The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-29

City. who is visiting friends in Topeka,
was the guest of honor at an afternoon
at cards today at which Miss Doris
Rosser was hostess. The other guests
were: Miss Marian Williams, Miss
Mary Paxton, Miss Georgia Neese,
Miss Jessie Burnett Miss Helen Lucas,
Miss Helen Whitfield, Miss Ann Weight
man, Miss Harriet Hill, Miss Carol
Thrall, Miss Charlotte West. Miss Isa-
bel Stewart, Miss Pauline McVey, Miss
Beatrice Shakeshaft, Miss Rhea Rob
ertson and Miss Katherine Dolan. Miss
Dorothy Hetherington and Miss Mar
guerite Stewart served punch.
Miss Jean Lindsay entertained the
following guests, who were K U. stu
dents. at a house party over the week
end: Miss Stella Bodell, Miss Rather
inc Keller, Miss Dorothy Miller, Mr..
Edward Tanner, Mr.. L. B. Flintom,
Mr. John Dean and Mr. r. Frank Fable
Miss Kathleen McNutt, who former
ly was teacher of art in the Topeka
high school, has returned from Homo
lulu. where she has been teaching art
in the public schools Since her re-
turn to the States she has been in
Kansas City with her mother, Mrs
Arlene McNutt, who left with her
Monday for Bowling Green, Mo-, to
visit the Champ Clark family.
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An addition to the Clyde Miller res
idence in Buchanan street. has been
added to the west end of the house,
beyond the dining hall, is to be ball
room. Friends of the Miller family
look forward to some dancing parties
in the new part of the house; for the
Millers entertain charmlngly ana
often.
The Shawnee County Political
Science club will have an anniversary
party Wednesday, July Z, at the home
of Mrs. w. A. Johnston, in Elmwood
Place. West Sixth avenue: Each
invite three guests.
The club organized year ago
at Mrs. Johnston's home, when guests
were asked to registration party at
her house. The club has been holding
meetings regularly during the past
year. Mrs. Lucy L. Milliken was the
clubs first president Mrs Festus
Foster was chosen president for next
year
The June meeting of the Society of
Midland Authors. of which James |
Whitcomb Riley is honorary president, |
and Hobart c. Chatfield- Taylor, presi- !
dent. has just been held at Lake Forest, |
near Chicago. A part of the enter |
tainment was a polo game on the
grounds of the Owentsia club, fol- |
lowed by a supper at the home of the |
president at Fairlawn- Later in the |
evening the Lake Forest Players pre-
scented the drama Riders to the Sea- |
at the Playhouse Adds, for the guests. |
The Kansas membership in the club |
includes: Miss Esther Clark of Law |
renee, Mrs Margaret Hill McCarter of |
Topeka and Mr.. William Allen White |
of Emporia-
Mrs. Emma Sells Marshall will leave
in about ten days for California, to |
spend the summer. She has been |
asked to be one of the speakers at |
the national convention of the Federal |
Suffrage Association of the United |
States. The congress will be held at |
Francisco, July IL, II and 10, in the |
large hall of the auditorium. The Of |
fetal day of the association on the |
grounds is July II.
The corresponding secretary of the |
association is Mrs Clara Bewick |
daughter of General Colby. She was
formerly editor of the Woman's Jour /
nal that was published at Beatrice, |
Neb., and she was one of the speakers |
in the Kansas campaign for suffrage, |
when the Kansas women worked for
the submission OF the amendment :.
Miss Katherine Lux was hostess at
luncheon today for Mrs. Ed Page of |
Marshall. Mo, who is visiting Miss
Adelihe Wharton and Miss Bess Whar-
ton. Covers were laid for: Mrs.
Page. Miss Adeline Wharton, Miss
Bess Wharton, Mrs. Clark Whitwer
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Mrs. Helen l. Francis has been
chaser to represent Kansas at the Ma
tional Convention of Photogra at
Indianapolis, Ind, July 10 to IS. Mrs.