The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-23

Mrs. Monte Kistler was hostess at
. sewing party today, complimentary
to her sister, Mrs. Dennis Payne, Of
Kansas City. The guests were men,
bers of thimble club of which Mrs.
Payne was formerly q member. The
rage, Miss Hazel Grimes, and was one
Of the attractive and popular girls OF
the younger social set when she lived
in Topeka. She went from here to
Fort Stockton, Texas, where she was
married to Mr.. Payne, and later went
to Kansas City to live.
Those who were present at the at
fair this afternoon were: Mrs. Payne.
Miss Janet Hurrie. of Chicago. who Is
visiting friends in Topeka: Mrs. Roy
Edwin Campbell. Mrs. r. 8. Pierce.
Mrs. James Hayes, Mrs. Wheldon Nor
ris, Miss Clyde Bonebrake, Miss Mar
jorie Whitney, Miss Marguerite Park
Mary MacLennan. Miss Henrietta
Alexander, and Mrs. Kistler.
Mrs. Harry Guthrie will entertain
informally Wednesday afternoon at
thimbles for Mrs.. Payne. and her
guests will be some Of the friends of
the guest of honor Of the Harrison
street neighborhood. where the
Grimes family formerly lived.
Announcement has been made of
and Mr.. George Davis Hale. the mar
riage to take place about the middle
OF April.
Miss Osborn is the daughter Of Mrs.
Stephen Osborn, OF Coffeyville, and
the late Judge Osborn. Judge Osborn.
who was a man well known through
out the state. recently died after a
long illness, and the wedding, on that
account, will be quietly celebrated.
Miss Osborn has been in Topeka a
80 oo6 fv~ }f,pn v1y
work. She has position in the state
library, and in both a business and
social way, she has met many Topeka
people, whom she has made her
friends. She is a skilled pianist. and
she is attractive in her personality and
efficient in her work.
Mr.. Hale is now living in Los An
geles, Cal. He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Hale, formerly of Topeka,
who built and occupied the house
home, in West Tenth avenue. Mr..
Hale Is an electrical engineer. and is
now engaged in business in Los An
geles. He and his bride win live in
Hollywood, a suburb of Los Angeles,
where Mr.. Hale is having a bungalow
built.
Mrs. J. G. Mulvane entertained the
Art club this afternoon. Subjects for
the papers were "Sir John E. Millais'
and civilian Holman Hunt" and
were given by Mrs. Luther Burns and
Mrs. Jack Dillon. Miss Helen Hoge-
boom, formerly a member Of the club,
was guest, and sang at the meeting,
accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
Carol Merriam.
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The ImprOmptu club will meet with
Mrs. III. l.. Strickler Wednesday night
Mr.. Ralph Squires will read a paper.
and Mrs. Ed. Whitaker will have
charge of the WOmen's Hour.
Professor and Mrs. H. I. Wood enter
tanned the Washburn club Saturday
night at the college observatory, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jones. who
will leave Tuesday to make their home
in Washington, d. c. Mr. Jones has
been assistant professor in the depart
ment of physics at Washburn college.
having charge of the laboratory work.
He resigned to accept a government
position in Washington.
Mrs. r. A. Miller of 1920 Clay
street. will entertain the XIV club
Wednesday afternoon.
The meeting of the departments of
civics, justice and household econ
omics of the Topeka Federation. will
be held Tuesday afternoon. instead of
Thursday. as announced Saturday. The
hour is $3.50 o'clock Tuesday afternoon