr.. Fred Beerbohm, Mr.
Sidney Everingham. Mr.. Jack Brown.
MT. Frank Fable. Mr.. Frank McFar-
land. Mr.. Frank Willard, Mr. George
Bailey, Mr.: Charles Kouns. Mr.. Sam
Lux: Mr.: Wellington Culver. Mr. John
Neeley. Mr.. Hobart Mcpherson, Mr..
Kenneth Lytle. Mr.. Kent Moneypenny,
Mr.. Mike Alt. Mr.. Herbert Tucker,
Mr.. Ed Moore, Mr.. Reed Morrison.
Mr.. Marion Smith. Mr.. James Brier,
Nj MI; Ted Lagerstrom. Mr.: Chester
Conklin, Mr.. Walter Policy, Mr.. Will
liam Tomlinson. Mr.. Chester Thomas,
Mr.. Ralph Chamberlain, Mr. George
Nettels. Mr.. Steve Kaufman. Mr.. Will
vf~v
Damon Gall. Mr.. Clyde Mills, Mr.. Sam
Stewart Mr.. Calvin Truesner. Mr..
Roger Savage. Mr.. Kenneth Lewis Mr..
Harold Shadinger, Mr.. Phil Bowman,
Mr.. Vernon West and Mr.. Charles b.
Lyon.
A meeting Of the Good Government
club will be held Thursday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock at the Y. w. C. A.
rooms. An address on the needed
legislation in public health work will
be given by DIR. S. ]. Crumbine
Miss Gertrude Barnes will speak on
nonpartisan primaries and the women
who will take part in the discussion
are: Miss Effie Graham, Mrs. George
Anthony. Mrs. ]. c. Pierson, Mrs. w.
H. Bomgardner, Mrs. J. w. Sidwell
and Mrs. Lola Replosle
Miss Ferris Close entertained at
cards this afternoon at her home in
NluB Sereet. der guests were: MISS
Lillian Martin. Miss Frances Morrow,
Miss Elizabeth Hart, Miss Helen
Foley. Miss Helen Olson, Miss Flor
ence Guild, Miss Marcia Stafford, Miss
Marguerite Choke. Miss Ethel Chase,
Miss Helen McHugh, Miss Nellie
Hughes. Miss Helen Welty. Miss Ade-
laide Seeds. Miss Gladys Neil, Miss
Marta Cromwell. Miss Marguerite AL
len and Miss Rin Eaton.
The affair was a Valentine party,
and the decorations were suggestive
of that day. The colors were pink
and white, and the favors were pink
flowers.
The Western Sorosis club will meet
Wednesday night at o'clock at the
Y. w. C. A.
Mrs. Mary Harmon Weeks, vice
president Of the National Congress of
Mothers, will address the ladies of
Topeka on Parents and Their Prob
lems,' at the Y. w. C. A. Wednes-
day afternoon, Feb. IL. at o'clock.
All are cordially invited.
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CLUB NOTES.
The Monday Tourist club will have
a guest day meeting Monday. Feb. 16,
at the home of Mrs. Hugh T. Fisher.
AS Greenwood avenue. The meeting
will begin at 2:30 o'clock.
The Searchere club will have a
Valentine party Saturday, Feb. II, at
the home of Mrs C. E. Heartburg.
The municipal market committee
Sure, Safe Way
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