The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-22


speaker who has made addresses and
been entertained in nearly every town
of any Importance in the state, and a
club woman who has been identified
with local and state club affairs.
Mr.. Beal is a member Of the Zeta
Chi fraternity at Baker, and is inter-
ested in college athletics, playing on
the baseball and football teams. He
will be principal of the Stafford high
school next year.
Bishop Frank r. Millspaugh enter
tanned the students of the College of
the Sisters of Bethany Thursday night
at the Bishops House, at the party
which he gives annually for the
girls of the school. On account Of the
rain, the car ride usually given for the
students, was omitted, and the party
held at the bishops home. Bishop
Millspaugh is president of the college.
Miss Lu Grace Whitmer will enter
tain the alumnae of the Beta sorority
Saturday afternoon at her home in
West Sixth avenue.
The women Of the Ceramic Art club
are receiving today at the Y. w. c. A.
parlors guests who call to view their
annual ceramic exhibit. The exhibit
is on display afternoon and evening.
Tables of the china are set in the
hall and in the breakfast room, and
nearly all of the mem bers of the club
have some work in the exhibit. One
OF the most exquisite pieces of the
display is a plate in conventional de-
sign and pastel shades, done by Mrs.
T. S. Stevens. Miss Kath crime Lux,
one of the newer members of the club,
has on display a charming vaSe in
geld and enamel work Miss Mamie
Veal is exhibiting a large jar with a
decoration consisting Of a black DUST
, ed background on etched gold, and the
background adorned with figures. Mrs.
Clark Berry, who is now living in
Lawrence, but retaining her member
ship in the club, has on exhibit a
pretty blue tea set.
Mrs. George Q. Boone is showing d
vase in green and an imitation of the
old gold luster. 1t is adorned with a
Mrs. Lyle Bishop. the president of the
club. comport in origin al de~ign,
done in enamel. Mrs. Oscar PerAi.ls'
display includes a handsome tray Of
: china ornamented in enamel work and
! q framed tile in brilliant cOlOrs, the
Painting being birds CT bough.
Mrs. w. c. McDoncIgh is exhibit
ing large fruit bowl in enamel work
in blue and browns on Satsuma ware.
An original design by Mrs. Charles
| Hammond is worked out IN a. COM
port done in enamels. Miss Gussie
Fuller is exhibiting a punch bowl dec
GRATED with gold and enamel work.
Miss Roxy Vanci1, who is a student
and new member Ct the club, has
made for the exhibit Lemonade
pitcher ornamented with conven-
tional pattern. Miss May Hull has a
set of initiated pieces in gold and a
box ornamented with &c Id and enamel.
Mrs. ]. X. Jones contributed TO the
exhibit an ice bowl Lcne in dust col
ors. Mrs. 0. L. Moore has an elabor-
ately done fish set. Mrs. M NJ. B!lhn
is exhibiting nut set n tans on Sat
suma ware. Mrs. J. Howard Stuart
has table IF chil.2 on display in
various designs. Her work IS chiefly
in quiet tones and subdued patterns.
Mrs. A. o. Wellman has a set of Jap
anese rice bowls of curious shape, and
adorned in enamel and gold. Miss
Mayhem is exhibiting e tea set in blue
on belleek china. Miss Marie Witwer
is making a specially in her exhibit
of etched gold, and the work is ad-
mirably shown in a handsome punch
set.
On one Of The tables was a co,lec-
ton of mugs for children designed by
the different members of the club
The design was first made n chars-.,al
or paper and then. copied in colors
the cups. Each member m1ae her
own design, and the result shows both
variety and clevefness. Most of the
designs are pictures IL animals Coin
We nt1OnaHZe0.
The exhibit will close tonight
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Miss Alberta Stephenson OF Bur-
lington, Kan, was entertained at q
card party Thursday night. at which
| Miss Lillian Martin was hostess Miss
Stephenson is the house guest Of Miss
Martin for a few days.
Those who played were: Mis-.
Stephenson, Miss Cynthia Monroe
Miss Harriet Hill. Miss Helen: Whit
tied. Miss Helen Foley, Miss Charlotte
West. Miss Mabel Jones, Miss Ferris
Close, Miss Elizabeth Hart Mis-
Aelva Grexx. Miss Adelaide sseds