The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-17

Nrs. !. .: Lytls~ were out ef town
guests e TIE Rsr
ne Infolnaal Bridge club vas enter
tanned It dinner Friday evening At Z
o'clock by Ar1 A. n Purdy. The
guests H were; NJ and Mrs. n, l.
sions. Mr.. and Mrs.. C. n. Hin. Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Blanchard. Mr. and Mr..
g. w. Wetherton. Mr.. and Mrs. ". q.
aopkins. Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Davis.
MT. and Mrs. D. e. Barton. Mr.. and
aars. W. Q. Risby and Mrs. q. D. Cris-
Those who danced at the Varsity ball
Friday night It Kellam hall were: Miss
Marie Miller. Miss Erma Zutavern.
Wen Wsy sss %i.. GsSss isscs .: s.ss. R'esSs. ss.
Adelafde Johnston. Miss Marta Lem
dars. Miss Betty Thompson. Miss Ma
RE Wickwire. Miss Margaret Shake
smart. Miss Marguerite Thrapp. Miss
Beulah searle. Miss Helen Barry.
crime Stewart. Miss Margaret Ewers.
Mics Lois Murphy. Miss Helen Harsh.
Miss Ruth Irwin. Miss Ruth Doster,
Miss Dorothy Miller. Miss Miriam
Ring. Miss Maude Acvey. Miss Alice
Griffin. Miss Mildred Carter. Miss Dor
e.
Margaret Whitney. Miss Roylyn Greer.
Mr.. Homer Going. Mr.. Robert Steele.
Mr.. w. F. Crumbine. Mr.. Frank r..
Ripley. Mr.. Wayne Cook. Mr.. Bernard
Askew. Mr.. Angelo N. Ait. Mr.. Ned NJ.
George o'Brien. Mr.. Don Heath. Mr..
Arthur 8. Champey. Mr.. Thomas
Forbes. Mr.. John Nicely. Mr.. Herbert
Blinn. Mr.. Louis Larrick. Mr.. Arch J.
Brier. Mr.. Herman Ewers, Mr.. Ralph
Myers. Mr.. Edwin Tucker. Mr.. Edward
Marti. Mr.. John March. Mr.. Warren
Humphrey. Mr.. Fred Cooper, Mr.. Roy
Davis, Mr.. Pericles Miller, Mr.. Ray
mond Wolfe. Mr.. Sidney Everingham,
Mr.. Carl Hathaway. Mr.. Don Welty,
Mr.. Walter Slagle. Mr.. Harwood Dem
Segar.
The Ceramic Art club had a special
meeting and luncheon Friday, at tbs
home Of Mrs. Kulp. in honor Of Mrs.
o. W. Perkins. formerly Miss Kather-
Gently solemnixed in Kansas City.
A feature of the afternoon was a
playlet. "The Marriage of Katherine"
presented by Mrs. A. o. Wellman, Mrs.
J. K. Jones. Miss Marie Witwer. Mrs.
]. b. Doncyson. Mrs. Maurice Schlegel,
and Mrs Clark Berry. The club re-
sponded to roll call with recipes.
" vAAS>1A "C4O oil 0AA6C0 alRAl1OCtACaA1y ana
placed in q box to be presented to Mrs.
Perkins.
The luncheon table was decorated
with a centerpiece OF American Beauty
roses. and each place was marked with
one long stemmed rose. Guests. be-
sides the members OF the club. were:
Mrs. C. o. Knowles, Mrs. Clement
Smith, Mrs. Edwin Lange of Denver.
and Mrs. Frank Bowen. Mrs. ]. 8.
Ensminger, president Of the club. was
toastmistress. and responses were made
by Mrs. Knowles, Miss Witwer and
Mrs. r. W. Coppedge. Mrs. Knowles
spoke Interestingly Of the growth and
progress Of the Ceramic Art club. Miss
Witwer responded to the toast, my
Companion telling of her association
with Mrs. Perkins. both in her work
and in q social way. Mrs. Coppedge
spoke from the toast. THE Bride" Mrs.
Ensminger presented the guest of honor
with a set OF silver forks. given by the
club.
The regular lesson for the day in
clude6 a paper by Mrs. Perkins on the
Evolution Of Ceramic Design and the
exhibition Of a finished pitcher. by Mrs.
L. Bishop.
The hostesses for the afternoon were:
Mrs. Kulp. Mrs. George Boone and Mrs.
G. Clearinghouse.
AAG RIO8IdIH LUZ IIl1S week . meet.
ing Of the Music Study club, held FRI
day, was az follows:
Unfinished Symphony a hands) ......
Schubert
Mrs. Morton Albaugh, Miss Ethel
Grant.
In Maytime Loves Springtide.....Bu Buck
- Mrs. NJ. F. Laycock.
SONATA IN Co.. Brahms
Miss Vivian Rush.
A Dream of ERVpt (RoDG cvclel
...................... .Finden
Miss Eleanor Bartel.
Long Ago in Egypt. .Schumann
Mrs. Chas. Bair.
Mrs. Deacon.
Inc 1arK Gltnka
Mrs. Harry Tasker.
=
Miss Anna C. Rice, national secre-
tary OF religious work for the Y. w.
c. A., will make an address Sunday
afternoon at the Y. w. c. A. vesper
Bible and Everyday Life" Mrs. G. H.
Allen will sing Bow Down Thine Ear
by Chancellor;
The B. c. D. club will have
Monday at the home
OF Mrs 'ooenGs' - iy'er s'ree-
The Kansas Council of Women will
have meeting Wednesday evening.
January 28, at 8 o'clock, at the Y. w.
c. A. building. The presidents and
past presidents OF all the women's
state organization are entitled to at
tend the meeting. The organizations
that may be represented are: Equal
Suffrage association, State Federation
OF Women's clubs, the Women's Kan
sas Day club, the w. G. 7: u. the
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women Of the G. A. R.. Woman's Re-
lief Corps, Graduate Nurses, American
Women's League, Kansas Women's
presn cIuh State Dinner cluh and p