The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-30

PRARH EQR MlkN W,
lsas Avenue
I year, will be the guest of Miss Hyatt
at the game Saturday and for the
week end.
| Frances Pauline Granger, the little
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Granger, was the guest of honor at a
: party today given at her home, 1131
| Tyler street, by her mother. The
party was Halloween affair, and the
decorations were In keeping with the
| season.
| Little Miss Granger. who is six
years old. is a pupil this year in Polk
school. and last year she attended
Bethany kindergarten. She is said to
be an uncommonly winsome little
! girl
The guests today were: Frances
! Pauline Granger. Fern Abbott, Will
| ma Wells. Esther Wells. Billy Mont
/ gomery. Esther Miller. Katherine
Montgomery, Grace Hypes, Mary Ros
/ Foster, Martha Glass. Helen Wyant.
Junior Wyant. Deborah King, Mil
dred Hunt, Virginia Mills, Dorothy
Gilmore. Clifford Baker, Katherine
Hayes. Philip Kaye. Harry Paul
Crockett, Katherine Louise Iden,
jorie Wilson Of Emporia. Evelyn Mel
son, Richard Nelson, Millicent Dillon,
Nellie Smith and Gloria Petrik.
The Shawnee County Political
Science club will have its regular
meeting Friday of next week in the
assembly room of the National hotel.
from 2:3O O'Clock to 5.
program Of music and speeches
| will be given, and plans made for the
winters work. Arrangements will be
made for the legislative work the club
| will undertake at the meeting of the
state legislature this year. All the
members of the club are urged TO at
/! tend.
| A Topeka woman who was shop
ping a day or two ago. drifted into
| conversation with the salesman about
! the coming election. He told her that
he had not been able to vote at the
primaries because there was such a
long line of women ahead Of him at
the polling pace he had not time to
walt his turn to vote. Another man
went to vote in the primaries, he
waited just two hours and a half for
| his turn.
| Whereupon the woman, who natur
ally felt proud that the women had
turned out to vote in such numbers,
in spite of the predictions that they
would not do SO, began to consider
! the seriousness of the situation, and
| she suggests that all the women who
do not have to keep business hours
vote between s and IL in the fore
noon and between 1880 and in the
afternoon. so that the polls can be
comparatively clear in the early
n3v,cr nd iYoO n
| the men and women who are obliged
| to use those hours for voting. Here
| tOfore, the women were urged to rise
early on election morning and hurry
to the polls with the male members of
the family. That plan. however good.
has its drawback, 1t seems, in crowd
ing the voting places in the busiest
time.
Miss Helen Welty will entertain the
girls of the Western avenue club next
Thursday afternoon. The club men,
bers are: Mrs. Frank Southwick, Miss
Lois Lindsay, Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss
Mildred Lewis, Miss Louise Culver,
Miss Effie Dean. Miss Esther Evering-
ham, Miss Winifred Green, Miss Re-
becca Welty and Miss Helen welty.
Mrs. E. A. Beck will give a Hal
loween party Saturday night for her
little daughter Charlotte.
|
Western Sorosis will have a meeting
Saturday at the home of Mrs. T. S.
Lyon, 1880 College avenue.
The Alpha Mu Music club of Wash
burn college gave a Halloween party
Thursday at the home of Miss Miriam
Foster, for twelve OF the new girls at
| Washburn. The party was given on
the third floor Of the Foster home, and
Halloween decorations were used. Miss
| Foster, in witch costume, told fortunes.
A chapter of the Sigma Alpha Iota
national sorority will be installed
Thursday, November IL, superseding
the Alpha Mu. The services will be
conducted by the national president
and an assistant from Evanston, Ill.
Those who attended the party yester-
day were: Miss Virginia Tallifero, Miss
III Geraldine Prussler, Miss Corinne Nc
Spadden, Miss Ruth Cox, Miss Hazel
Bruce, Miss Marguerite Allen, Miss
Vera Link, Miss Ruth Washburn, Miss
II Gelene Bates, Miss Ruth Pruessner and
Miss Leah Carson. The hostesses were
Mrs. Charles Kettering. Mrs. Fred Hill.
Miss Grace Rickenbacher, Miss Lydia
Emery, Miss nellie Dickerson, Miss
Marie Smith. Miss Gertrude Huckle.
Miss Emily Hardy. Miss Carolyn Love-
well. Miss Helen Coe. Miss Grace Phil
II Ups. Miss Dorothy Sims. Miss Eleanor
Ii Bartell. Miss Elsie Hobson. Miss June
Mitchell. Miss Helen Phills, Miss Hazel
Wing and Miss Foster.
II A luncheon was given Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. II. s. Roger. Mrs. p.
N. Drake and Mrs. N. F. Houston, at
L Mrs.. Houston's home. in compliment to
Mrs. Robert Copeland, OF Cutler. Cal,
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