The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-25

done, were candle sticks trimmed with
holly and bearing candles shaded in
red.
Those who danced were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Campbell, Mr.. and MRS.
Ivan Dibble. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Sells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Theis of Omaha;
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy johnson. Miss Jane
Alexander, Miss Mary Burnett. Miss
Edith Cornell, Miss Ethel Chase. Miss
Elizabeth Edison. Miss Alice Lyman.
Miss Dorothy Nichols, Miss Dorothy
Sproat, Miss Charlotte West, Miss
Marion Williams, Miss Ruth Wood.
Miss Cynthia Monroe. Miss Mildred
Morton, Miss Lucille Mills, Miss Ruth
Wilson, Miss Mamie Zahner, Miss
Miss Ariel Nichols, Miss 'Antoinette
West, Miss Marjorie Rodgers, Miss
Mary Van Vechten. Miss Marjorie
Whitney, Miss Louise Culver. Miss
Harriet Hill. Miss Mildred Quinton'
Miss Katherine Dolan, Miss Helen Lu-
cas-, Miss Mary Samson. Miss Georgia
Neese, Miss Beatrice Shakeshaft. Miss
Antoinette Clark. Miss Mildred Bow
man, Miss Ruth Thompson. Miss Paul
inc McVey. Miss Helen Whitfield, Miss
Helen Neese, Miss Gladys Neal Miss
Isabel Stewart Miss Carol Thrall. Miss
Louise Bell, Miss Ruth Foster. Miss
Helen Welty, Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss
Dorothy Wahle. Miss Dorothy Miller.
Miss Mohra Gatchell, Miss Margaret
Shakeshaft, Miss Mary Clark, Miss
ford, Miss Beth Thompson. Miss Mil
dred Fuller, Miss Juliette Brown. Miss
Lucille Kersey, Miss Frances Perry,
Miss Margaret Nicholas. Miss Doro-
thy Coe, Miss Josephine Perry. Miss
Marguerite Kiene. Miss Peggy Melick.
Miss Violet Crumbine Miss Ernestine
Kline, Miss Lois Lindsay, Miss Mar
guerite Dolan Miss Sarella Herrick.
Miss Genevieve Herrick. Miss Altha
Watson, Miss Jessie Burnett, Miss
Elizabeth Culver, Miss Ruth Rooster,
Miss Elizabeth Mills, Miss Zillah Mile
ham. Miss Marguerite Thrapp. Miss
Laura Hall, Mr.. Ralph Kingsley. Mr.
Kenneth Alexander, Mr.. George
Rourke, Mr. Alfred Cole, Mr.. Wilbur
Cole, Mr.. Ted Lagerstrom, Mr.. Gale
Tex Kouns, Mr.. Edward Clark. MI
Chester Wahle. Mr.. Bud Quinton, MI.
James Perry Mr. Seaton Hamill. Mr.
John Smalley. Mr.. Phil Bowman. Mr..
Mr. Marion Smith. Mr.. Kenneth Og-
LIVE, Mr.. Richard Barton. Mr.. Clayton
Beine, Mr.. John Nicely. Mr.. Wendell
Switzer. Mr.. Victor Blakely, Mr.. FL
rick Sharp. Mr.. Hugh Nichols. Mr.
Kenneth Adams. Mr.. Walter Kutrow.
Mr. John Raster. Mr.. Joe Williams, Mr.
Samuel Stewart. Mr.. Archibald Nc
Copeland. Mr. Frank Hetherington.
Mr. Archie Brier, Mr. Fred Beerbohm.
Mr. Ralph Lewis. Mr.. Samuel Lux. Mr.
Allen McNeal, Mr.. Leonard Kline, Mr.
Donald Taliafero, Mr.. Wayne Cook
Mr.. George McNeish Mr.. Jim Brier.
Mr.. Wendell Lyman, Mr.. Joe Hull. Mr.
Donald Welty, Mr.. Edwin Olander. Mr..
Frank Fable, Mr., Philip Sproat. MT.
Earl Trobert Mr.. Kenneth Kline. Mr..
Glenn Pratt. Mr.. Fielden Gaul. Mr.
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Mr.. Frank MacFarland. Mr.. Kent
Moneypenny Mr.. Fred Cooper, MI.
Raw Agard, Mr.. Forrest Rice. Mr.. Ken
meth Lewis. Mr. John Porter, MI
Charles Hobart. Mr. Jake Mertz. Mr.
Willard Wear, Mr.. Adolph Winter. Mr..
William Gear, Mr.. Merrill Rutter. Mr.
Jack Erickson, Mr.. Frank O'Reilly
Mr.. Burgess Van Vechten. Mr.. Marshall
Crawford, Mr.. Harry Welty. Mr.. Bud
weightman, Mr.. Mike Ait: Mr. Herbert
and Mr.. Merrill Gage.
| Judge and Mrs T. F. Carver enter
tanned guests at a Christmas dinner
today. Those who sat around the
yer of Lawrence, Dr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Estey, Mr.. and Mrs. George Park
hurst, Judge and Mrs. Robert Carver
and their son and daughter, Mrs J.
M. stevenson Oh NdnSdS lily, MES =
G. Noel and Miss Elizabeth Sheleigh.
nieces of Judge and Mrs. Carver, who
are spending the winter with them.
Miss Helen Estey, and Judge and Mrs.
Carver.
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. P. Glare had a fam
lily dinner party today. their guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Tucker and
| George Clare Tucker Of Gulfport,
Miss, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clare and
, their daughter Constance of Topeka
During the holidays there is always
a lull in affairs of general public in
| terest, and for th-t reason the con-
cert to be given next Monday night
at the Auditorium will have an added
attrcctiveness. coming as it does. in
a week that has practically no other
entertainment of a musical character.
| The program to be presented has been
carefully arranged. and a selection
/ Of numbers made with view to salts
/ flying a variety of tastes in good mu-
i sic. Mrs. George Parkhurst who is
chairman of the music department OF
the Topeka Federation Of Women, un-
der whose auspices the concert II
/ given. announces the following pro-
gram:
Haydn-on Thee Each Living soul