The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-22

rf Mrs.. H. A. Auerbach and her moth
or, Mrs. A. b. Deutsch, shared honors
this afternoon at one Of the charming.
Informal afternoon teas, at which
Mrs. d. w. Mulvane is entertaining
this season. Captain and Mrs. Deutsch
and Mr.. and Mrs. .Auerbach and their
daughter. Ruth. will leave this week
Of their friends were asked to the
party to bid them goodby. About
twenty-five guests attended.
Mrs. Mulvane is giving series OF
afternoon parties this winter. enter.
tanning a small number of friends at
each one. thus Offering her hospitality
during the season to large circle.
Mrs. H. o. Garvey will be hostess
Saturday, Jan. 81. at the Country ciun
Of Western Sorosis. at their guest
day meeting. The clubs guest oay ls
quite an important affair in cluD anu
social circles, as the organization ~
one of the leading clubs of women IN
Topeka, and has q membership OF
prominent and representative women;
The hour of the meeting is 2:so
o'clock in the afternoon.
The Tivoli club will give a dancing
party Friday of next week in keiiam
hall.
Mrs. Lee Monroe and Mrs. J. D. NC
Farland were hostesses at an INFORMAL
afternoon at thimbles today. In COM
pliment to Mrs. A. H. Horton. who has
returned from Kansas City. where she
made an extended visit to her daugh-
ter. The party was given at the
Monroe home in Harrison street.
which was at one time Mrs. Horizons
residence, and the guests were I'm
tied to few of Mrs. Horizons old
friends, nearly all of whom had been
engaged with her and with the host
esses for the afternoon. in club and
various kinds of welfare work, In
which Mrs. Horton has been a prom
inent factor in Topeka a good many
years.
The West Side Forestry club held
its January meeting today at the
home of Mrs. George Huron. Tho
meeting today was one OF the annual
affairs at which the honorary men,
beers Of the club are hostesses and fur
nish the program. The paper for the
day was by Mrs. NJ. A. Low. The reg
ular meeting day was set for Jan. 20,
but was advanced one week on ac-
count Of the Woman's Kansas Day
club meeting which occurs next
Thursday.
Mrs. Willis Bailey of Atchison, pres
ident of the Woman's Kansas Day
club. announces q special arrange
ment for the luncheon to be given at
the club convention Thursday Of next
week. in the First Methodist church.
Tables will be placarded for the dele
cations of women from the different
towns which are represented, and the
local clubs and different women's or
ganizations are invited to attend in
line parties. and the places they re-
serve will be marked for their con-
venience. Those who expect to attend
in parties should make their reserva-
tons at once.
The program for the afternoon will
not be announced in advance, but 1t
10 said to be an unusually interesting
one, and the speakers will not include
any who have been on previous pro-
grams OF the annual meetings Of the
club.
Miss Lillian Foster entertained her
bridge club Wednesday afternoon, and
guests besides the members were: Mrs.
Lawrence Cartwright of Indiana, who
George Ahlborn Of washington, d. C..
who Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Roehr and Mrs. H. c. Null
roy. - -
The ID. D. Whist club win meet Mon
1"' ernoon WIN MRS 7. A. Thrill.
An interesting visitor in Topeka We'd |
nesday and today is Miss Goodwin of |
New York. student secretary of the
board OF missions of the Episcopal
church. She is a guest at Bethany
college, and made an address before
the students and a number of outside
visitors Wednesday evening. She smoke
particularly Of the mission work in
japan and Alaska and of her special |
work in organizing the students Of the
various schools and interesting them
In mission study or mission work.
After the address Miss Goodwin wa,I
introduced to the students and visitors
az an informal reception in the parlors
OF the college. Miss Goodwin attended