The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-13

man Of the house. ex-lodge member.
who was driven to housekeeping when
his wife Joined the club. Miss Ethel
Aldrfch responded to a toast on His
tory"
Mrs. H. o. Garvey. who is In the
east. sent her greeting. with the mes
sage that the first Lincoln day she had
been absent from the SOrosis party
the place where Lincoln died. The
red rose is the club flower.
The guests and members of the club
who sat around the tables were: Gov
ernor and Mrs. Arthur Capper. Lieu
tenant Governor and Mrs. w. Y. Nor
gan, Mr.. Justice and Mrs Rousseau
A. Burch. Mr.. H. O. Garvey. Miss
Annabel Carney, Prof. and Mrs. H. b.
Wilson. Mrs. Albrecht Marburg, Mrs.
Hubert Yerkes of New York City. Mr..
w. w. Mills, Mrs. Benjamin F. Young,
Mayor and Mrs. r. L. Cofran, Mrs.
Lamb of Harrington. Mrs. Eberhard.
Mr.. D. A. Valentine. Mrs. Sadie Lewis
OF Hutchinson. Mrs. L. b. South of
burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Stout,
MT. E. F. Stanley, Miss Katherine
Stanley. Miss Bertha Hampstead. DIR.
and Mrs. III. L. Aldrich of Caney. KAN,
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. McVey. the Rev.
Mr. Roy Guild and Mrs. Guild, DIR. and
Mrs w. A. McCarter, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Watson. Mrs w. w. KitcheH. Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, DIR. Sarah
Greenfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Monroe,
Mrs. Lillian Mitchner. Mrs. o. L.
Moore. DIR. Dorothy NicholI, Mr.. and
ME- w. p. Atchison, MT. and Mrs. C.
J. Evans. Miss Lola Graham, Mrs.
George Huron. Mrs. Hale. Mrs. Frank
Montsomery. DR.. and Mrs. H. w.
Hoby, DR.. Elnora Whitmore.
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Those who attended the Tivoli
dance Friday evening at Kellam hall
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Johnston,
Miss Louise Humphreys Of Fort Scott,
Miss Louise Culver, Miss Altha Wat
son. Miss Marguerite Nicholas, Miss
Antoinette West. Miss Aeriel Nichols,
Miss Harriet Hill. Miss Margaret Ray,
Miss Antoinette Clark. Miss Dorothy
Nichols. Miss Jane Alexander, Miss
Helen Welty, Miss Gladys Neil, Miss
Miss Irma Larrick. Miss Charlotte
West. Miss Carol Thra1l, Miss Ruth
Raster, Miss Moran Gatchell, Miss
Dorothy Sproat. Miss Mary Van vech-
ten. Miss Ethel Chase. Miss Ella May
Waldron. Miss cynthia Monroe, Miss
Pauline Mcvey, Miss Polly Movers.
Miss Winifred Greene. Miss Winifred
Busch, Miss Ruby Flanders, Miss Hell
en- De Voy, Miss Helen Crawford, Miss
Louise Bell, Miss Jean Lindsay, Mr.
dCOI6 re C1EOSSy MI. RAY WO AI. Ed
win Olander. Mr.. Dick Fritz, Mr.. Sam
LUX. Mr.. Don Taliaferro, Mr.. Edwin
Tucker, Mr. Kenneth Lyle, Mr. Jack
Smalley, Mr.. Morris Tucker, Mr.. Rob-
ert Biene, Mr.. Harry Eagle. Mr.. Chas.
Kouns. Mr.. Robert Ward, Mr.. Fred
Beerbohm, Mr.. Kenneth Adams. Mr.
Earl TrObert, Mr.. Archie McKeever,
Mr.. Edwin Olander, Mr. Herbert Helm.
Mr.. Chester Wahle, Mr.. Alden Weight
man, Mr.. Massgrove, Mr.. John Raster.
Sproat. Mr.. Leonard Kline, Mr.. Don
Heath. Mr.. William Gear, Mr.. Edwin
Fritz, Mr.. Sam Stewart, Mr.. John Ell
hot, Mr.. Paul Mowers, Mr.. Herman
Ewers. Mr.. La Rue Royce, Mr.. Ken
meth Moneypenny, Mr.. Robert Drum,
age. Mr.. Joe Hull, Mr.. Angelus Burch,
Mr.. Seaton Hamill, Mr.. Joe Williams
and Mr.. Major Gluck.
The members of the Country club
will have their annual banquet Tues
day evening at the National hotel. A
business meeting will follow the din
ner,. and an election of officers will be
held. =
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The Topeka chapter OF the D. A. r..
will give a luncheon at Mills Tea
room February %. the affair to be a
Washington's birthday party In COM
pliment to the visiting d. A. RS who
Will De III Topeka IOT the nag raising
exercises At IL O'Clock Of that day
the flag presented to Kansas by Penn
sylvania, will be raised over the state
house. Mrs. George T. Guernsey of
Independence, state regent, and a
committee appointed by her to be
present at the ceremony, will be guests
of honor at the luncheon.
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The Monday Whist club will meet
with Mrs. ]. G. Gafford Monday after
noon of next week
Stone. Miss Mary Balch and Miss lsa-
belle March, seniors in Washburn
college, entertained at thimbles Friday
afternoon at the Beta house for the
girls of the senior class. Thirty-eight
guests attended. Mrs. J. E. Kirkpat-
rick the class adviser, was one of the
guests
The music at Grace cathedral on
Sunday will be as follows:
At IL a. m.-
chorus, "A Song of the Night" 80.
Duet. "ouis Est Homo. :. Rossini
Miss Kouns and Mrs. Shoemaker.
Evening at 1870
chorus, 1.-The King Of Love-. Shelley
Trio. II Waited for the Lord"
...... 800. Mendelssohn
At the evening service Dean Kaye
will conclude the presentation of
Hoffman's pictures. The scenes are
mainly from the events of the Cruel
tixion and Resurrection periods.
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Mrs. W. NJ. Levitt entertained the
NJ. w. club at a one O'Clock luncheon
Friday. Those who sat around the
table were: Mrs. w. F. Logan. Mrs.
T. o. Mueller, Mrs. A. W. Tennyson.
Mrs. f. NJ. Drake, Mrs. F. H. Roger,
Mrs d. F. Clammer. Mrs. F. C. Boltz,
Mrs. r. F. DeArmond. Mrs. E. ".
King. Mrs. G. Erickson and Mrs.
Lovitt.
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The c.. o. D. girls of the Topeka
high school were entertained at the
lo,,an of Miss Doris Rurdetfe. The