The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-20

Hicks gave a reading and Miss Phil
bin sang, accompanied on the piano
by Miss Woodhouse, for the enter
tainment OF the guests.
Miss Cobb is visiting her brother,
Mr.. 8. E. Cobb, and Mrs. Cobb.
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Mrs. J. A. Carruth, Jr.. entertained
guests Tor two tables at bridge Thurs
day afternoon complimentary to Mrs.
Ralph Adams of Kansas City: who is
The guests were Mrs. Adams. Mrs.
Makepeace. Mrs. Roy Lamberson.
Mrs. w. p. Snyder. Mrs. c. C. Adams.
Mrs. A. r. Mulholland. Mrs. r. c.
Starr. Mrs. Will Kercher. Mrs. Don
Lothian. Miss Day Monroe and Miss
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Miss Catherine Bodwen went to
Kansas City, Kansas, the first OF the
week, to be one OF the bridesmaids at
Mr.. Albert c.. Bale, which took place
Tuesday evening in the First Presby-
terian church:
luncheon was eiven Thursday at
house for some Of the women who at
tended the Authors club banquet.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Mary Vance
Humphrey Of Junction City. Mrs. Mar
garet Hin Mccarter. Mrs Cora Well
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A. Johnston. Miss Esther Clark Of
lawrence. Miss Ceora Lanham and
Mrs Morehouse.
Mrs. F. r. Parr entertained her
sewing club Thursday afternoon. The
company included: Mrs. Robert Full
lerton. Mrs. John Birchfield. Mrs.
Vore. Mrs. r. L. Moore. Mrs. Charles
E. B. johnson, Mrs. Claude Han
chette. Mrs. H. F. Guthrie. Mrs. J. B.
Crow, Mrs. A. O. Rosser. Mrs o. w.
Narcotic. Mrs. George Hart and Miss
Aurelia Hoover of Frankfort. who Is
+, visiting her sister; Mrs; : Guthrie,
Miss Lydia Holland entertained at
cards Thursday evening. the guests
being: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. Hopes.
Mr. and Mrs G. D: speer. MI. and
Miss Oda Hilbert, Miss lone Buchan-
an, Miss Margaret Wagner, Miss Ada
Wagner. Miss Corinne McSpadden.
Miss Helen Hosafelt, Miss Katherine
Holland, Mr.. Ralph Sewers. Mr.. Bar
rett Wagner, Mr.: Bert Gillespie. Mr.
p. Fred Iliff. Mr.. Allen Trapp. Mr.: Chas.
Cochran ana Mr.. I. G. Holland.
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will have a party tonight at the home
of Mrs. Hugh T. Fisher, at which their
husbands, the B. I. L. club, will be en-
tertained. DR.. and Mrs r. L. Love-
land, who will leave soon to make
be honor guests. Mrs. Loveland is a
member Of the p. E. o. society. The
affair will be q Washington birthday
party and q farewell to DR.. and Mrs.
Loveland. A musical program will be
given. with the following numbers:
Chopin waltz. by Miss Amy Wolfe;
two old English songs. The Lass With
the Delicate Air. and Drink to Me
Only With Thine Eyes. by Mrs. Frank
Whitmore; 2 reading by Mrs. Dimick; lL
Buyllesby. of Fairbury. Neb.: Walse
Rebate (Raff), by Miss Josephine Nc
Kee; Boat Song Harriet Wa-el. Mrs
whitmore. Mrs. Buyllesby and Miss
Mckee will play Il: aeeompanimsns'
! Miss Floyd Whiteker will entertain
! the Iota Kappa girls Of the January.
! 1910, class Of the high school Satur-
day afternoon at her home. 1891 Clay
street.
| Notes and Personal Mention
J DR.. Karl Bowman. formerly OF
Washburn college, II q guest at the
Phi Delta Theta chapter house. he
is on his way from Los Angetea. Cal-.
to New York City. where he Will take
. position In . hospital.
Miss Helen Fowler will go to Leav-
euWOTtn uexl 1nOhuoy ~ k-y
concert to be given there Monday
evening. She will be accompanist foI
her sister, Mrs. Stuart ChurehiH
Forbes, who will be the violin soioiss
at the concert
{ Georgia Hodges is spending the
week in Olathe visiting her uncle. MI
Frank Hodges. and will return nome
Monday.
DR.. J. ID. Freeman spent Thursday
in Kansas City at the automobile
show.
Mr.. Herbert Guild and Mr.. Seaton
Hamill have gone to Kansas City fol
a weekend visit to 4r. ana MIA A
Mcintyre.
Mr.. p. l. Bonebrake was in Kansas
City Thursday attending the Automo-
Mr. ana Mrs f,eorre Northrup Of