The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-14

~ON~zX
Mrs H. A. Perry who will be hostess
at tea next Thursday afternoon for
her daughter. Miss Josephine Perry.
at her home in Taylor street, has asked
the assistance Of the following friends
Mrs. G. C. Bowman, Mrs. ". B. Kist-
Ter, Mrs. Clement Smith, Mrs. F. w.
Watson, Mrs. A. w. Bronson, Miss Mar
jorie Rodgers, Miss Isabel Mills, Miss
Marian Walp, Miss Mary Van Vechten
and Miss Florence Bowman.
p = =
The social calendar for next week is
we'll decorated and Indicates deal OF
gadding among the society people.
An important, though not a formal
wedding for the week is that OF Miss
Marian ear and Mr.. Clarence Jordan.
which will be celebrated Wednesday
Afternoon at the Norman Wear home
in Topeka avenue. Among the out-of-
town guests who will come for the
wedding are the brides aunt and UNI
sas City, and Miss Frances Dorsey Of
Columbia, Mo. Mrs. Wears sister.
Mrs. Charles KrauthO6 OF Galveston
Tex, will probably be guest also.
Miss Grace Koontz and Miss Mar
guerite Koontz will entertain infor-
mally Monday afternoon for Miss Wear.
Monday evening is the date OF the
concert given by the music department
Of the Federation.
Mrs. Harry Seery will have bridge
party Wednesday. and the same day
Mrs. Paul Hopes will entertain at
bridge for Miss Phil Reed. who will be
q midwinter bride. A recital will be
given in the evening under the auspices
OF the Music Study club.
Mrs H. A. Perry will have an after
noon tea Thursday and she will enter
tain at bridge Friday. Mrs. Albert
Patten will entertain for Miss Mamie
Veale, whose marriage to Mr.. WILDER
Galloway will be an important event
Of the Wednesday following.
I club lecture at Unity church. and the
banquet of the local branch of the
Mayflower society.
The girls of the Beta sorority of
Washburn college will be hostesses at
q dinner party tonight at the National
hotel. 1t will be an important affair
in college social circles. and the last
rushing party of the Betas this season.
Asking day Is next Tuesday. The ia
bles for the dinner will be decorated
with baskets Of Killarney roses, and
kewpies will be given as favors.
Covers will be laid for thirty-five
people, including the active and alum
nae members. and the rushees.
The last rushing party given by the
Kappa Alpha Theta girls was a din
orations for the party were in red.
Baskets OF red roses decorated the ia
bles. and the lighting was done by red
candles. The Alpha chapter and the
ri Alumnae chapter members were
hostesses. Covers were laid for 81
= =
Members Of the Topeka chapter of
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will be interested in the following
Associated Press item:
Mrs. George T. Guernsey, state re-
gent of the D. A. r. in Kansas, has an
nounced her candidacy for the Office of
president general of the D. A. r. next
April. Mrs. Guernsey will oppose Mrs.
William Cumming Story Of New York.
the incumbent.
Mrs. Guernsey has visited the Topeka
chapter of the order and she has many
friends here both within the society
and among those who are not members.
=
Miss Genevieve Mcmillan gave a card
party Friday evening at her home in
Fillmore street, to which the follow
ing guests were asked: Mrs. David
Palmer, Mrs. Harry Hobson. Miss Mil
dred Quinton, Miss Myrtle Timberlake,
Miss Esther Chance. Miss Lucille Ros-
gardner, Miss Ethel Joss, Miss Aline
Of1cer. Miss Ruth Thompson, Miss
Ruth Wood. Miss Charlotte West, Miss
Christina Ward. Miss Marian Dana.
Miss Katherine Austin. Miss Maym
Parsons, Miss Carol Thrall. Mr.. Archi-
bald McKeever. Mr.. Harvey Wright
Mr.. Fred Worley. Mr.. William McCar-
ter. Mr.. Harry Welty, Mr.. George
Bailey, Mr.. Walter Kutrow, Mr.. Elrick
Sharp, Mr.. Willard Bowman. Mr.. James
Perry. Mr.. John Elliott, Mr.. Edward
Thompson. Mr.. Ralph Oman Mr.. Mil
lard Wear, Mr. Sanford FARRELL. Mr.
Alfred Cole and Mr.. Churchill Sargent
Z z =
Mrs Louis Bergman will entertain
the Ideal Bridge-Luncheon club Tues
day at the Virginia
= =
The Morning Music Study club will
have an open meeting Wednesday eve
ming at 8:15 at Unity church, when Miss
Ona May Miller will give a harp re-
cital. She will be assisted by Miss
Phebe Gaylord, 'cellist. and Miss Gladys
Cav, violinist.
A cordial invitation is given to all
musical people of the city to attend.
An event of interest to Topeka wom-
en- next week will be a lecture at Unity
church by Mrs. Ross Of Kansas City,
The address will be given under the
auspices of the u and I club, in the
interests of the charity work which the
club has undertaken for this year. The
u and I women give at least one en-
IN=