The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-12

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Mrs. Lee Monroe and Mrs. ]. D.
Mcfarland entertained informally this
afternoon for Mrs. A. H. Horton, who
will leave in a few days for kansas
City to visit her daughter, Mrs Ear
Mcdowell. The party was given al
Mrs. Monroe's home, and the guests
were a few of Mrs. Horizons intimate
friends, whom she has known good
many years.
The Visiting Nurses association of
Kansas City gave charity pan, at
which Governor and Mrs. Arthur Cap
per, of Topeka, were guests or honor'
at the Union club rooms. Little Azalea
Franklin opened the ball with a solo
dance, The Butterfly" During the
intermission male quartet sang
southern melodies and in compliment
to the guests of honor, who led the
grand march, they sang Il Want to
Be in Kansas When the Sunflowers
Bloom" About 200 guests were in
attendance.
# Previous to the ball Governor and
Mrs. Capper were entertained at a
/ dinner at the Grund hotel by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Sharp and Mrs. Lillian
Welsh.
The Monday Whist club met today
/ with Mrs. w. A. Morton. Those VINO
played for absent members were: Mrs
| F.. A. Herbst, Mrs. Harry Seery and
| Mrs. Belcher.
Mrs. Frank Southwick will enter
tain her sewing club Wednesday after
| noon.
The Topeka chapter of the D. A. r.
| had a meeting Saturday at the nome
/ of Mrs. Pope Allen. Mrs. Peppmeyer
gave a review of the social activities
| En- dplo0afaS at the con-
vention in Fort Scott. Mrs. A. H. Hor-
ton read report of the memorial and
| business sessions at the convention
| Mrs c. D. Wellman sang Garden of
Memory" "A World That was once
| a Garden" and Rose Dream Miss
Wood read a mono1ogue, The Wo-
man in the Shoe Shop" and The Boy
Who Lives Next Door" Miss Turner
sang as a solo 1.-The Garden of My
| Heart.
Mrs Effie Hiatt Van Tuyl, who is
Kansas hostess at the Panama, Pacl1ic
exposition in San Francisco, has at
! tended some of the important social
| functions of the coast during the past
week She was guest at dlnner
given by the New York state commits
sioners for her to meet Hon. and Mrs.
Seth Low of New York, in the gold
and white ball room of the New YORK
building, which is the handSomest
state building at the fair. The guests
included commissioners from foreign
nations all in full dress of their vari-
Gus countries. She also attended re-
ception in honor of Vice President ana
! Mrs Marshall. All the battleshipS on
| the coast were anchored in the bay,
and Admiral Howard and his aides
and General Murray and his aides and
! officers of the marine corps added to
| the gaiety of the display.
| Mrs. Van Tuyl was also guest at a
! luncheon given by Hon and Mrs. Seth
Low at the New York building, and
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| for the Army Relief Corps, and a ball
given by Admiral Baron Urice for the
| fair directors and the foreign officials.
She was guest of honor at a dinner
given at the Cort theater, and also she
was guest of honor at a dinner given
at the Bachelors club by Lieutenant
and Mrs. Ralph Leavitt. She attend
ed a reception given by General and
/ Mrs. Murray at Fort Mason for Baron
and Baroness Urics ~
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Gault entertain
ed at dinner Saturday night for MI
Justice and Mrs. Silas Porter, DR.. and
Mrs. Willis Coston and DR.. and Mrs
L. H. Mum.
The scramble for the national presi-
dency of the d. A. r.. now that will
begin in Washington, d. c., April 10,
is of interest to the members of the
local chapter of the Organiza ton, and
especially is it of interest at this time,
since Kansas woman, who is known
to many Topeka people, Mrs. George
Thatcher Guernsey, is a candidate.
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Mrs Y. G. Hopkins will be hostess
at a meeting of the Topeka Avenue
club Friday afternoon.
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Miss May Carl of Long Island, Kan,
the daughter of Mrs S. NJ. Carl. will
be married to Mr.. Fred Bowman, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs W. w. Bowman
of Topeka, Friday afternoon, April 16,
at o'clock. at the home of the brides
mother. Miss Carl and Mr.. Bowman
were students in Emporia college and
graduated in the same class three
years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bow
man and their sons. Walter and Hor-
ace, will go to Long Island to attend
the wedding.
Mr.. Bowman is associated with his
father in business. Mr.. w. w. Bow
man is secretary of the State Bankers
association.
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Miss Mary Slaughter and Mr.. H. 6.
Green will be married Saturday, May
s. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs J. P.
Slaughter in Potwin.
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