The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-11

GRAFTON OF women WITH meet with the
chairman. Mrs- w. A NcCarter, 1854
College avenue. Thursday afternoon.
The meeting will be held at o'clock
instead OF $3.50 as usual. The subject
for the afternoon VIII be whittier
All members OF the educational de-
partment are invited to attend.
A yearly social affair which follows
closely the meeting of the Woman's
Kansas Day club, is an at home given
by Mrs. DeWitte G. Nells., The party
will be given this year, as usual. and
VIII be held Saturday afternoon. jan
uary 80. Receiving. with Mrs. Neilis
will be her daughter, Mrs. Albert Charles
Phillips of Seattle. Wash. i The guests
OF honor will be the governors wife.
Mrs. Arthur Cappers the wives of for
mer governors who will be in Topeka
at that time. the wives of the supreme
court Justices. and the wives Of the leg
islators.
The custom of receiving informally
on the fifteenth and thirtieth of each
month is one that Mrs. Nellis has OBJ
served for many seasons when she was
in the city. The affairs at which she
has been hostess when the legislature
was in session were of special impor.
lance. for they brought together people
from over the state who are leaders In
womens affairs in Kansas.
A number Of Topeka women expect
to entertain out-of-town women who
will be in Topeka for the WomAnss
Kansas Day club meeting. The hotels
ana ooarding houses VIA be crowded
at tndt sLlme. IOE: the men OF the Ram
sas Day club wifi Kin ~ city, as well
as the legislators
IE previous years the women in
charge OF the luncheon for the Won
ans Kansas Lay clup. have asked the
different clubs. both local and out-of-
town To take tables which u,o11Id he re-
served for them. the present oMcers
such arrangeHsNnt. fQE # seems to them
that it defea to one on the main purposes
OF the club-that is. the purpose Of pro-
noting the acquaintance and spirit OF
friendship among Kansas women.
When the women Of .xhe .fownf1 set
aside tables SO that those, who already
know each other may be together.
there is no chance OF widening their ac-
1uaintance. and 1t leaves put the wom-
an who comes alone from her town. It
looks as though the family reserved
seats for itself and allowed the guests
to fare as best they may Tickets.
therefore. will be eold@ individually In
the hope that the entertainers and the
entertained may mingle and feel bet
ter acquainted when the day Is over
The organization OF the Musical Art
Society will be completed tonight at a
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church at 7:3O O'Clock. Onicers Will be
enor an ; new music
that has been obtained for their use
The society gave a concert Derore
Christmas, The Messiah which was
one of the successful musical events OF
this season. They . nope TO give IRE
anized. and the plan now is to give
a musical festival IN the spring. In
tvx-xYi oI, Gil nurf. ri
will assist.
nut street. Kansas City. Mo-. have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Fern Adele, to Mr.. Philip
ard OF Allenhurst me wedding Will
take pace carry mex summer;
me Noio FANNY Iormerly hNeo IN
lopeka' ana MISS H~ou was ssuuen :
the amoa AiEpa !1ftllga. Hne ar,e--
M'Iu at.sliueu Nts .ol -,
ms vi W., "Av ~, - ny ~,
IN valencia. me FANNY moved 70
Kansas lily within '"e past Seai
wv. .,,a,. a.. To
neka high school and is wei, known
| =; - .e,,x.o,. .,,o;a1 SGT Her r,o+har
morea from her home in Toneka to the
pr,toh.rs co,,n+r,, n1aco south ~ town
has haa, ,ct;va in social cl,,h and
NH. nthronis. c;rc1es in Toneka
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| Mrs John Green will give a morn
ing bridge and luncheon Tuesday for
the members of the Ideal club. Follow
ing the luncheon at o. clock, there will
be an afternoon at thimbles.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Gilmore of 1879
Mulvane street have announced the
marriage. of their daughter Florence to
Mr.. Frederick Trowbridge of Kansas
City.
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