The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-13

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C. Nellis. There were guests for seven
tables.
Senator and Mrs. Jouett ShOuse OF
Kinsley have come to Topeka to re-
main during the legislative session. At
go for a trip to Washington. D. c. They
are occupying the A b. Quinton home.
which they have taken for the rest OF
the winter. One of the rooms has been
the two little children Of the family
The elder is Elizabeth Shouse. who was
a baby when her parents spent the WIN
ter in Topeka two years ago, and the
younger ole, who Is about year oio'
is called Marian.
Mrs. Shouse made many friends in
Topeka during her former BRIEF resi-
dence here. She was one OF the mos.
popular women in official circles anu
was much in demand socially
The educational department of the
Topeka Federation Of Women Will meet
Thursday afternoon at O'CLOCK, at
the home of the chairman. mrs. Mar
saret Hill McCarter. in College ave-
nue..
The department has 80 members. and
its meetings are held on the second
and fourth Thursdays Of each month
The regular time for the meeting Is
$50 o'clock. but the hour mas oeen
cn6uSeu IOr tHe uiecsihe
3 o'clock.
Mrs Efie Van Tuy1 of Leavenworth
will come to Topeka the latter part
of January to attend the woman
Kansas Day club meeting and the
meeting of the Daughters and Found
ers, and to be present at the parties
to be given for the women who attend
the Kansas Day affair.
Mrs. Van Tuyl has been chosen by
the D. A. r. to present to Governor
Capper a flag which the state chapter
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution will give to the state OF
PENNSYLVANIA Mrs. Van Tuyl is vice
regent of the Kansas chapter of the
d A. r. and she will make the pre-
sentation speech in place OF Mrs.
Guernsey of Independence, state re-
gent who will not be able to attend
the meeting. Mrs. Van Tuyl is a well
known Kansas woman, prominent IN
club life and especially among the va
rious patriotic societies. She has been
appoint, I'd s. hostess from Kansas at
the Panama exposition in California
The flag will be presented to Governor
Capper on Kansas Day at the Wo-
mans Kansas Day club meeting, and
the governor will present the nag to
the state of Pennsylvania on Lin
coins birthday, in memory OF the
speech made by Lincoln in Philadel-
phia in favor of the admission OF
Kansas to the Union.
The evening of January % Mrs. Ar
thur Capper will give a reception for
the members of the Woman's Kansas
Day club. The officers Of the club
will stand in line with the hostess,
and the assisting women will be the
speakers for the day. the wives of
former governors and the wives of the
justices Of the supreme court now
nd ho wi nf III
preme court justices. Those in the re-
cSfving line WIN De! Mrs Capper,
Mrs. w. A. Johnston, president; Mrs.
Eagene Ware of Kansas City. WIGS
president: Mrs. Gladys Evarts Hill of
Salina. recording secretary: Mrs. A.
Marburg. Topeka, corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs F. W. Watson, Topeka,
treasurer: Mrs. Lavina Brown Smyser
of Sterling, auditor: Mrs. Mary Vance
Humphrey II junction City, histor-
ian; and the following district presi-
dents: Mrs Van Tuyl Of Leaven-
worth. Mrs Isabelle Rambaugh Of
Fort Scott, Mrs. Cordrey Of Parsons,
Mrs. Anna De Waugh Dean Of Marion.
Mrs. Minnie Walker Wilcox of Abb
lene. Mrs. Blair of Wakeeney. Mrs. W.
Y. Morgan of Hutchinson, and Mrs.
Amelia Peters OF Newton.
The assisting women will be: Mrs.
John J. ingalls, of Atchison, Mrs. J.
K. Hudson of Kansas City. Mrs. Frank
Strong of Lawrence, Mrs. Cora Well
house Billiard OF Tonganoxie, Mrs. W.
d. Atkinson of Parsons, Miss Esther
Clark of Lawrence. and the wives of
former governors as follows: Mrs. s.
J. Crawford Of Topeka, Mrs. E. w.
Hoch of Marion. Mrs W. ]. Bailey Of
Atchison. Mrs L. L. Humphrey of
Independence. Mrs. John P. ST. John
of Olathe. Mrs. George W. Click of
Atchison. Mrs. w. E. Stanley of Wich-
tia. Mr.. John W. Martin of Atchi-
So. Mrs. W. r. Stubs of Lawrence,
Mrs. George H. Hodges of Olathe. and
the wives of the justices and former
justices as follows: Mrs. Rousseau A
Burch. 1drs. Henry r. Mason, Mrs.
Silas Porter, Mrs. j. S. West Mrs
John Dawson, Mrs. John Marshall,
Mrs c. B. Graves. Mrs. Clark Smith,
Mrs A. W. Benson. Mrs. William Red
wood Smith. Mrs. A. H. Ellis, Mrs.
Adrian Greene. Mrs. A. H. Horton.
Mrs: d. NJ. Valentine. Mrs s. H. AL
len. Mrs. Frank Doster and Mrs. Da-
vid Martin.
Mrs c. f. Neil gave an informal
musical afternoon today for her guest,
Mrs. G. Lyle McLane. Of Hutchinson.
Mrs. McI.ane sang some dramatic So
prano solos, and she was assisted in
giving the program by Miss Gladys
Dougherty. who played some piano
numbers. Miss Bernice Turner, violin
ist. and by Mrs. E. H. Anderson. who
played accomplishments. About thirty
nve guests attended the party.
The annual meeting Of the Y. w. C.
A. will be held Friday evening. A BAN
quet win be served to the members
only at $50 O'Clock. The serving will
be done by the Marguerites. a society