The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-08

though it had been hoped that Mrs.
Hodges would be able to come to
Wichita for a few days at that time.
her presence was not assured until
yesterday when Governor Hodges
called her over long distance asking
that she meet him here next Sunday.
They will spend at least two days in
the city. stopping at the Eaton hotel.
Mrs Hodges will be present at the
opening session Of the Congress of
Farm Women on Monday morning at
the Consistory.
Governor Hodges. who spent yes
terday in the city, was met at Edo
RADIO Sunday morning by a party OF
Wichitans, who motored over in Mr..
John L. Powells car. Miss Nellora
Powell drove and in the party were:
Governor Hodges, Honorable Chester
Margaret and Agnes Long, Miss Pow
ell ana Mr.. John L. Powell"
The members Of the Topeka Ave-
nue. Bridge club who finished the sea-
son last year with the low scores, will
be hostesses at a luncheon Friday at
one o'clock, for the members having
the high scores. The party is an an
nual affair, which Is usually given at
the close of the club season, but this
year it was postponed until after the
warm weather. The luncheon will be
SSIvGO at Ino uOIuc VI MIS- T aLuy 0Cy .
mour, 1910 Polk street.
The hostesses for tomorrow will be:
Mrs. A. o. Rosser. Mrs. George
Pritchard, Mrs. A. T. Lucas. Mrs.
George C. Bowman. Mrs. w. E. Nc
Vey, Mrs. c. I. Martin and Mrs. Frank
s. Thomas The players who finished
with the high scores, who will be
guests, are: Mrs. Luther Coppock.
Mrs. ]. B. Crow. Mrs. N. B. Burge,
Mrs. F.. E. Parr. Mrs. H. L. Pepp-
myer, Mrs. Charles Sawyer. Mrs. w.
r. Davis and Mrs. E. G. Foster.
| The statement published Tuesday
that the Tivoli club had disbanded
| for this year was erroneous. The club
| Is continuing its organization. and an
| nounces dances for the season, to b@
| given in Kellam hall. as follows: Fri
day, November s: Friday. November
81: Wednesday. December %. and In
! the new year the dates are, February
IL, April 9. and May Il.
| The officers of last year are serving
! again this season. They are: Mr..
Robert Beine. president; Mr.. Larry
Huey, vice president: MI. Wendall
Lyman. secretary: Mr.. r. E. Fritz.
treasurer; Mr.. William Miller. floor
/ manager.
! The Nautilus club has a social aft
| ernoon for the members and their
/ guests at the first meeting Of the year.
| Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. William
Quail. The program consisted OF q
discussion Of the reading of current
fiction. A paper was read by Mrs. C.
H. Lerrigo, and the discussion was led
by Mrs G. w. Warner and Miss Emma
/ Wallace. A short program Of read
ings and music was given by Mis-
Ceora Lanham, Miss Janet Price and
Miss Helen Wagner.
Guests of the club were: Mrs. c. D.
| Ewers. Mrs. C. n. Mertz, DIR. Deborah
Longshore, Mrs. L. Stevens, Mrs J. n
Quail. Mrs. ]. Riser. Mrs. ". Z. LIT
tie. Mrs. Lloyd. Mrs King OF Kansas
City. who Is visiting Mrs. J. c. Ho1-
land, Miss Laura Startxman, Miss
Lanham, Miss Price, Miss Wagner.
= = =
II The girls OF the Washburn Literary
society will be hostesses at a tea Fri
day afternoon at the Beta Sorority
house, in compliment to the new girls
at the college. The officers of the clut
are: Miss Corinne Ripley, president
Miss Mona Thomas. vice president