The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-22
SOCIETY
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Professor and Mrs. w. c. Wheeler
had as their guests at luncheon
Thursday Bishop F. G. Partridge, of
Kansas City, and DR.. and Mrs. P. p.
| Womer. Bishop Partridge came TO
Topeka to address Washburn stu
dents on THE Orient" Bishop
Partridge was in China seventeen
years, and was Bishop of the Do
years. He and Professor Wheeler were
classmates in Yale university.
Miss Eva Miller will have guests
| for small Halloween dance Satur-
day night for Miss Margaret Stubs,
of Lawrence, who will be her house
guest Invitations are to members of
dancing class to which Miss Eva
| belongs.
The ball room added to the Miller
| nome last summer, is completed, and
it will, probably be the scene of
number of dancing parties during the
| season.
| Miss Mabel Watson, of Kansas City,
and DR.. Herbert Valentine, of New
York, whose engagement was an
nounced a few months ago, will be
married in Kansas City, November 6.
Miss Watson is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. 1. N. Watson. She was for
merly a student in Washburn college.
DR. Valentine is a grandson of Mrs.
D. A Valentine and a nephew of Mrs.
A A. GODDARD. He attended wash
left New York for the west, and will
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Valentine, of Overlook, and his
grandmother. Mrs. N E. Griffith, of
Overlook. unit; the time of his
wedding.
About a hundred women attended
buffet-luncheon given Thursday at
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Woodward and Mrs. Thomas Frost.
The club house was decorated in the
autumn flowers and fruits. In the
reception room were vines ana geranl-
room the flowers used were yellow
chrysanthemums.
The hostesses were assisted by: Mrs
John E. Frost. Mrs. Byron Davis.
Ion. Mrs. Dorr Norton, Mrs. Alfred
Frost, Mrs. Russell Frost, Mrs. r. T.
Herrlck, Mrs. G. G. Colburn, Mrs.
Frank Scott Davis, Mrs H A. Auer-
MohIer, Mrs. George NJ. Crawford,
Mrs. Dana Davis, Mrs. Frank Griggs,
Mrs Don MulvaEe, Mrs. Eugene
Quinton. Mrs Albert 7. Reid; Mrs.
T. F. Doran, Mrs. Guilford Dudley.
Guests from out-of-town included;
Mrs. Patrick Murray and Mrs. Frank |
Holder, of Lawrence, Mrs. B. T.
Lewis and Mrs. Charles Morse, of |
Chicago, Mrs. Ida Denton of Wichita, |
Mrs. Charles Weller of San Francisco, |
Mrs. William Pomeroy of Tulsa, |
Okla, Mrs. E. M. Perry of Muskegon,
Mich.
The Shawnee County Political Sci
ence club will have it's regular meeting
next Friday afternoon. Mrs. j. W.
Thurston will conduct the lesson in
parliamentary law. Maj. A. M. Har-
vey will tell of the campaign for
equal suffrage in the east. He has
lately returned from New York, Penn
sylvania and New Jersey, where he |
SPOKE in favor of the amendment.
Judge Hugh Mcfarland will tell the
legal proceedings necessary for a Wild
ow to settle her husbands estate.
The club is making an effort to
raise money to assist the campaign
states and will serve luncheon Thurs
day and Friday of the week of the
teachers convention E. 9. II i. Topeka.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Senator and Mrs. Charles Curtis and
Miss Leona Curtis will go to Washing
ton, D. c., in the middle of November
to make their home.
Mrs w. G. Robinson of Clay Center
who has been visiting Mrs S1las Por-
ter, went to Lawrence today to be the
guest of friends before she returns
Mrs. w. A. siddall of Cleveland.
Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. E.
Esterly.
sas City Thursday to remain until after
The wedding of her cousin, Miss Louise
Spencer and Mr.. Hornburckle, which
will take place Saturday. Miss Bone
brake will be an attendant at the mar
Miss Leona Curtis has returned
rom Fort Riley, where she visited
friends ,
Last evening witnessed the organiza-
ion of thirteen enthusiastic young
women into the Domestic Circle club
It the Young Women's Christian AsSo- :
,iation. The club will meet every sec
md Thursday evening in the Associa-
ion parlorS for social good time .
The officers elected were: Miss GRACE
Chitwood, PRESIDENT; Miss Esteila
saacson vice president and Miss
Myrtle Coulter, secretary. The presl-
lent appointed a constitution commit
ee to report at the next meeting. The
harter membership OF the cup VIII
,e open until after the constitution is 6
.doptcd November 4 and any girl who l
wishes to get acquainted with other t
iris is invited to that meeting. The S
vening was spent in playing games s
rusic and conversation: Those pres l
mt were the Misses Blanche Caulk,
aura NJ. johnson, Lydia Fleming, a
ioldie Meek, Ruth Erickson, Mary /
hanson, Clare Armstrong, Myrtle Il
saacson, Grace Chitwood, Emma a
Icodgren and Esther Hanson. 2
Mrs. A. B. Quinton is in st. Louis
No., NlSltlHS a. liS AioAHO ~ - t
Irs. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs Quinton :
listed their son, Lieut.. Alfred Quin-
on. of Boston, Mass, and their daugh- y
err. Mrs. Harley Reisman, of Chicago.
Mrs. Anna J. Wilson will go to Cali
ornia to spend the winter. She will
,e with her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Wilson, who has a library position in
.os Angeles, and she will also visit
lister whose home is in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Frank D. Foster, of Kansas
,ity. Mo- has returned home after a
isit to Mrs. Festus Foster.
Misc Mar1aret StubbS of Lawrence.