The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-06

Fredonia, will be guests of honor at
dinner party to be given tonight by
MT; Justice and Mrs. Henry f: Mason Mason
at their home Covers will be placed
for: Senator and Mrs. Paulen, Mr. ana
Mrs. A. A Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. cad
Hamilton, Miss, Clara Francis, MI j.
A. Ferrell, of Sedan, who IS repre-
sentative, and Justice and Mrs MASON
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Mrs. R. F. Hayden and Mrs w. T.
Montgomery entertained Few trlends
at bridge this afternoon at Mrs. hay
den's home in Topeka avenue. Those
invited to play We're: Mrs. George
Hayden, Mrs. w. S. Galloway, Mrs.
George Staebler, Mrs. George tielsh-
man, Mrs William Curtis, Miss Louise
Humphrey of Fort Scott, Miss Alice
Meade, Miss Helen McClintock, Miss
Lillian Foster. Miss Lenore Monroe
Miss Lolita Johnston
Miss Gladys Cav entertained very
informally at dinner Friday night Tor
Mr.. Cecil flaming, the baritone singer
who gave a concert at the Grand the
alter Friday afternoon, and for his ac-
companist, Mr.. H. B. Turpln- covers
were placed for ten people
Miss Cav has known Mr. RAINING
personally for some time, having met
him in Wyoming during visit she
made to that state.
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Mrs. o. l. Moore gave an informal
afternoon party today, at which the
following women We're guests: Mrs.
G. L. Lamb of Harrington, Mrs. W: w .
Kitchell, Mrs. H G. West, MRS; NJ: "A.
Low, Mrs. A. Marburg. Mrs DeWltte
c. NelIis, Mrs. Charles Curtis Mrs e
l. Martin. Mrs f. G.. Foster, Mrs. j. D
Mcfarland, Mrs. J. c. Evans, Mrs; X
w. Coppedge, Miss Effie Graham, Miss
Ethel Aldrfch and Miss Lola Grah@n'
The Nineteenth Century club will
have a guest day meeting MONDAY
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. byron
. Davis, 935 Fillmore street: MS ; NJ .
Hathaway will make an address Illus
trated by pictures procured py MIS-;
Hathaway in Egypt on her trip round
the world last year. She Will snow
the pictures by means OF pro1ecto-
scope.
Each member of the club is entitled
to invite one guest; L.
benefit concert for Marshalrs
band is to be given Monday night,
March -, at the Auditorium, under
the auspices of Topeka Abdallah
shrine club. 1t is hoped to raise a
fund to send the band to Seattle and
the Panama exposition in July. me
band will furnish the program for
the concert, and the soloist who Will
sing for the concert is Mrs. George II
Allen of Topeka.
Mrs. Allen has a mezzo- soprano
voice She has come to Topeka to
make her home within the past two
or three years, and has sung at Sooo
many musical affairs in the city. She
has won recognition in musical circles
and is we'll liked socially. She IS an
active member of the Ladies' Music
club Before coming to Topeka she
taught in the State University of Iowa
School of Music and was one of the
soloists engaged to sing in the Iowa
City spring festival. Since then she
has studied in Europe under Frau
Prof. Rosa Papier-Paumgartner OF
the Royal opera
The Kappa Sigma men of Wash
burn save their spring ball Friday
night at Keliam hall. The company
included the active chapter, who were
the hosts, the alumni members and
the girl friends of the members OF
both chapters.
The decorations for the hall were
elaborate In the center of the ball
room was a rustic pergola, twined
with smilax and banked with palms
II was furnished with rugs, pillows
and. chairs. The supper was served
at quartet ables in the dining room
Scarlet, white and green We're the col
ors used in the decorations. Can
delabra set with red candles shaded
in red, stood in the center of each
table.
The grand march was led by Miss
Helen Guild of Hiawatha and Mr.
Dwight Ream of Topeka, president OF
the fraternity. Miss Guilds gown was
accordion pleated crepe de chine. with
drapery of white chiffon embrOid-
cred in gold beads and seed pearls
Her cap of white net was trimmed in
pearls.
The hosts at the party were: Mr.
Dwight Ream. Mr.. Earl Trobert, Mr.
Wayne Coo, Mr.. Richard Whitcomb
Mr.. William Whitcomb. Mr.. Warren
Humphries, Mr. John March. Mr.. Ed
win Tucker, Mr. Robert Ferguson
Mr.. William Griffin, Mr. Harold Cone
Mr.. Edwin Olander. Mr.. Harold Nor
ris. Mr.. A. r. Endfeld. Mr.. Robert
Ward, Mr.. Charles Kessler, Mr.
Jackson Brown, Mr.. Clifford Olander
Horn. Mr.. John Ripley, Mr.. Russell
Swiler Mr.. Kenneth Alexander, Mr.
Chester Wahle. Mr.. Robert Drum, Mr.
Hugh Nichols, Mr.. Kenneth Kline. Mr.
Leonard Kline and Mr.. Stanley Ora
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Coleman Mr. an6
Mrs. w. G. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs Pen
dleton Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Nc
Intosh and Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Cook
The guests were: Miss Guild. Miss
Antoinette West. Miss Louise Culver
Miss Marguerite Seller. Miss Florence
Hoover Miss Maude McNey. Miss Ste1.
In Grafton. Miss Lois Johnson. Mis-.
Helen Crawford. Miss Alice Dodge
Miss Royland Gear. Miss Isabel Saw.
age. Miss Gertrude GRAY. Miss France.
Perry, Miss Elizabeth Mills. Mis-.
katherine Harrison, Miss Anette
Nicoll Miss Mabel Langhart. Mis-.
Miss Marie Miller, Miss Marie Vancil
Miss Helen Welty. Miss Dorothy Mill
err. Miss Charlotte West. Miss Retf
Thompson. Miss Helen Neese. Mis-
Mary Van Vechten- Miss Marriott,
Rodgers. Miss Isabel March. Miss Loi
Murphy Miss Vera Croft of Norton