The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-26
Miss Mary Lyon and Miss oneta Boyl'

Miss Mary Lyon ana MISS Oneta boyi'
Mr. Quinton Adams Of New York
will give a luncheon at Mills Tea
room Monday noon for the Holmes
Meade briday party, including MT. La
kin Meade, Mr.. Dick Hall, Mr.. Russell
Frost, Mr. Holmes Meade, Mr.. Jack
Campbell and MI. Adams.
Mrs. o, p. NJ McClintock and Miss
Camilla Campbell were hostesses this
afternoon at an informal party Tor
Mrs. J. H. Jones of Oklahoma City,
who is visiting her brother, Mr.. Ralph
Moore, and Mrs. Moore. The guests
were: Mrs. jones' Mrs. Moore. Mrs.
Sarah Beck, Mrs. Shaffer. Mrs. Chas.
Rice, Mrs. Ruth Roby. Mrs. J. Van
HOuten, Miss Anna Banks, Miss Ella
Gault Miss Ella Zimmerman and Miss
Elizabeth Lee. Most of the guests
were formerly members OF the Pac-
tolian club. to which Mrs. Jones be-
longed a number Of years ago when
she made her home in Topeka.
The Shawnee County Political Sci
ence club will have q meeting Friday
the First Christian church, between
Sixth and Seventh avenue, in Topeka
avenue. A feature OF the program
will be an address by each of the can
didates for congress from the First
district. The candidates who will
! speak are Mr.. J. B. Chapman of Atchi-
son, Mr.. D. r. Anthony of Leaven-
| worth. and MI. Sheffield Ingalls, Of
Atchison. The wives of the speakers
will accompany them to Topeka and
will be guests of the club.
/ An address will be given at the
| meeting on 1.-THE Judicial Ballot"
! Everyone interested is invited to at
| tend the meeting, and the invitation is
| extended to men as well as women.
! A social hour will follow the pro-
gram.
! The Morning Music Study club will
mold its opening meeting Thursday,
october 1, at the home Of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Ralph H. Cav, promptly at
$3.50 O'Clock. This club is seriously a
study club, and has adopted the plan
OF morning meetings with view to
getting more genuine results. French
music will occupy the attention Of the
Clue the next two years. While the
aim of the club is to restrict it's num-
Der OF members, in order to study
unitedly, 1T has been greatly strength
members, and is looking forward to
the enjoyment of the new trio consist
ing OF violin. cello and harp.
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The wedding of Miss Ellen Kingsley
and Mr.. Julius Benjamin Goddard, of
Z. at the home of the bride in Linden.
Mr.. Goddard is a brother of Mrs.
Frank Beck of Topeka, and the son of
Mrs. ]. H. Goddard, of Marshallfield,
Mass. who is now visiting Mrs. Beck.
The Goddards formerly lived in To-
peka. and Mr.. Julius Goddard attend
ed the Topeka schools. Mrs Goddard
and Mrs. Beck will go to Linden to
attend the wedding.
! Mrs. Samuel Freidberg of 314 Fill
more street entertained at whist
thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
L. G.. Fisher Of Weehawken Heights,
n j., formerly of this city. Prizes
were won by Miss Vida EsteIla Bush
and Mrs. Morris Affron. The hostess
was assisted in serving by Miss Frances
Iiamperl and Miss Fay s. F'reidberg
The guests were: Mrs Ben Barnum.
Mrs. c. J. Rosen. Mrs. J. H. SoIecki
Mrs. A. Samuels, Mrs. R. E. Ulamperl
MRS. M. Affron, Mrs. r. H. Knowles
Mrs A. Jacobson, Mrs. L. A. Fisher
Miss Estelle Barnum, Miss Vida Estelle
Bush and Miss Tillie Sklahe Of Kan
sas City
Notes and Personal Mention,
Mrs. Patrick Walsh and Miss
Frances Walsh will leave. Monday
evening for a trip to New York, where
they will visit Mrs. Walsh's daughter
Mrs. w. c. McDonough, and Dr. Nc
Donough. Miss Walsh will be in New
YORK about a week, and will then &c
J to Baltimore, to continue her work Al
student in the Peabody School of Mu-
sic, where she was q pupil last year
Mrs Walsh viii remain in New York
! two or three weeks. DIR. and Mrs
) McDonough went east a week or two
ago to remain about two months. DIR
McDonOugh is doing medical research
work in New York
Miss Genevieve Herrick, who II q
student in the State university. came
20 Topeka today for q weekend visit
|. her mother. Mrs. Robert Herrick.
! Miss Mary Murphy, who teaches in
he high school this year, will spend
unday with her people in Baldwin
: Mrs. Jonathan Thomas and Mis-
Carolyn Thomas returned Friday from
i trip abroad They left Topeka Lad