The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-25

chairman Of the department. win b
hostesses. The subject for the after
noon win be ..Whittier. His Quaker
Home and Poet Heart. The out of
town women who are in the city will
be welcomed as guests at the meeting.
without formal invitation
The styles for the spring hats have
been declared. and an attractive stock
has arrived and Is being shown at Pick
ems. The Tipperary toques, sailors and
wells are in the latest and most favored
mode. Most of the hats are small. oval
shaped and close fitting. practically all
Of them being worn with veil. The
color combinations are new and even
prettier than in former seasons. They
are becoming to various types OF faces.
are smart and fetching They have be-
gun to be worn already.-Adv.
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The cor pie tie program for the
mee ting of the Woman's Kansas Day
club Friday of this week will be as
follows:
Morning session. at $3.50 o'cock.
frayer-. Mrs. S. s. Estey
MUSIC America
Call Of Kanss T.. Miss Esther Clark
Elect ON of officers and miscella-
neJus business.
Greetings.
dwelling Of picture and address.
...:..'... Mrs. ]. X. Hudson
Acceptance ,(for the State Histori-
cal society. j. Miss Clara Francis
Tresentatit of Flag for the D. A.
r. -. Mrs. Efhe n. Van Tuyl
Acceptance by. .s........
Governor Arthur Capper
Luncheon at I o'clock.
Invocation. Mrs. BENJAMIN Young
At z O'Clock, informal reception and
Introduction of officers
Miss Ef1e Page. Pianist
Afternoon session at 2:3O O'Clock:
Greeting. Mrs. wa. Johnston
Pr~logue from Pagliacci-Leonca-
vallo. .Mr. Walter Zimmerman
Mrs. James Humphrey
The farmers Wife. .........
Mrs. Selby Billiard, Tongnnoxie
Aria from Joan Of Arc-Tschai-
| kowsky. Mrs. GeorgeW. Parkhurst
Kansas. Her Past, Present and Flu
ture:
Yesterday
Mrs. John James ingalls,. Atkinson
Ioday-Mrs. w. D. Atkinson. Parsons
| tomorrow.
$50. MRS. Frank Strong, Lawrence
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The meeting Of the West Side For
estry club, which was to have been held
Thursday, January Is. has been post
poned to February 3, and will meet on
that date with Mrs. M A. Low The
change in date of the meeting is made
because number of the members of
the club are actively interested in the
preparations for the Kansas Day meet
fngs to be held Friday.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. c. c. Goddard Of Leavenworth
will arrive Thursday to attend the
meeting Of the Woman's Kansas Day
club. and will be the guest Of Mrs
! George Sharitt.
DR.. Leo Haughey of CORTLAND ha.
returned from Washington. D. C..
where he took postgraduate worl
this winter in medicine. During hi.
absence Mrs. Haughey has spent 9
good deal of time in Burlfngame with
DR.. and Mrs. Glenn Haughey, and
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Haughe,
where a reunion Of the family was
held at the home Of Dr. and Mrs
Glenn Haughey. They have returned
accompanied by DIR. and Mrs. Lee
their home in CORTLAND. -
MIS- Charles McCabe Of Memphis
Tenn, who has been visiting her
brother, Mr.. Frank Edison, and Mrs
Edison. will leave for her home in
Memphis. Tenn, Tuesday. Mrs Nc
Cabe. before her marriage, was Miss
Jessie Edison Of Topeka.
Mr.. Isaac Adams. formerly of the
Philippine Islands, has returned to the
states. and has been visiting his
nephew, Mr.. p. II. Adams, and Mrs
Adams. He left Sunday night to con-
tinue his trip east. He was formerly
attorney general in the Philippines
and for the past two or three years
he practiced law in Manila He has
come to this country to remain, and
will make his home in California,
probably. in Oakland
Mrs. Hubert Yerkes and her little
SON. Albert Marburg Yerkes, will ar
rive Tuesday to visit Mrs. Yerkes' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marburg.
Mrs. David Hill of Salina will visit
Mrs. George A. Clark the last of the
week.
Mrs. Effie Hiatt Van Tuyl and Mrs
Cyrus, d. Lloyd of Leavenworth will