The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-27

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Clark. Miss Ruth Thompson, Miss Dor
othy Waugh and Miss sproat.
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Miss Alice Hughes will be hostess at
a meeting Of her sewing club Tuesday
afternoon at her home in Potwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Chase will en-
'tertain their evening bridge club at din
ner Saturday night at the Country club.
Miss Isabel Smith will give a dinner
party tonight at her home in Topeka
avenue for the people who will be in
ner bridal party at her wedding to
Lieutenant Amer Robenson, Saturday
Eight at Grace cathedral.
1se ehs following RaiI parasraph regarding
preaching marriage, is from the FL
paso Morning Times:
Lieutenant John A. Robenson of
the seventh cavalry. who has spent
Club, has left for Topeka, where he
is to marry Miss Isabel Smith on
March %. Eight hundred invitations
t. the wedding have been sent out.
bers OF prominent families. The bride
| ls the daughter Of Charles Blood
smith, a well known Kansas attorney,
while the groom is q splendid young
officer Of the United States army, with
an excellent record. He is the son of
Mrs. Margaret Rowley, of Ell Paso,
and stepson of the late James Rowley,
| OF Topeka Following the wedding the
happy couple will leave for the Philip
pines. where Lieutenant Robenson's
TRR1mRnt
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gave dinner party at the National
hotel for their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Hansen, Of New York. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen,
MI: H. A. Hopf. Of New York, who
nas also been guest of the Moores,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Worley, Mrs,
Wheldon Morris, Mrs. W. A. Willing,
| Of Des Moines. Iowa, and Mr.. James
s. Wood, Of Kansas City.
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MI. and Mrs. w. w. Bollard enter
tanned the following guests at dinner:
Mr.. and Mrs Clement Roose. Mr.. and
Mrs: Carl Searle. Mr.. and Mrs. wistar
Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. s. T.
Grimes.
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The Matinee Music club held it's
regular meeting Thursday at the
home of Miss Elfie Dean. The pro-
gram for the afternoon was as fol-
lows:
Duet-The Country Dance. Nevin
Misses Morton and Bauer.
Kommt Elm Schlanker Bursch Ge-
gangen from Freischutz. :. Mozart
Mrs. Wistar Williams.
Nocturne Op. 81, No. 1.e... Chopin
Cycle-Twilight and Dawn. Putnam
Miss Lillian Stone. =. $50.
| Dinorah Richard Holman
Miss Esther Bradbury:
s scR5n 81 Song fbj: s.an. SCOTT
Miss Helen Shaver.
Miss ziliah Miieham. Se'
Some Of the Topeka women are en-
larging their ideas Of a social function
| out of the reach Of most home enter
tainers. The women lately have given
dinner parties which were attended by
hostesses told the S. RS that the
dinners were small affairs with only
few close friends present-not worth
publishing. you know"
| Miss Florence Dschuden gave a par
| ty Thursday evening for Miss Miriam
Withers, who will leave soon to make
her home in Oklahoma The guests
/ were: Miss Withers. Miss Helen Knox.
Miss Lula Young, Miss Elizabeth Hart,
Miss Louise Click. Miss Nina Herley,
| Miss Vera Fitzgerald, Miss Oda Hell
| fert, Miss Pearl Klienfelter, Miss
Louisa Anderson, Miss Edna Dicker-
| son, Miss Helen Dickerson, Miss Nora
| King. Miss Lula Bomgardner, Miss
Emma Ripple.
Word has been received from a
| number Of out Of town women. who
will come to Topeka to attend the
| convention of the Mothers congress
| enc the Parent-Teachers' association
| next week. Mrs. C. L. Williams, of
| 1905 Topeka avenue. will serve as
chairman Of the trains committee, to
| see that delegates are taken care OF
upon their arrival.
/ Mrs. A. E. Smold, Of Newton, Kan,
/ will be q delegate, and will bring a
rumber of Newton women with her.
! DR.. Jessie Newkirk. of the board of
education, Kansas City, expects to at-
/ tend the convention, with q large dele
| cation from that city. The organiza-
! ton of Kansas City has 541 members.
! more than enough for the establish
i ment Of q Kansas branch. Mrs. d. s.
Kimball. OF Kansas City. president Of
/ the Hawthorne Parent-Teachersi as
I ISOLATION. will also be present at the
| meetings.
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/ Notes and Personal Mention.
The Robert Pierce family moved
| Thursday from their home in Taylor
street. to the L. g. Ferry home. 1411