The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-18

Richard Kutrow, Miss Louise Eacher
Mrs. J. H. Mcconnell, Miss Martha
Miller. Miss Estella Luthey of Albu-
querque, Miss Louise Raster ard Miss
Lucy kingman:
+ Mrs. George Port, of BelCit. was
entertained at dinner by DR.. and Mrs
/ r. S. Magee. Covers were laid for
Mrs Port, DR.. and Mrs S. ]. Crum
bine, DR.. and Mrs. S. S. Estey and DR..
and Mrs Magee. Mrs. Port fas re-
turned to her home
Mrs. ]. w. Hudson and Mrs. j. H
McGOff Will give a silver tea Friday
at the home of Mrs. McGoff, ir Lane
street, for the women of Grace Ca
/ thedraL Mrs. Ivan Dibble and Miss
Louise McGoff will preside at the tea
ia BILE. All members of the parish and
their friends are invited.
! The Westlawn Bridge Whist club
will meet Thursday with Mrs A. ].
Whitmore.
The Music Study club will have their
last meeting for the season Thursday
morning, May 20. A business meeting
will be followed by program and an
informal luncheon. Each member is
requested to bring her club program
book.
i + +
club gave a party Monday night for
their husbands, at the home Of Mrs.
Claude E. Neil, 1927 Western avenue.
A feature of the evenings program
was the work of Mrs. ARA Clark in
improvising piano Accomplishments for
Victrola records sung by famous
artists Among the numbers for
which she played Accomplishments
Rose Maiden Comm Through the
Rye" sung by Alma Gluck, the Torea-
dor Song from Carmen, sung by
Amato, and the Sextet given by a
group of world famous singers.
The entertainm included a non
sense contest in review of the clubs
work of the past year. The refresh
ments were served in May baskets.
made in the shap of a tulip in green
and rose color. The retiring president
Mrs. S. T, Mcclure, was presented with
/ a basket of Liberty roses, the club
flowers and two members who are
leaving the city. Mrs. w. c. Austin and
, Mrs. J. c. Lindland, were each given
a silver spoon.
Newly elected members in the. club
are: Mrs E. Tucker, Mrs. A NJ
Thoroman and Mrs. T. c. Hunter.
Four little girls. children of the club
members, assisted the hostesses at the
party. They were: Virginia Neil. Vir-
ginia Welty. Alice McEntire and Fran
ces Lindland. Mr.. and Mrs. ARA
Clark were guests of the club, and
the members and their husbands who
Q
Beach, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brookens,
Mr.. end Mrs ]. P. Carnahan, Mr. and
Mrs. a. J. Carruth, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
L. z. Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Evarts
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fernald Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh T. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. L.
S Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lindland.
Mr.. and Mrs. s 7. Mcclure, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. N. McEntire, Mr.. and Mrs c.
D Makepeace, Adjutant general and
Mrs. G I. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs w. R.
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Neil, Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Snyder, DR.. and Mrs.
c. B. Van Horn, Mr.. and Mrs H H.
Welty, MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Scamell
Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Austin. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". D. Ross, DR.. and Mrs. A. A.
Sharp
A young engaged man built a pleas
ant house in the west part of town
with the expectation of inhabiting IL
soon after its completion Then some
thing went wrong The lovers quar-
relied or for some reason postponed or
called off the wedding entirely The
house was rented. and is now occu-
pied by Il man and his wife whose ro-
nance is far enough in the past for
them to be more concerned with their
present comfort than with love in dis
tress. for when some one asked the
! present occupant if the owner of the
house and the girl had made up their
quarrel, he said. .'Ye gods, hope not
/ 1 like that house and would hate to
have to clear out to let them in
4. -
/ The women who worked for equal
suffrage in Kansas will be glad to
! know that the Panama-Pacific expo
sition is taking notice of the move
ment for the acknowledgment of wo-
men, and a suffrage exhibit is to be
I held in San Francisco during the fair.
I The suffrage exhibit of the Con-
| gressionaI Union for Woman Suffrage
| at the Panama-Pacific International