The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-03

The girdle and ends are formed of the
scallOped taffeta, large silk roses being
placed at closing of the girdle in front.
A supplementary ruffle and ruche or
lace partially cOnceals the neck trim
ming. A sleeve, a simple kimona one
of the taffeta, is heightened by fall
| of lace.
The Music Study club will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
instead of Friday afternoon
DR.. and Mrs. James White enter
tanned Monday night in honor Of their
son, the Rev. Mr.. J. T. White. Of Abba,
Iowa. The guests all Of whom were
relatives of DR.. and Mrs. White, in
Mr. J. F. White, Miss Edith White. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Chalmers, Mrs. F..
w. Mcknight, Miss Mabel Mcknight.
Miss Grace Philips, the Rev. Mr.: j: E.
and Mrs. Alvin White, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Emmett Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Heron
Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mat
thews.- Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mcknight
| and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allison.
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! A meeting Of Third ward women is
! called for Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Lee Mon
roe, 900 Harrison street, to consider
| forming a Capper-for-Governor club.
! The meeting is to be informal and the
session brief, and all women of the
! Third ward who are interested, are
asked to attend.
The Melrose club will meet Wednes-
day, March II, with Mrs. John Burge.
634 Brooks avenue. The club will
meet the second instead Of the first
Wednesday Of each month hereafter
Mr.. G. G. Shuman, who has been
local manager Of the Bell Brothers
company, and who will leave soon to
accept a position in st. Louis. was the
guest of honor at dinner party given
by a number of his friends Monday
| night at the National hotel. After the
dinner Mr.. Shuman was presented
with a miniature piano, and the Rev.
H. ]. Corwine made the presentation
speech. Those who attended the party
were: Mr.. Shuman. Mr.. J. w. Alvis.
DIR. G. H. Allen, Mr.. 7. J: voorhees,.
| Mr.. A. p. Lane, Mr.. Frank w. Mills.
! Mr.. Ralph Montgomery, the Rev. Mr.
Corwine. Mr.. A. B. c. butcher. Mr.: s.
V. S. Boutwell,.
The Topeka Federation Of Women
is planning a st. Patrick's Day party
to be given March II at the home
of Mrs. W. A. Johnston in West Sixth
avenue. A called meeting Of the ex-
ecutive board Of the federation will
be held Thursday afternoon at three
O'Clock at the Y. W. c. A.. to make
plans for the party
The Elite 500 club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. w. e. Dillon,
1920 Harrison street
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At the annual meeting of Western
Sorosis club. officers were elected for
next year, as follows: Mrs. F. w.
Watson, president; Mrs. F. p. Mont
gomery, first vice president; Mrs. Z.
]. Evans, second vice president; Mrs.
: T. s. Lyon, secretary, and Mrs. A. A.
GODDARD, treasurer. The officers are
elected early in the year. though they
do not take their seats until next Sep
TENDER, SO that they may have time
to make out the program Tor the
year book for their administration
The present officers will serve out the
present club year. The officers are:
J Mrs. C. F. Spencer, president: Mrs. H
w. Charles, first vice president; Miss
Lola Graham, second vice president
Mrs. H. w. Roby. secretary, and Mrs
A. A. GODDARD, treasurer.
The club made it's annual contr1bu-
ton to the Washburn scholarship
fund. The fund was instituted by the
old federation of clubs. and nearly al
: of the clubs still contribute to it. The
| money Is used this year to help two
girls in college.
At the meeting the club passed 9
,, resolution to ask the board Of educa-
|. ton to allow the school buildings te
be used as social centers, and espec-
!. tally the high school as a place fol
, the social gatherings Of the pupils
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Krauthon Of
Kansas City are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Wear. Mr.. Krauthof
is in Topeka on legal business.
Mrs. Noble Prentis went to New.
ton, Kan, today for a visit of a month
J to her daughter, Mrs. ]. C. Mack. and
Mr.. Mack.
The w. 1. Mil1er family Of 1875 To