The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-06

many the cauons Of which are now
axioms In all important schools Of art
Arranged along one Of the walls OF the
dining hall was. cOllectton Of Nr.
Stones paintings. It i1cluded portraits
Of Mr.. George Godfrey Moore. president
and Mr.. Robert Stone. here are two
pictures Of California missions, and
copies of two pictures which hang in
European art gallerieA
The guests at the party were given q
share in Furnishing the merriment by
reading 'jingles'' referring to some
man, or men, Of the club. Three prizes
were offered for the best rhymes. Mrs.
A. J. Carruth, Jr., whose verse was an
exceptionally clever one. directed at her
husbands employer. was awarded the
first prize, a pair Of long white kid
gloves from Mr.. w. w. Mills. Mrs. f.
A. Koester's rhyme brought in some ex-
cellent puns on the names of some of
the members. and won the second prize,
a crate Of Tokay grapes from Mr.. Sam
uel Lux. Mrs. 8. E. Petit. whose hus-
band IL an officer OF the Continental
Creamery company, hesitated to ven
ture any Jokes on the other men of
the club. and SO reads a verse about
Meadow Gold butter. She was awarded
the third prize, which was bottle OF
Hudnut's Parfum Parfait. from Mr. J.
NJ. Brunt. Not all of the rhymes would
measure off mathematically. but they
had wit in them sufficient to match the
humor in the speeches by the hosts.
The officers OF the club are: Mr..
George Godfrey Moore, president:
Mr.. E. w. Rankin. vice president;
Mr.. J. M. Brunt. secretary: Mr.. Ray
N. Lattner. treasurer. and Mrs. C. H.
Matthews, sergeant-at-arms.
The members and their guests last
night were:
Mr.
Stone: Mr.. w. w. Mills. dry goods.
Miss Isabelle Mills; Mr.. George Cod
frey Moore. life insurance, Mrs.
Moore; Mr.. Charles r. Adams, manu-
featuring stationer, Mrs. Adams; Mr..
Frank p. MacLennan, evening paper,
trust company; Mr.. John M. Brunt,
drugs, Mrs. Brunt: Mr.. e. w. RAN
kin. advertising manager. Mrs. RAN
kin: Mr.. Arthur apper, morning pa
per, Mrs. Capper: Mr.. c. A. HARLAN.
furniture, Mrs. HARLAN: Mr.. E. c.
Mr.. Ray N. Lattner, building mana
ger, Mrs. Lattner: Mr.. Frank p.
Whitmore. pianos Mrs. Whitmore:
FIR. w. c. Carswell. telegrapher, Mrs.
Carswel1; Mr.. Fred COulson. independ-
ent telephones, Mrs. Coulson; Mr.. E.
L. Overton, electrical supplies, Mrs.
Overton: DIR. Robert B. Stewart, sur
6COus ANAAo OSCWaANs MAI OHdIACS
Matthews. laundry. Mrs. Matthew'S:
Mr.. George w. Hart. typewriters. Mrs.
Hart; Mr.. George M. Stone, portrait
painting. Mrs. Stone; Rev. Roy B.
Guild. clergyman, Mrs. Guild; Mr..
Samuel L. Courtney, millinery, Mrs.
Courtney: Mr.. Herman L. Peppmyer.
coal company. Mrs. Peppmyer: Mr..
Charles L. Mitchell. office supplies.
Mrs. Mitchell: Mr.. E. L. Copeland,
treasurer A. T. & s. F. Ry. Co., Mrs.
Copeland; Mr.. Fred A. Rooster, den
fist, Mrs. Rooster; Mr., H. G. West.
banker. Mrs. West; Mr.. Fred Voiland.
mems clothing, Mrs. Voiland; Mr.
George Ray Hairless, city passenger
agent. Mrs. Harries: Prof. H. b. Will
son. public schools, Mrs. Wilson; Mr..
II. S. Putney, road supplies, Mrs. Put
ney; Mr.. John M. Kinkel, public util-
tiles. Mrs. Kinkel: Mr. Samuel E. Lux.
commission merchant Mrs. LUX. Miss
Lux: Mr.. C. M. Hill. wall paper, Miss
Harriet Hill; Mr.. Charles E. Young
green. dramatic artist: Mr.. Schuyler
c. Petit, creameries, Mrs Petit: Mr..
Marco MORROW. director at advertis-
ing. Mrs. Morrow; Mr.. Ralph Peter
son. jeweler: DR.. S. J. Crumbine. sec
rotary board of health. Mrs Crum-
bine; Mr.. Arthur J. CArruth. city edi-
tor evening paper, Mrs. Carruth; Mr.
Hugh D. Driscoll. traffic commission
er. Mrs. Driscoll: Frank L. Snow, Mrs.
Snow, Miss Katherine Thomen and
Miss Bertha Hampstead.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Bunnell gave a
dinner party Monday night for Mrs
J. McCleary of Washington, D. c.,
and for Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Rex and
their son. Mrs. McCleary, who for
| merly lived in Topeka, is visiting her
daughter Mrs; Rex;
no ~ Co
| Guild will have their first meeting OF
the fall season Wednesday. with Mrs.
]. p. Deb. Kaye. at the deanery. from
! three to five o'clock. 1t is to be So
cial meeting. and all the women Of the
parish are cordially asked to attend
The Parent-Teachers' association OF
Lincoln school had their first meeting
of the year Monday afternoon. The
officers are Mrs. L. e. Mckee, presi-
! dent; Mrs. William Eckert, secretary;
Mrs. Evan Thomas. treasurer. Miss
Mildred Hazelrigg made an address or
! ''Music in the Public Schools: and
Miss Madge Moore, principal Of Cen
trail Park school. spoke on the subject
Teacher Associations" The next meet
| ing Of the association will be an even
ing affair, the date to be announced
later.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Edwin Campbell is ill with ton
| silitis.
Mrs. Robert w. Coppedge has re-
turned from the east, where she spent
the summer and early fall. She was in
Woodstock, New York. studying art in
the Woodstock Colony in the Catskills
Miss Amy Martinda1e. Of Emporia
is spending this week with Mrs. George
Hunt.
DR.. C. b. Reed will go to Kansas City
to attend a meeting Of dentists We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Campbell have sold