The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-10

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Mrs J. G. Cunningham entertained
her bridge club this afternoon. and
lin of Bismark, N. D.. who il visiting
Miss Hazel Risteen- The members Of
the club who played are: Mrs lief
Eelix. Mrs Frank Griggs, Mrs. Cecil
Porter. Mrs. Kurtx Kellam. Mrs.
Fred Davis. MIS- r. W. Coppedge:
Howe. Ains Hazel Risteen. Miss Reita
updegraff, Miss Eugenia ouinton and
Mrs Cunningham.
The Sigma Delta Psi, the Beta and
the Kappa Chi sororities and the Phi
Alpha Delta 'fraternities OF Washburn
college will give line parties to the
Washburn Dramatic club play, IAN
of Sudden Peggy at the Grand
theater Saturday night
Hal G. Hotchkiss Of san Diego. Cal.
who graduated from Washburn coll
lege in 1911. is in Topeka this week.
visiting his sister, Mrs. Otto Kfene.
and the Phi Delta Theta.
Rutny Dunn of Omega was guest
Va Tic iii 0Glt8 4nStA AOuSS LO00ts
Professor Newell C. Maynard, psy-
cholOgist and well known lecturer.
win come to Topeka the latter part of
next week and will give three lee
lures on THE Psychology of Sue
cess" one Friday night, March 20,
and a matinee and evening lecture
Saturday, March 81 The women OF
the G. A. r. are completing arrange
ments with the National Society for
Broader Education of New York, by
whose permission Professor Maynard
il to speak here.
. . .
Mrs. H. s. Reed of Western avenue
will entertain the women OF the For
eign Missionary society of the First
Methodist church. and the members
viii be given an opportunity to meet
Mrs. b. F. Young, the wife of DR..
Young. who has lately arrived from
of the First NJ. E. church.
Mrs. Young has been a good deal
entertained by the women of the
church In the short time she has been
In Topeka. and already she has come
to be regarded as a woman of much
intelligence, quiet capability and per-
sonal charm. In speaking of her plans
yesterday, she said, Il have never al
lowed myself to become greatly inter-
ested In. clubs because 1 have found
that what time 1 had left from the
work that I do in the various soci-
etiss of the church and for the young
people, I must give to my family. My
family. you know" she added whimsi-
cally, have some rights"
The eldest daughter of the Young
family, Miss Jessie Young, is teaching
Latin, English literature and athletics
in the high school of Gresham, Ore
She graduated from Willamette col
lege. the oldest Methodist college OF
the west, last year, and during the
past few summers she has been en-
gagged in social service work for the
city of Portland as one of the super
visors of Playground Mrs. Young's
Oldest son, Mr.. Crawford Young. fs q
junior in the Wesleyan college of Mid
dletOn, Conn.,, and the three younger
children, MES Faith Young and Ralph
and Paul. Young, are in. Topeka will
their parents. Miss Faith Young at
tends the high school. She has beer
entertained at a number of informa
parties since her arrival
Mrs. Speed Hughes and Mrs. A. G
Walker will be hoetesses at meeting.
of two of the church societies. this
week. and Mrs; Young will be a guest
Mr. and Mrs. d. HI. Forbes gave g
dinner party Monday night for theil
son, Mr.. Harry Forbes, In celebration
of his birthday anniversary. PinE
Killarney roses decorated the table
and st. Patrick's day place cards were
used. Those who sat around the table
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Forbes
ME-. and Mrs. Lee Forbes, Mr. an6
Mrs. Frank Forbes. Er. and Mrs
Howell Jones, Jr.. Miss Ellie Page, Mis-.
Mona Lindiey OF Bethany college and
Mr. and Mrs D. H: Forbes.
Miss Grace L. Bitter of Emporis
and Mr.. Warren T.. Saxon of Holtor
were married Sunday afternoon al
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Bitter of Emporia
| Mr.. Saxon is the son of Mr.. ani
Mrs. Theodore Saxon of Topeka
whose home Is in Potwin Place. H,
has a position in the Linscott Statt
bank of Holton, where he and hi,
bride will make their home. Mr.. and
wedding and are visiting relative.
here for a few days.
| Those who went from Topeka t.
attend the wedding were: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Theodore Saxon and their chill
dren. Keene and Sidney.
, .
! The junior-senior reception a
Washburn college will be given thf
year on Saturday evening. March Fl
Some of the members of the classe
will give a playlet for the entertain
ment of the guests.
A matinee party at the Orpheun
theater was made up Of the follow
ing girls: Miss Rome Rain. Mis-
Anna Weightman, Miss Thelma Hus
ton. Miss Doris Rosser, Miss Marial
Squire and Miss Dorothy Hethering
ton Mrs. A. O. Rosser and Mrs. r
Neill Rain chaperoned the party, an,
after the matinee. the girls had an in