The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-21

Of interest. They will be at home
after May Is to their friends at 1924
Ferry street. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips
returned home Monday morning from
Chicago. after Mr.. and Mrs. Roth had
started east"
crowd of the high school boys and
girls will have a picnic Thursday
afternoon in the Potwin woods
The social afternoon for the wom-
ems society Of the Central Congrega-
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. d. L. McEachron, on the Wash
burn college campus. DIR. J. J. Sippy
OF the state board Of health will speak
on The Need Of Inspection of School
Chiidren All the women of the
The Ohio club will give a dinner,
followed by a miscellaneous program,
Wednesday evening. at $3.50 o'clock, in
the Central Congregational church
A number Of little girls of Van
Buren, school met Monday with Mil
dred Bolinger, at the w. A. Bolinger
home, and organized a society, the
object of which will be to learn sew
ing and crochet work. They named the
organization the Little Fairy club, and
their officers are: Mildred Bolinger,
President. Mary Green, vice president !;
Lorene Cloud. secretary, and velma
be held the first and third Mondays
Of each month. The little girls Of the
Van Buren, district are asked to unite
with the club.
The Thursday Study club will meet
1926 Garfield avenue.
The spring dancing party Of the
Spalding Reading circle will be given
tonight in Kellam hall. The officers
will receive the guests. and will be as
sisted by members Of committees and
past presidents.
Mrs. w. T. Davis and Mrs. Charles
Wore gave violet luncheon Monday in
apolis, who is visiting friends in To-
peka.
The girls of the Alpha Mu Musical
club of Washburn college fine arts de-
partment had meeting Monday eve
ming with Nine. Lunde Souther at her
home in College avenue. Some Of the
women Of the faculty Of the college
were guests. and Miss Helen Hoge-
boom, who teaches music in the school,
contributed two numbers to the pro-
gram for the evening.
hostesses were: Miss Dorothy Gleed.
Miss Joy Paxton. Miss Miriam Foster,
Miss Elizabeth Moore, Miss Helen Coe,
Miss Lydia Emery. Miss Juanita Nc
Dowell. Miss Gladys Whitaker, Miss
Grace Richenbacher, Miss Emile
Hardy. Miss Dorothy Sims, Miss Grace
Phillips, Miss Marie Smith, Miss Ruth
Smith, Miss Katharine Sentz. Miss
Gertrude Huckle, Miss Elizabeth
Gaume Miss Beatrice Clifton and Miss
Helen Cook.
The numbers on the program were:
Miss Elizabeth Gaume.
vase In "A Chopin
Beatrice Clifton.
The Little Lover Donnell
Miss Griffin.
Daddy's Sweetheart
Miss Hogeboom.
IN an Ateuer .Al0r1cn
Aathunian Song Chopin
Miss Hogeboom-
The Topeka Shriners gave a theater
party Monday night to Fields minstrel
show. and after the show they gave q
| theater supper at Masonic hall for Al
Field. past potentate Of the shrine.
Mr.. Field sat at the head Of the table,
| and fifty members of his troupe were
guests. A bouquet Of American beauty
roses was given to Mr.. Field by the
Shriners.
The hosts were: Mr.. Frank l.
Stevens. Mr.. r. L. Sturges. Mr.. George
w. Stansfield. Mr.. J. B. Doncyson, Mr..
A. l. Wiseman. Mr. F. NJ. Spencer, Mr..
L. NJ. Penwell, Mr.. E. n. Anderson. MI
A. o. Wellman. Mr.. Charles A. Moore.