The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-07

next meeting of the club are Miss
opal Lesson and Miss Dorothy Smith.
Other members are Miss Goldie Hig-
| Irene Oakley and Miss Florence Draut
The Wathena chautauqua is arrang-
ing for girls speaking contest dur
ing August and have asked for repre-
sentatives from Miss Lanham's school
of expression. She has chosen Miss
Ruby Lang and Miss Pauline Stanley.
who are seniors in the high school, to
enter the contest.
| Mrs. T. H. Bridges was hostess at a
morning bridge party today at her
home, 500 West street. A new sum-
mer house has just been completed at
the Bridges home, and the tables were
placed there for the game. Those who
| played yere: Mrs. F. L. Park, Mrs. P.
A. McNamee, Mrs. E. E. Marshall, Mrs.
Ralph Moore, Mrs. F. L. Benjamin,
Mrs. H. Ward Page, Mrs. J. M. Hill,
Mrs. F. G. Berridge, Mrs. c. H. Bun
GER Mrs. Bailey and Mrs Harris
Mrs. Charles Mitchell will be hos
tess at a meeting of her Auction club
Thursday, at her home in Fillmore
| street.
Miss Day Monroe entertained her
bridge club this afternoon. Mrs. A. J.
Carruth. jr., substituted for an absent
member of the club
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A musical program will be given
next Monday night by pupils of Miss
Jennie Biinn At the auditorium
The girls asked to assist at the
party given Thursday, by the Good
Government club, introducing DR..
Lydia De Vilbiss, are: Miss Ruth
Raster, Miss Violet Crumbine, Miss
L hnyir TnEN y-Yo HiGS, h
Monroe, Miss Leah Mcintyre, Miss
Lillian Moser, Miss Thelma Huston,
Miss Marie DeArniond, Miss Kitty
Tandy, Miss Frances Jones. Miss Lii
| liam Martin, Miss Faith Young, Miss
| Ruth Foster Miss Marie Organ.
Some musical numbers will be given
from time to time during the after
noon. The program. in charge of
Miss Maud Mary Kline, is as follows:
Piano duet, II Trovatore. Verdi
Miss Kline and Miss Florence Craven.
Violin solo, Minuetto. Mozart
L'Escarpoette Barnes
Miss May Clark.
Vocal solo, Mammals Startling. "a
/ Lullaby. Douglass Gresham Miller
/ Miss Lulu McCabe. :
\ Accompaniment will be played by
Miss Elizabeth Anderson and Miss
/ Kline.
/ All women of the city who are in
| terested in meeting DR.. De Vilbiss and
in knowing of her plans for work in
the newly established bureau of child
| hygiene, are invited to attend the re-
! ception Thursday afternoon at the
| Governors House in Buchanan and
Eighth streets.
Mrs A. B. c. butcher will give a
breakfast party Thursday morning.
Her guests will be Mrs Patrick Walsh,
Agnes Walsh and Miss Frances Walsh.
Miss Agnes Walsh gave a dinner
party for Mr.. and Mrs. butcher, who
will leave soon to make their home in
| Ashfork. Ariz. Tuesday night din
ner was given at Mills Tea room by
some of the Santa Fe men for Mr..
/ butcher.
The N. U. NJ. s., of the June, 1914,
| class of the high school, had a picnic
supper at Central Park Tuesday night
They elected officers as follows: Miss
| Icelle Wright, president; Miss Kath-
leen Rogan, vice-president, and Miss
Ruby Hoatson, secretary The mem
Welty, Miss Ruby Hoatson. Miss
Frances Morrow, Miss Adelaide Seeds,
Miss Helen Reinbach, Miss Kathleen
Rogan. Miss Violet Schlegel, Miss Jes-
sic Section, Miss Icelle Wright, Miss
Grace Scrinopski, Miss Marcia Stat
ford, Miss Lola Morrison, Miss Matilda
Wulke, Miss Lillian Moser, Miss Gail
Mueller, Miss Hazel Olson, Miss Mary
Peters, Miss Beulah Pulley, Miss
Estelle Richards, Miss Sarah Lari-
mer. Miss Ruby Leyburn, Miss Isabel
Wilson, Miss Mary Lyons Miss Mary
Ward, Miss Esther Sumey, Miss Jessie
McLelland, Miss Alice McLelland, Miss
Sue McLelland, Miss Ona White Miss
Ethel McClements, Miss Mabel Nc
knight, Miss Myrtle Boatsnan, Miss
Mildred Bowman, Miss Adele Holt
wick, Miss Alice Brady, Miss Hazel
Hypes, Miss Bertha Carls. Miss Fay
Inskeep, Miss Everine Carls, Miss Ma
bel Jones. Miss Hazel Bruce, Miss
Mary Kanode, Miss Ruth Rooster,
Miss Ruby Laing, Miss Majel Lang
hart, Miss Gladys Hammond, Miss
Elizabeth Hart. Miss Nellie Chance,