The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13


company will give Mr.. A. A. Robin
son, former vice president and gen.
eral manager, q complimentary din
ner at the Elks club Wednesday
evening, October 81, on the occasion
of his SEVENTEEN birthday. Fred
eral Chicago officials will attend. in
Guiding President E. p. Ripley. MT.
E. L. Copeland is chairman of the
general committee on arrangements
and Mr.. c. w. Kouns. Mr.. J. X.
Koontz, Mr.. ]. NJ. Council, Mr.. +. J.
Parker, Mr.. Howell Jones, Mr. A. ..
Wellman and Mr.. H. c. Pribbie are
on committees for various details:
Covers will be laid for one hundred
guests.
The convention Of the Kansas Good
Citizenship league is set for Thursday
and Friday, october % ana TO- ana
will be held in Kansas City, Kan.
Among those who will go from Topeka
to attend the meeting are: Mrs Fes-
Evans, Mrs. DeWitte c. Nellis, MRS.
w. A. Johnston and Mrs. L. A. Mil
liken.
Mrs. d. f.. Clammer will entertain
Thursday at luncheon for the MEM
bers of the NJ w. club and few other
guests.
mediate department of the First M.
E. Sunday school are having a steak
roast this afternoon near Highland
Park, at the home of one of the pupils.
the classes who had the picnic are:
Mrs. d. p. Paxton, Mrs. r. 7. Herrick,
Mrs. A. J. King, Miss Gertrude Reed.
Mrs G. c. Colburn, Mr.. C. E. Bascom,
Mr.. ARA Clark and Mr.. Archie Null
holland.
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Mrs. Robert Towns Daniel of Ma
con, Ga, is visiting in Topeka, as the
guest of Mrs. William RICHTER, and
was the guest of honor at luncheon
today, at which Mrs. Fighter was
hostess, at her home, 1920 Fillmore
street. Mrs. Fighter and Mrs. Daniel
were schoolmates in their student
days. and some years ago Mrs. Daniel
visited Mrs. RICHTER, and was enter
tanned at series of parties given by
some of Mrs. Fighters friends. She
met a good many of the society peo-
pie who remember her with a good
deal of pleasure. She was then Mrs.
Milton Parsons. and it is by that name
that she is remembered here.
The guests today included the wo-
men who knew her best when she was
in Topeka before. After the lunch
en- Mrs. Daniel, who is club woman
of prominence ir the south, told the
guests OF the work of the clubs in
which she is interested. Mrs. d. ].
Hathaway talked informally Of her
tour Of the world, from which she has
lately returned, and illustrated her re-
marks with cards and pictures which
she brought home with her.
The decorations for the luncheon
were autumn flowers and foliage.
Baskets of saliva were used through
the rooms, and the place cards were
in the form Of autumn leaves.
nod fnr MvC nov
iel, Mrs. G. c. Colburn. Mrs. r. T.
Herrick. IRIS. Speed Hughes. Mrs. d.
p. Paxton, Mrs. d. J. Hathaway, Mrs.
f. L. Hindman, Mrs. Frank Man.
speaker, RS. E. A. Ustin, Mrs. c. J.
Cooper, Mrs. Gale Jones Of Kansas
City, Mrs. Benjamin F. Young. Miss
Alice Scott and Mrs. Fighter.
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Miss Mollie B. Wilson will arrive
Wednesday from New York to join
her mother, Mrs. A. E. Wilson. who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Rousseau A.
Burch. Mrs. Wilson stopped on her
way to her home in Los Angeles, Cal,
from a trip abroad. Miss Wilson has
been studying music the past seven
years in Berlin and Leipsic. and she
met good many people in Topeka on
her way east to sail for Europe. She
expected to return home with Mrs.
Wilson, who left Paris in August, but
was unable to get out OF Berlin until
recently. She came at once to the
United States. landing in New York
last Wednesday. Mrs. Wilson and her
daughter will continue their trip to
Los Angeles together.
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The Morning Music Study club will
have a meeting Thursday morning at
$3.50 o'clock promptly at the home Of
Mrs. Ralph Cav in Fillmore street.
The concert Wednesday afternoon
at the First Methodist church will be
unusually interesting because of the
rendering of music by a Kansas au-
thor. The Ladies' Music club has