The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-24

Of priceless treasures. antiques. paint
ings and furniture. some Of which be-
longed to Louis XIV
The Western Sorosis will meet Sat-
, urday. Oct. 81. with Mrs.. Thos. 8. Lyon.
1880 College avenue. The paper for the
afternoon will be Fraternity" by DIR.
Discussion: Miss Lola Graham. Mrs.
O. l. Moore. Mrs. Dewitte C. Nellis.
The October meetingg of the West
Side Forestry club will be held Thurs
day. October 70. The hostesses are Mrs..
Answer to roll call il Roses in Liter
ature," and Mrs. J. r. Close is to read
a paper on Roses
The Kappa Kappa Chi girls of Wash
burn college were hostesses at their
the home Of Mrs L. D. Whittemore,
Friday afternoon. It was Halloween
party, and was attended by about
twenty OF the new girls at the school.
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The members of the vespuccian club
and their husbands will have q social
evening at the home OF Mrs. NJ. Gragg,
Wednesday. October %, in honor Of Mrs.
w. F. Cochran Of Wichita a former
member of the club. The regular meet
ing Of the vespuccian club will be
omitted. 81
The A. r. Q. w. 8. Of the high school
will have a Halloween party tonight at
the home of Miss Isabel Sweet.
H. H. c. club Wednesday afternoon at
her home. 1s4s Fillmore street.
The Rev. Mr.. o. L. Cook, Mrs. Cook
| and Miss Florence Cook were guests Of
! honor at an informal reception given
Friday night at the First Christian
church. Music was furnished by the
| Messick orchestra OF fifteen pieces.
and by Mrs. Robert Cunningham. who
! sang open Thou MY Love by Blue
Hazelrigg, who played the pipe organ.
The decorations were palms and ferns
and fall foliage and flowers. The front
of the balcony was draped with flags.
and the flowers were used in the audi
encc room. A buffet luncheon was
served. About three hundred and nifty
people called during the evening.
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The next meeting Of the Child'e Con-
servation League Of America win be
Of Mrs. E. C. Kittell. 917 Clay street, at
2:30 O'Clock. Program follows:
Paper-Tuberculosis and It's Cure.
Mrs. r. F. Jack
Paper-Fresh Air Schools and Deli
cate Children, Mrs. Bell.
Report on Legislative Measures Con-
corning State Laws or Woman's Work
for Suppression of Tuberculosis in This
State. Mrs. L. F. Mats.
Enthusiastically of Rossini. Mrs.
Robert Tasker: Selections from Ros-
SIM. Mrs. Ira Brown.
There will also be an evening meet
ing of the Child's Conservation League
with husbands as guests Wednesday
evening. October %, at O'Clock at the
home of the president, Mrs. II. w.
Bomgardner 1895 Mulvane street Light
refreshments will be served. /.
Program:
Address-The Awakening of Civic
Pride in the United States. Mrs E. G.
Kittell
READINGS Selections from Peer Gynt,
Mrs. s. G. Zimmerman.
REPRESENTATION in Our City and the
Social Duty of Cleanliness. DR. Milton
H Conner.
Music by the Misses Homsardner.
Mrs Fred Johns will entertain the
D. c. D. club at her home. 14oO Polk
street Monday. afternoon.
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The board of directors. office force
and others connected with the Alliance
Cooperative Insurance company of this
city were entertained at $50 o'clock
dinner Thursday at the home Of Mr..
w. B. Gasche, president of the COM
pany. in Fillmore street. Those present
were: Vice President r. H. Irons of
Mcpherson. Kan: A. B. Smith. treas
urer. and Mrs. A. B. Smith of Topeka:
ex-President and Mrs. G. A. Trouder
of Carbondale: Director c. ]. Shirk.
who is q professor in the Wesleyan
university Of University Place, Neb.;
Directors j. Y Miller Of Hartford, r. S.
Spiker of Emporia. c. Wiles Of Canton.
A. J. Sweet of Clifton. L. ]. Boruff Of
Usage City and P. A. Rogers OF Burlin-
game, Misses Esther Walker. Eddis
Elston and Mary Chrfstman Of Topeka.
G. w. Gasche of Hartford. Mr.. and
Mrs. w B. Gasche and Miss Ruth
Gasche.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Walter G. Shipe. OF Kansas City.
will arrive Sunday and will remain in
Topeka until after his marriage to
Miss Corinne Coston next Wednesday.
Among the out of town people who
| will be guests at the wedding are: Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Coston, of Conway
: City. and his daughter. Miss Nellie
! Shipe, of Terre Haute. Ind. and Mrs.
f. Fl. Bayless, of Springfield, Mo. Miss
Alice Bayless, of Springfield, who is to
be Miss Coston's bridesmaid, arrived a
few days ago.
Miss Naomi Simpson, of Lawrence,
will return the first of next week after
a visit to her cousin, Miss Ellie Dean.
Miss Dean and Miss Guenn GODDARD
will go to Lawrence next weekend for
a visit to Miss Simpson.
Mrs. Annie Adams Baird is visiting
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