The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-09
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gave it's ninth annual dinner at the
Waldorf-Astoria, New York City.
Kansas people. many of whom at one
time lived in Topeka, and are well
known locally.
DR.. L. II. Murlin, president of Bos-
ton university. formerly president OF
Baker university. Baldwin. kan.' re,
sponded to the toast, kansas and
Her People," Thomas Ewing. Jr.,
commissioner of patents. washington.
ID. c., spoke from the subject, Pat
ents for All Kansans," and Mr. M. w.
Levy, who was made president of the
club. made an address on Kansas
A Topeka girl. Miss Ona May Mil
ler. who is in New York this winter,
sang q contralto solo and gave a
reading. Her song was AT Dawn
menting on 1t, spoke Of it as "A true
Kansas zephyr"
The list of those who attended the
banquet contains many familiar
names. among them: Mr.. Aaron
Jetmore and Mr.. DeForest Jetmore,
sons of Mrs. A. b. Jetmore of Topeka.
and Mr.. S. M. Gardenhire. her son-in-
law; Mrs. L. H. Pounds, who used to
live in Topeka; Mr.. Shellebarger, the
brother of Mrs. William Macferran;
Mr. and Mrs. John Fritts (Mrs.
Fritts was formerly Miss Jessie Gar
wood of Topeka); Mr.. Thomas Car
lyle Wood, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
q. Wood, and now government IN
spector of materials bought for the
Panama canal: DR.. Frank knight
Sanders, president of Washburn col
leg, and others who are known here
are: Mr.. Walter r. Wilder. Mr.. Wal
ter H. Clough, Mr.. L. A. James. Mr..
H. r. Mitchell, Mr.. E. F. Burnett,
Mr. Thomas H. Dinsmore, Mr.. Charles
W. Price, and Mr.. James H. canfield'
Mrs. George H. Hodges has been in
vited to be a guest at q luncheon to
be given in Lawrence by the fedora
ton of the city. in honor Of Mrs.
Eustace Brown, newly appointed dean
of women at the Kansas university.
Lawrence federation, will preside at
the luncheon. and toasts will be re-
sponded to. as follows: "Friendship.
Mrs. Eustace Brown; Education,
Mrs. F. B. McColloch: District" Mrs.
w. d. Coop OF Kansas City, Kan;
"Everywoman," Mrs. Geo. w. Mafrett;
"Russianilism,' Mrs. Frank Strong;
"Atheaium," Miss Marie Goodwin Of
Kansas City. Mo-; Town Topics.
Mrs: F. Cowper: I'm Our Midst" Miss
Tanner; Nation" Mrs. Geo. H.
Hodges of Topeka; Federation" Mrs.
C. B. Walker, president of State fed
Grafton.
Mrs Hodges has lately returned
from Olathe, where she was the
guest OF honor at a number of parties
and attended the dedication of the
new library Of that town. She was
the only woman on the program for
an address. and she spoke on behalf
of the women Of Olathe. and told OF
the part they had taken in the estab-
lishment Of the library.
Mrs. Frank Merriam entertained the
d. d. Whist club this afternoon at hel
home in Western avenue.
A meeting is called of the board o1
directors of the Crittenton home fol
Thursday Of this week.
The Matinee Music club will NEE
Thursday Of this week with Miss Gwel
GODDARD, 1901 Boswell avenue. instead
OF with Miss Mary MacLennan.
Mrs. F. w. Watson was hostess at
meeting Of the Atlantean club thi
nue..
The meeting of the training schOO
for Sunday school workers will be hell
tonight at 1880 o'clock. at the FRS
Methodist church, instead Of at the Y
w. c. A., as previously announced. Mr.
H. B. Wilson will made an address OIL
the subject The Child and the De
VeIOpuncnI OI Ills ASOlIdAlty.
Mrs. T. c. kirkpatrick will entertai,
the XIV club at thimbles Wednesda!
afternoon at her home, 1885 Poll
street.
The Alpha Music club will hav'
their regular meeting Tuesday after
noon at the home of Miss Joy Paxton
s15 West Tenth avenue. 1t will be
social afternoon, and a program o
(vhnnin music will he given.
The Nautilus club will meet will
Mrs. Paul Loveland Thursday, Feb 10
Mrs. A. L. Neugebauer will entertain
the Day Nursery club Thursday after
noon. at her home, 1877 Van Burel
street.
Mrs. Frank c. Martin will give
dinner party Tuesday evening at
O'Clock. Covers will be laid for fiji
teen.
The Chalitso club Of Highland Par
will meet with Mrs. ]. w. Ferguson
this week on Wednesday afternoon
instead Of Thursday
The Ladies' Music club will NEE
Wednesday Of this week with Mis-
Meta Robinson.
The girls of the Junior class of tn
College Of the Sisters of Bethany, CAV
their annual Junior Prom Saturda
night in the college gymnasium. TIL
hall was decorated with streamers o
blue and yellow. festooned from tn
corners of the rom to the center. an
caught by a hanging basket filed wit
sunburst roses The orchestra whic
furnished music for the Dance wa
concealed behind a bank Of ferns an
plants. The faculty and students wer
guests, and the juniors who were hos
tesses. were: Miss Martha Webb, Mis-
ANTHMA CATARRH