The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-31

ner bridge club, and Few Otner
guests. The table was spread with
lunch cloth embroidered in sweetpeas,
and basket of sweetpeas stood on
the table. Baskets of jonquils and
roses were also used in the decorations.
Guests besides the members OF the
club were: Mrs. Horace Hall. who was
asked as an honor guest, Mrs. 8. E.
Barber. Mrs. Clyde Miller, Mrs. Robt.
Carver. Mrs. Roy Thompson, Mrs. ].
NcDonough was assisted by her sister,
Miss Agnes Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Helbert, Of ZIG
Topeka avenue. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Winifred, to
Mr. A. J. schober. The wedding will
take place in the latter part of Feb
ruary. The marriage was to have taken
place later in the year, but the date
has been advanced on account of the
fact that Mr.. Helbert. the father of the
bride. who is in business in Manitou.
Col. is spending the midwinter months
with his family. Mr. Schober has a
he and his bride will make their home
here.
The w. T. K. club will meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. F.. C. Bowen, 209
West Tenth avenue. instead of with
Mrs. Gonder.
The Topeka Federation Of Women
will hold its next regular meeting Feb
ruary s. at 2:30 o'clock in the Y. w.
c. A. assembly room. The business
session will be followed by a program
under the direction Of the department
Of civics. The address of the after
noon will be given by Miss Effie Gra-
ham. whose subject will be: 1.-The Spirit
Of the Younger Generation" This will
be a sympathetic study Of the motives
and activities Of the present day young
people. Miss Graham's position as
teacher of psychology Ill the normal
training department. Of the high school
prepares her especially for the presen-
tation of her subject. The address will
be followed by a general discussion led
by Mrs. Roy B. Guild.
The program of music for the meet
ing has not been fully made out, but
one Of the numbers will be an Irish
folk song by Mrs. o. E. Winkler, with
violin obligato played by Miss Gladys
Cav. Mrs. Wlnler has lately returned
from Chicago, where she has been
studying. and where she has studied
previously.
A social hour will follow the program,
and will be in charge of Mrs. T. r.
Paxton, the newly chosen chairman
of the social committee, asked to serve
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Kansas Poets and Poetry will be the
general topic at the February monthly
meeting of the Kansas Authors club
to be held next Wednesday evening.
February 4. at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs George p. Morehouse, PIG
West Eighth street.
The department Of poetry has arrang-
ed a program in which will be repre-
sented several modern Kansas poets
whose productions are not so well
known-along with some whose writ
tngs are household. words.
Preparations are nearing completion
Tor the annual state meeting and ban
quet to be held Wednesday, February
IL, at the fine quarters of the Y. w.
G. A. where these events have been
held for the past three years. 1t be-
ing the tenth annual event Of the So
ciety 1t will attract more than ordinary
attention.
The Monday Bridge club will be
entertained Monday of next week by
Mrs. d. p. Paxton at her home, 315
West Tenth avenue.
Mrs. D. E. Palmer gave an informal
party Friday afternoon for Mrs. Eu-
gene Ware of Kansas City, and for
the women who are house guests of
Mrs. George H. Hodges.
Mrs. j. L. Pettyjohn, Mrs. ]. C.
Keepers. Miss Mary Hendrickson and
Miss Elizabeth McCarty Of Olathe,
who have been visiting Mrs. Hodges,
returned home Friday. Mrs. Charles
Pettyjohn. Mrs. Harry Keefer of Ola
the and Mrs. c. s. Huffman Of Col
umbus remained in Topeka, and at
tended the Sorosis club party at the
Country club this afternoon. Miss
Mona Glare Huffman. who is a stu
dent at the university, came to To-
peka today to join Mrs. Huffman in a
visit at the Hodges home.
Pa. will give an informal afternoon
party Monday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Lytle,
whom she is visiting.
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The members of the graduating
class OF the high school were enter
tanned at party Friday night by
Miss Helen Neese at her home in
Buchanan street The company in
cluded: Miss Lillian Martin. Miss
Mildred Agard, Miss Rilla Eaton, Miss
Helen McHugh. Miss Louise Bell, Miss
Bertha Clay. Miss Stella Eller, Miss
Margaret Ewers. Miss Mabel Gilchrist
Miss Gertrude Grey, Miss Helen
Harsh. Miss Georgia Henderson, Miss
Erminie Platte. Miss Emile Seery
MISS marie Vancil, Miss Roxy Vancil
Miss Grace Dana, Miss Ruth Whit.
aker, Miss Mabel Jones. Miss Eliza
beth Culver. Miss Marjorie Montgom.
cry. Miss Helen Olson, Mr.. Lowell
Hoatson, Mr.. Lloyd Wardin, Mr.
Henry Taylor, Mr.. Joe Campbell, Mr.
Ray Knoll, Mr.. Robert Ward, Mr.
Clifford Wilmoth. Mr.. Adolph Winter
Mr.. Ralph Kingsley. Mr.. Don Ewers
Mr.. Ralph Swearingen, Mr.. Harr,
johnson. Mr.. Gilmore Pettyjohn, Mr.
Arthur Shakeshaft, Mr.. Joe Zercher
Mr.. Frank Willard. Mr.. Charles Net
tells, Mr.. Bob Holcomb. Mr.. Church
III Sargent, ME. Hubert Glass. Mr.
John Ripley. Mr.. Maynard Walker
Mr.. Adrian Parr