The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-13


Piano solo, Two Larks" .Leschetizky
Miss Virginia Ta1liaferro.
/ Vocal solo. Dew Drops" Liza Lehman
Miss Margaret Gilmore.
Piano, Intermezzo in A Mcdowell
Miss Ethel Grant
Vocal (selected)-f
Miss Helen Hogeboom.
Piano, Prelude
Miss Beatrice Clifton.
Vocal, Elm Schwan Ich Liebe Dich
Miss Grace Rickenbacher.
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The executive board of the Kansas
Good Citizenship league had a meet
ing in Topeka Friday, at the Y. w. c.
A AT that session the board set the
date for the annual meeting of the
league as December and 10, and the
convention will be held in Topeka.
The Shawnee County Political
Science club, which is the local auxil-
larry of the league, will have an execu-
tive board meeting Tuesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock at the National hotel
assembly room. to complete arrange
mentS for the program.
The program for the convention
gives promise, so far as it has been
outlined, of being one of considerable
interest There will be speakers from
out of the state, as well as. some of the
best known lecturers in Kansas.
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OF all the attractive features of the
ed yesterday for the largest party of
the year, the one that struck the fancy
of this department most was little
group of pictures in the guest room.
The pictures were from the old
Godey's magazine, the great fashion
magazine of the past generation.
There are not great many of these
old Journals extant, and twenty years
ago, they say, women, when they
cleared out their attics, gave the pa
pers to their little girls to cut up for
paper dolls. But lately they have
came into vogue again, and pictures
from them are carefully preserved.
They are exceedingly quaint, some of
them delicately colOred, and they show
forth in pictorial wonders the elegance
of the ultra fashionables of the fifties
and sixties Mrs. Capper has three of
these charming old prints in her room.
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The Varsity club gave a dancing
party Friday night at KeIlam hall
Kingsley, Miss Ruth Larimer, Miss
Carol ThraI, Miss Charlotte West,
Miss Isabel Stewart, Miss Marjorie
Lyle, Miss Esther Jensen, Miss Pauline
McVey, Miss Caroline Bradford, Miss
Dorothy Sproat, Miss Loretta Powell
Miss Helen Welty, Miss Catherine Har-
riSon, Miss Gladys Neil, Miss Dorothy
Nichols, Miss Cynthia Monre, Miss
Margaret Suydam, Miss Marian Walt
Miss Helen Farrell, Miss Theodore
Smith, Miss Mary Paxton, Miss Sierra
Beggs, Miss Lucille Bomgardner, Miss
Katherine Dolan, Miss Katherine
Helen Neese, Miss Mary Collins, Miss
Dorothy Harrington, Miss Maude Nc
Vey, Miss Helen Hunter, Miss Erma
Erickson, Miss Erma Larrick, Miss
Antoinette West, Mr.. Ralph Myers, Mr.
Glenn Logan, Mr.. Alfred Cole, Mr..
Donald West, Mr.. Walter Kutrow Mr.
John Parkinson, Mr.. Fred Worley, Mr..
Edwin Tucker, Mr.. John March, Mr..
Russell Switzer, Mr.. Kenneth Alexan-
der Mr.. Chester Wahle, Mr.. Wayne
Cook, Mr.. Ted Lagerstrom, Mr.. Seaton
Hamill, Mr.. Richard Barton, Mr..
Al -Apitz Mr.. Howard Cox, Mr.. w. w.
FrizelI, Mr.. Weldell Switzer, Mr. Glen
Hussey, Mr.. Raymond French, Mr..
Victor Blakely, Mr.. Hugh Nichols, Mr..
John Elliott, Mr.. Arch FARRELL, Mr..
Willis Carney, Mr.. Louis Smith, Mr..
Don Heath, Mr.. Lyman Vawter. Mr..
Clifford Joss, Mr.. Harry Beard, Mr..
Amos Small, Mr. X. Kaufman, Mr..
Wilbur Lane, Mr.. Arthur Parks, Mr..
Ed OTTO Mr. w: A: Hum phries
The Topeka Avenue club met with
Mrs Luther COppock Friday, and
those who We're guests of the club
were: Mrs. A. w. Bronson, Mrs H.
b. Hogeboom, Mrs. Frank Lagerstrom ,
and Mrs Charles Wore.
The Young Matrons' Bridge club
will meet Friday with Mrs. Warrick
Updegraff.
The Crochet club will meet Tuesday
with Mrs. George Sharitt.
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The Topeka Musical Art society will
have its usual practice evening Mon
day night at the First Baptist church
The mothers of some of the high
school girls viii give a dancing party
Friday night, December 8, at Kellam
hall, for their daughters. The women
who Will be hostesses are: Mrs. AL
E McVey, Mrs. c. NJ. Hill. Mrs. A. o.
Rosser, Mrs. X. L. Whitfield, Mrs. Matt
Weightman, Mrs. s. 6. Stewart Mrs
Frank Thompson, Mrs. G. c. Pritch-
ard, Mrs. Fred Robertson, Mrs. E. S.
Quinton, Mrs. George Neil, Mrs. E. J.
Shakeshaft and Mrs. ]. A. Burnett.
Miss Annabel Garvey gave a lunch
con at the Country club Friday for the
Lawrence high school teachers who
attended the convention in Topeka.
The decorations We're in red and black, |
the high school colors. A bowl of
Dr. s. S Estey pronounced the invoca-
ton; Miss Effie Graham welcomed the !
guests; Miss Nanon Herren gave a
reading. and Miss Effie Page sang.
The honor guests were: Professor |
and Mrs F. H. Olney, Mr.. and Mrs. H. !
c. Riggs. Mr.. and Mrs. John Emmett, |
Miss Grace Poff. Miss Edith Mattoon, |
Mrs. A. c. Smith, Miss Wilma Srnitte !
Miss Brook Miss Carrie Dalbee, Miss |
Herold West, Miss Eloise Austin, Miss !
Kate Riggs. Miss Mildred Newman, !
Mr.. Earl Ferguson. MT McCallum Mr. /
Vaughn. Mr.. H c. Clark. Miss Lena
Miller, Others at the table were: Mr. /
and Mrs. H. o. Carney, Mrs Charles |
F. Spencer Miss Graham, Miss Lola
Graham, Miss Page, Miss Lulu Nc |
Cabe, Doctor and Mrs. Estey, Miss