The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-01

the toast, "Beautffyins the Home"
MRS. A. A. Robinson, on behalf Of the
forestry department. had as her sub
| ject, Caring for the Grounds:" the
toast, Culture in the Home ;. We
answered by Mrs. w. A. McCarter. Of
the Department Of education. what
Is Home Without Music" was the
subject of toast by Mrs. George
farknurst, Of the music department;
Mrs. J. c. Gahford, OF the social de-
partment spoke on "Entertaining
Friends; Mrs. H. o. Garvey. Of he
department of household economical
! spoke from the subject, Providing
and spending" Mrs. w. A. Johnston.
OF the department of justice, had as
her subject. Not Forgetting Our
Neighbors"
me invocation was made by Mrs.
ROBERT Gordon, and the musical pro-
gram for the afternoon was as fol-
Joy Of the Morning. .........w Ware
Hear a Thrush at Eve. .Cadman
! Mrs. George Parkhurst
Mrs. Robert Carver, accompanist.
iano 500. 49,. Mrs. Charles Gleed
Vocal. occasional. .DeKovan
Mrs. b. H. Pugh.
| Mrs. Carver. accompanied.
Josephine Walker OF Holton and Mr..
Grill Horne, whose engagement was
announced some time ago is set for
Thursday. Oct. 20.
Miss Walker is the daughter of Mr..
A: ID. Walker Of Holton and a sister
or MI Paul Walker of Topeka. She
has friends in this city who will be
interested In the news Of her forth
coming marriage. Mr.. Horne is en-
gagged in the banking business in
Meade county.
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kepley will entertain the members of
the Nineteenth Century club at their
first meeting Of the season Monday
! afternoon, Oct. 5, at the Country club.
Roll call will be Current Events y
Mrs. o. G. Colburn will read a paper,
with Roosevelt in South America -
Mrs. Kepley will speak from the sub
ject, Looking Ahead" and Mr.. Aus
tin will speak on Summer Mem
ories."
The Rotary club of Topeka will
give banquet Monday evening, Oct
5: at the National hotel. at 7:45
o'clock, to which the wives of the
members are invited.
The officers of the club are: MI
George Godfrey Moore. PRESIDENT Mr.
p. w. Rankin, vice president: Mr.. J.
M. Brunt. secretary; Mr.. Ray N. Latt-
ner. treasurer. and Mr.. Charles H
Matthews, sergeant-at-arms. The d.
rectors are: Mr.. Scott Hopkins, Mr.
Charles p. Adams. Mr. Robert Stone
Mr.. Fred Coulson. Mr.. w. w. Mills
Mr.. George Godfrey Moore and Mr.
J. M. Brunt.
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The girls of the Kappa Kappa Chi
sorority Of Washburn college will be
hostesses at a tea Friday afternoon al
the home Of the president, Miss Mary
Helen Shirer, 1857 Fillmore street. The
affair will be the first large party Of
the season for the Kappas The girlz
OF the active chapter will receive the
guests. and the alumnae members will
have charge Of the serving.
Mrs. Charles Sessions has been
chosen to membership in the Elwell
club. which had its first party for the
season at the home Of Mrs. Rome Col
win. the club president. Substitutes at
the game were Mrs. Sessions, Mrs. o.
L. Moore, and Mrs. F. B. Gatchell.
The next meeting OF the club win be
held Tuesday, October Is. with Mrs. =.
g. Foster. at her home in West Sixth
avenue.
Mr.. J. b. Larimer was host at an eve
ming party Wednesday for Mr.. Frank
HI. Reed, of Ellensburg. Washington.
who was & schoolmate Of Mr.. LArimeEsg
in the Topeka high school good many
years ago. The other guests were men
. who had gone to school with Mr. Lar1-
mer and Mr.. Reed.
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Announcement has been made In To-
pek4 OF the enGAGement OF Miss Flor