The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-22

social conditions which form the back
ground for the events considered In
the course of study outlined by this
school for high school students
Mrs. George Whftcombs win begin
a course OF study of The next weeks
International Sunday school lessons
for teachers.
The following girls of the high
school had line party at the Nov
city Saturday afternoon: Miss Lois
Allison, Miss Claudia Capps, Miss
Ruth Caulson. Miss Lillian Cohen,
Miss Grace Dana, Miss Sarah Dwyer.
Jones, Miss Helen Lewis. Miss Naomi
Martindale. Miss Ruth Marsh. Miss
Helen McCahan, Miss Evelyn Para
ham, Miss Gladys Scott. Miss Grace
Scrinopskie and Miss Ruth Ward.
A meeting OF the Choral society
will be held tonight at 1880 o'clock
at the First Congregational church.
The society il rehearsing for music
cal entertainment they expect to give
some time during the spring
Senator and Mrs. Walter E. VIII
son entertained at dinner at the To-
peka club for the following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Copeland. Mr.. and
Mrs William Macferran,Mr. and Mrs.
| Richard Thomas. and Senator and
Mrs. Ben Wilson.
! Mr.. and Mrs Clement Smith will
entertain their bridge club Wednes-
= . .
Mrs. Harrison Morgan was hostess
at a meeting of the Art club today.
| German Art. was the subject for the
afternoon.
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| Initiation services were held Satur-
day night at the Kappa Alpha Theta
house for the pledges who are: Miss
Rooster. Miss Majel Langhart. Miss
Marie vancil. Miss Ruth Smith of
Great Bend. Miss Roxy Vancial and
Miss Gertrude Gray
Mrs. Richard Thomas entertained
at thimbles Saturday afternoon for
Mrs. Walter E. Wilson of Washing
ton, Kansas, who is in Topeka with
Senator Wilson during the session OF
the legislature:
The most indolent woman on earth
has been discovered. A man In the
west end of town says that his wife
is TOO lazy to wind up the strike side
of the clock.
The Harmony club will give a mas
querade at Kellam hall Friday even
ing. February g.
The women of the second division
of the Central Congregational church
will have a party Tuesday night. al
which the husbands Of the members
will be guests, at the home of Mrs
} r. E. Mayhem, 1872 College avenue.
; The hostesses Will be Mrs. Mayhem,
} Mrs George w. Crawford and Mrs
]. J.. Fuller Daring the evening the
women will tell their experiences In
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Notes and Personal MeutiOn.
Miss Maurine Stevenson of Salina
who visited Bernice Emahizer last
, week, has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lininger have
returned to Kansas City, after a visit
to Mrs. Lininger's parents. NJ. and
: Mrs. ]. B. Larimer.
: Mr.. w. T. Crosby. Mr.. HI. Carpen-
/ ter and Mr.. F. L. Lindemuth, adver-
Using manager of the Crosby Bros.
5 store, returned yesterday from New
York and the eastern markets.
Mr.. w. o. Synnamon and her son
Charles, of Kansas City, spent Satur.
day and Sunday in Topeka with Mr.
Synnamon. Mr.. Synnamon is in bust
ness in Topeka and his wife AMI sor
will come in the spring to make theil
home here.
Dorothy Thorn gave a line party al
the LIS IOr tne IOHOW1nS girls: Clau-
dia Morgan, Ruth AulthOff, katherine
, Cushing and Hazel Minehan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wheeler Smith OF
BelOit are the parents of a son. borr
February 9, to whom they have giver
/ the name Robert Moody. Mrs. Smith
. was formerly Miss Eva Dutton of To
peka.
Miss Nellie Phillips, formerly of tn,
l firm of Brickley Phillips, at the War
= rem NJ. Crosby store, is now associated
= with The Topeka Millinery Co. Sh,
will be glad to see all her friends ant
former patrons at The Topeka Mill
:. merry Co, 1927 Kansas ave.-Adv
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Elmore an(
daughter. Elma Rogers Gilmore, hay.