The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-14

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Mr.. Il II. Munn ensestAined the
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell will
entertain the Evening Bridge club Mon
day night, and guest at the meet
Ing viii be MrR Flora Moore. Of Chi-
cage. Who Is Waiting Nrs Mitchell
:
The Topeka Avenue club Was enter
tainetl at bridge-luncheon Friday AZ
ternoon by Mrs.. A. o. Roeoer. b. Pit
rick's Day. decorations we're used. and
the women who played tor absent mem-
liam Trautmsn. Mrs. Frank w Thomas.
Mrs. r. L. Britton and Mrs. H. +. 0uth~
RE.
Mrs. r. L Cofran viii entertain the
Topeka w. C. T. u. at her home, 1z65
Topeka avenue. Monday tafternoon Eat
= o'clock. It WIN be Union Slgnal DAY,
consisting of music and readin9s. Mrs.
Lillian Mitchnef viii make ~ address.
Miss Marian Walp entertained the
following girls OF the Junior class of
Washbnrn. at luncheon today: Miss
Mary Balch. Miss Mary Helen Shirer.
Miss Florence Hoover, Miss Mabel
Kingsley. Miss Hazel Klingmap. Miss
Marguerite Tillotson, Miss Adelaide
Johnston. Miss Marguerite Seltxer, Miss
veda Hodgson. Miss Helen Guild and
Miss WaIp.
The women Of, the College Aiumnae
club hayeaa new plan which they are
introducing into their social service
work. The welfare committee of the
club has recommended that the organ
ization adopt the big sister" move
ment, which, means that children who
have been reported to the juvenile
court will be presented to the club and
college woman will be assigned to
each child to hook after its needs and
to be it's personal friend. The cases 80
assigned will be those needing special
attention that cannot be given by the
omcers Members OF the club will vol
unteer for the service.
At the regular tea given by the club
Friday afternoon, the guests were re-
ceived by the president. Miss Margaret
Welcome. Mrs. H. b. Wilson poured
tea. and Miss Helen Ingham assisted
her. Mr.. H. B. Wilson. superintendent
Of the city schools, made the address
after the social hour. His subject was
1.-THE Responsibility Of the College Grad
uate to the Country. He spoke Of the
ntnesS or the women graduates TO leao
in civic affairs in plans for identifying
the surroundings. and especially In
conservation of childhood.
The Rev. Mr.. Theodore Hansen will
speak at the Y. w. C. A. vesper serv-
ice Sunday afternoon on Our Re-
sponsibility." Miss Selma Foberg will
sing. Consider the Lilies" by Top
Hiss.
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The Pi Sigma Psi club had a party
this afternoon at the home of Miss
Florence Davis In Western avenue
The rooms were decorated in green
and white, in honor of st. sPatriclx'a
day, and the guests included: Miss
Jessie Ferrine. Miss Alice Hughes
Miss Marie Cope. Miss Helen Davis
Miss Minnie Seller, Miss Frances
Grote. Miss Hazel Rucker, Miss Mil
dred Carter, Miss Ann Ballard, Miss
Lucille Grote. Miss Winifred Emery.
Miss Helen Dwinnell. Miss Sylvia
Hughey and Miss Helen Seller.
Rich cream charmeuse asa foundA-
ton for the gracefully dfaped tunie
and boIero OF lace is shown in the
drawing here "A really. simple frock
1t il, but made richly elegant by the
use and clever adjusting of beautiful
materials. This, 1t nay be remarked
in passing, is a characteristic Of the
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