The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-11

in red and green, and in the center
of the table was a big birthday cake
lighted with five green candles me
guests were: Preston Manley. ERNEST
Daily, Newman Jeffrey. Balfour JEFF
frey. Junior Jackson, Allison Hill
Fayre Gerbrick and William Marshall
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The w. T. K club will have guest
day meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2:SO
O'Clock with Mrs. w. H. Davis, 80
Western avenue.
Mrs. Walter Canaan will entertain her
sewing club Wednesday afternoon OF
next week.
The La Huite bridge club will meet t
Monday afternoon with Miss May
Graham, 1873 Harrison street.
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Mrs. Walter Wedding will be hostess
at a meeting of her bridge club We'd
nesday afternoon.
The A. r. o. S. of the junior class
of the high school had a children's
costume party Friday night at the
home Of Miss Hazel Thomas. The IA
vors were little chicks. Soldier cos
tunes, Buster Brown suits. Mary Jane
dresses, aprons and ballet dancer
clothes were worn, and some Of the
girls were dressed like little boys.
Those who attended were;. Miss Esther
Freeman, Miss Lucille Dooley, Miss
Mona Thomas, Miss Ethel Chase, Miss
Clarice Zirkle, Miss Mildred Quinton.
Miss Ruth Tomlinson. Miss Frances
Wingert, Miss Lillian Moser, Miss
land. Miss Helen Bennett. Mis- Esther
Chance, Miss Edith Stark. MISS Mar
guerite Kanode. Miss Maria1 1Lerrigo.
Miss Helen Whitaker, Miss Mary
Recknor, Miss Myrtle Weldon. Miss
Sarah Bolles, Miss Edna Thompson.
Miss Clara Howe. Miss Gladys Neil.
/ Miss Nellie Brewster, Miss Christina
Ward, Miss Genevieve Mcmillan. Miss
Katherine Austin, Miss Hazel Thomas,
Miss Marguerite Ely, Miss Florence
Fair, Miss Frances Jones, Miss Dor
othy Brighton and : Mrs, T. s. Thomas
The Los Angeles Examiner of April
S contains the following paragraph.
accompanying a picture of Mrs. Har-
mon p. Ryus. which will be of inter-
est to her friends in Topeka:
THE closing concert for the season
Of the Los Angeles Symphony or
chestra and the appreciation which
music lovers feel toward it's accom-
plishments, was shown recently in q
special program of the Ebell club s
music department., under the direction
of its curator. Mrs. Harmon P. Ryus.
Mrs. Ryus introduced Mrs. Carrie H.
Jacobs Bond of Chicago as program
guest. Mrs. Bond sang some of her
newest songs. some of which have not
yet been published. An elaborate
luncheon followed the program, with
decorations of springtime flowers.
! Guests Of honor were: Mrs. Julian
Eugene Kinney of Denver. president
of the National Federation Of Music
Clubs; Mrs. Emerson H. Bush of Chi
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the. biennial convention to be held in
Los Angeles next year and called at
tention to the $4,000 prize offered by
Los Angeles for the best American
grand opera to be presented at that
time"
The Vermont association will give
it's annual "sugaring off, Tuesda,
night in the dining hall of the Contra
Congregational church. Some ter
minute addresses will be made by ma
tive Vermonters and others, including
Whiting, Judge and Mrs George Whit
comb. Mr.. NJ. c. McFarlen of Holton
and Mr.. Frank p. MacLennan. An,
Vermont people. their families, o.
those who are descended from Yer
mont people are invited to attend
Those who expect to be present shouls
notify Mr.. E. B. Merriam. Columbian
building, Topeka. before Tuesday. tn,
day of the banquet There will b.
orchestra music and other numbers
Judge A. w. Dana will act as toast
master.
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Miss Birdie Lindblade gave a mis-
cellanous shower for Miss F1orenc
Brown, whose marriage to Mr. Lo,
Wakefield is to take place some tim
next week. Decorations in the room
were carried out in red hearts Daint,
| refreshments were served Thos
present were Mrs. Fred Bechtel, Mrs
} Jim Armstrong. Mrs. Harry Bockmar
Mrs. Nelson, Misses Marie Wilburu
Pearl Ticknor. Hazel Morgan, Dori