The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-13

The Thursday Afternoon club
which has been reorganized Tor the
with Mrs. b. A. Holland. 912 Wes'
street. The members of the club are;
Mrs Holland, Mrs. Lottie Wiliiams
Mrs Ray Walker, Mrs. A. Matthews
Miss Iona Buchanan, Miss Lydia Hol-
land, and Miss Wilma BurgundthaL
The Chalitso club will hold its first
meeting of the new season Thursday
Mrs. o. K. Hill, Twenty-eighth and
Illinois streets, Highland Park.
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A meeting of the Art department
of the Topeka Federation of Women
will be held Thursday afternoon, of
this week, at three o'clock, in the
studio at Washburn college. Mrs.
Katherine w. Hand, chairman of the
department, will be the leader. The
subject for the afternoon is Art in
the Home"
Thursday of this week is meeting
day for the department of music, and
the hour of the meeting is 10 o'clock
in the morning, at the home of Mrs.
Frank P. Whitmore. Indian music
will be discussed by Mrs. A. B. Jeffrey.
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The marriage of Miss Halle Young,
of Hutchinson, and Mr.. Paul Hull
Hyde, of Wichita, will take place to-
night at eight o'clock at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Katherine
Young. The bride will be attended
by Bette Ruth Hyde. the bride
groom's niece, as flower girl, and by
Robert Jones, the brides nephew, as
page. The matron of honor will be
Mrs. Walter Underwood. of Chicago,
and the ribbons will be held by the
brides sister, Mrs J. Burnside, of
Escondido, Cal, and Miss Ruth Bow
ling, of Kansas City. Mr.. Hyde will
be attended by Mr.. Ward Magill, of
Wichita. The bride is graduate of
Vassar college, and Mr.. Hyde is a
graduate of Williams college.
The bride has friends among former
Hutchinson people in Topeka, and Mr..
Hyde, the son of a prominent business
man of Wichita, also knows q number
OF Topeka people. The Hyde family
is we'll known throughout the state.
The young couple will make their
home in Buffalo, N. Y, where Mr..
Hyde is in charge of a branch house
OF the Mentholatum factory owned
and managed by his father in Wichita
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The Elwell club met Tuesday for it's
first session of the season, with Mrs.
Harry Lyman. There was luncheon
followed by bridge. Chrysanthemums
We're used to decorate the luncheon
ia BILE. guest of the club was Mrs
Dorsey Cullen, of Roanoke, Va, who
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Della
Moreland, and her aunt, Mrs. A. A.
Hurd.
Miss Estelle Kyle, of Denver, Colo,
who is visiting at the Beta Sorority
house. will be guest of honor at a din
ner party tonight, at which Miss Alice
Hughes will be hostess Covers will
be placed for Miss Kyle, Miss Kath-
eryn Albaugh. Miss Helen Griffin, Miss
Miriam Ring, Miss Juliette Brown,
Miss Hughes, Mr.. Harwood Benton.
Mr.. Willard Troxell, Mr.. Herman
Ewers. Mr.. Fred Beerbohm, Mr. Joe
Haynes and Mr.. Frank Ripley.
Mrs. Clarence Skinner gave a lunch
con Tuesday at Mills tea room for the
members of the Vignette club. After
the luncheon the guests went to Mrs.
SINNERS home, where the program
informal address on THE Origin of
the Drama" by Mrs. Charles F. Spen-
GER, and music by Miss Effie Page.
Those who attended the luncheon
and the meeting We're: Mrs. J. w. F..
hughes, Mrs. fl. o. Garvey. Mrs
brake. Mrs. ]. T. CLANCY, Mrs Elon
s. Clark, Mrs. J. G. Emahi Mrs.
William Macferran, Miss Lulu Elliott,
Mrs Albrecht Marhurg, Mrs. H E.
Ray, Mrs. H. A. Spielman and Miss
Effie Page.
The Current Literature clubsgave its
Wentteth birthday anniversary party
tuesday. at the home of Mrs. r. A.
tutledge, In Topeka avenue. Honor |
quests were former members of the |
;IuD. The organization was original |
y composed of a few Potwin women. |
'ut the membership has grown. and |
is members live in different parts of |
he city. The clubs study is of cur
ert ma Magazines
ThA
'arty in autumn flowers and leaves |
ma berries, and after the reception
ONE of the old club songs were sung. |
The officers are: Mrs. Otis Hun |
ate. president; Mrs. H. A. Heath, vice
resident; Mrs. W. E. Bulls, secre-
ecretary; Miss Sadie Ebey, treasurer
Guests for the afternoon were: Mrs.
:, w Mowers. Mrs. o. E. Walker, Mrs.
" s. Eberle, Mrs. Eugene Stotts, Mrs.
;. F. Bolmar, Mrs. L. L. Kiene. Mrs.
:. e. Bowman, Mrs. H. H. Washburn.
1rs. 8. H Thurston, Mrs Roy Bone,
1rs. James Troutman, Mrs. A Bun
-er, Mrs. c. Deming. Mrs R. L. Mes
aum, Mrs. Albert Knox, Mrs. John
Witzer and Mrs. C.. P. Mcclellan.
The club memt ers hip Includes:
IRIS A. s. Amber. Mrs. F. o. Boyd
IRIS. ]. w. Brter. Mrs. w. Burlinga me,
Hiss Ebey, Mrs. Festus Foster, Mrs
l. A. Heath, Mrs. Otis Hungate, Mrs.
|. w. Jones, Mrs. r. s. Magee, Mrs.
E. Manley, Mrs. j. L. Moneypenny,
lrs c. A Mussleman, Mrs s. C. Petit,
1rs. E. w. Rankin. Miss Mabel
titchie. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Rowles. Mrs. r.
= Rutledge, Mrs. H. G. Short and Mrs
F. West.
Mrs Hugh Fisher has invited some
h1ldren to be guests of her little son,
'dward, Thursday afternoon.
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The Taxa Art Embroidery club will
ave its first meeting of the season
riday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
:. M. Goodman, 921 Garfield avenue.
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The Good Government club has a