The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-25

Among the social affairs of the
young people for the musicians who
are visiting in Topeka. members of the
Ohio University quartet, was a dinner
party given by Mr.. Paul Mowers and
Miss Polly Mowers, at their home in
Potwin Place. Covers were laid for:
Mr.. r. b Hindman, Mr. Fl: NJ Pick
ering Mr.. Z. w. Austin, Mr.. r. f.
Monson, the guests of honor. Miss
Mildred Fuller. Miss Lucille Fuller,
Miss Alice Hughes. Miss Mowers, Mr..
Phillip Mowers, Mr. and Mrs j. w.
Mowers, and Mr.. Paul Mowers
Mrs. Allen Sells of Topeka, who
was a Columbus. Ohio, girl, was a
schoolmate of Mr.. Pickering, of the
quartet. and at the time the men of
the quartet stopped in Topeka on their
way west, they met Mr.. and Mrs Sells.
who introduced them to the young
people of their set. n number OF
parties were given for them when
they were in Topeka on their way to
the coast, and they are being enter
tanned at good many affairs during
their present stay in Topeka, on their
return east.
The following Topeka people motor
ed to Leavenworth in a party: Mr..
and Mrs. r. s. Ouinron. Mr. and Mrs
Albert T. Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben f.
Akers. Miss Kate Clough, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Barnes. and their house guest,
Mrs. Browne Loverin, of Chicago, and
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Miss Reita Updegraff has asked a
few friends to play bridge Thursday
at her home, with Mrs. Edwin Davis
of Leavenworth. who is the house
guest of her brother. Mr.. j. A Camp
bell, Jr., and who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Camp
bell, ST.
The members of the Impromptu
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nual picnic party this afternoon in
Central park.
Mrs. ]. NJ Connen and Mrs. Silas
Porter were hostesses at a luncheon
at the Country club today, compi-
mentary to Mrs. James Hurley, of
Washington. D. c. The table was
decorated with bouquets of saliva, and
fifteen guests were :. invited !.
Mrs George Staebler and Mrs
Monte KistIer entertained about four
teen guests this afternoon at line
party to one of the local theaters, in
compliment to Mrs Joseph White and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur White. Mr. and
Mrs. White have rather recently come
TO Topeka to live, and are making
their home at 1927 Clay street. Mr..
White has the position left vacant by
Mr.. c. w. Hanchette. former manager
of the Woolworth store.
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Mrs. w. B. Flagler has returned
from Ashland. Kan, wnere she visited
Judge and Mrs. francis c. Price.
Judge Price is state senator, and has
been coming to Topeka for many
years to sit in the legislature. Mrs.
Price accompanies him at each ses-
sion. and she has made many friends
in Topeka. She was a prominent fig
ure in the social life of the town dur
ing the affairs of the session last
winter.
Miss Frances Price, who is a stud
ent in the College or the Sisters of
Bethany, expects to return to Topeka
in the fall to continue her college
course. Miss Carrie Ray Price, the
other daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Price. is a student in Oberlin. and
will resume her WORK in that institu-
ton in the autumn.
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Among the Topeka people who eX-
pect to go to Seattle in September to
attend the convention of the American
Bankers association are: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs.