The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-08

been conducted IN Topeka during the
past winter. These tests are of great
watching them.
The program will begin at O'Clock.
and will be followed by an informal
reception
The mum Der of young women who
enter the ranks of the worlds workers
Is yearly increasing, and they are go
Ing from the faShionab BILE circles pre-
pared by thorough education for the
ranks of the learned professions. A
Topeka girl of the exclusive social set,
Miss Edna Hopkins. is planning to
take up the study of law She has re-
signed her position as teacher of Eng
lish in the Topeka high school, and
will soon enter law college. She was
formerly student in K. U, where she
was sorority girl, and she completed
her education in the east, at Simmons
and Bryn Mawr- She spent a year
teaching in school in New Jersey
and this year she has taught in the
local high school.
The Monday Bridge club will meet
Monday of next week with Mrs A
W. Bronson. 1920 Harrison street
A party from Manhattan who will
come to Topeka Monday to see Maud
Adams in Quality Street" will in
clude: DR.. and Mrs. H J. Waters
Professor and Mrs o. Valley, Dr. r.
u
Mrs n. Coover entertained a few
friends this afternoon at thimhles in
compliment to her house guest, Mrs
emit were: Mrs H Coover Mrs. L. w
Wilson, Mrs. F. E. Vest, Mrs T. H
Fair, Mrs G. w Warren, Mrs. w NJ
Fisher, Mrs Albert Thompson, Mrs
William Shaver, Mrs. Little, Mrs W.
A Neiswanger, Mrs. G. T. McElroy
and Mrs n Coover
Miss Mildred Mills, of Topeka, and
DR.. Warrick Brown, of WILLIAMSBURG
will be married Wednesday afternoon,
June 2. The Rev. Mr.. j. n. Brown,
the father of the bridegroom, will of
Mr. and Mrs W. Mills, of 1907 West
Sixth avenue Her engagement to
DIR. Brown was announced a few
weeks ago
The members of the Friday Bridge
Luncheon club, who received the high
scores during the past season, will
entertain those having the lower
scores, Friday afternoon of next week
at the home of Mrs. T. r. Paxton.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Paxton,
Mrs A. T. Lucas, Mrs. Charles Elliott,
Mrs Frank Thomas, Mrs. w. E. Nc
vey' and Mrs, Fra = Beck 3
Miss Frances Perry. of Topeka, and
Miss Ruth Smith, of Great Bend, will
represent the Alpha Epsilon chapter
college in the biennial convention of
the national sorority to be held in
Portland. Ore. beginning June 21
Mrs. Frank Thompson, who was a
member of the University of Kansas
chapter, and of the Pi Alumnae chap
ter of Topeka. will also be a delegate.
They will leave about the middle of
June to join the Theta special in St.
Paul The convention will be held at
by-the-Sea. about 115 miles
from Portland The party will stop
Mt Glacier National park.
In Seattle Mrs Thompson will visit
Alice Bartell, Of Junction City. who
was a classmate of Mrs Thompson's
in K. O.. ard is a member of Kappa
Alpha Theta
The following pupils of Miss Ida
Tinker gave a piano recital Friday
night at her home: Miss Elsie ia
cobs. Miss Lucille Campbell. Hiss Ma
omi Johnson, Miss Ruth InghanI, Miss
Blanche Battershil1, Miss Louise GrieSt.
Miss Frances Lonnberg, Mrs. Mercer,
Mrs. Arnold, Miss Ruth Logan, Miss
Irene Lauterbach, Miss Eva Nicolas
Ky, Miss Helen Nygren. Miss Pauline
Smith, Miss Elizabeth Thompson, Miss |
Dorothy Donna1l, Mr.. Thomas Dewey, |
Mr.. Leon Logan. Mr. George Allen, /
Master Edmund Westland, Master
Sheldon Hogeboom-
Miss Tinker is giving a second re-
.ital this afternoon for the following |
pupils: Miss Edith Griest, Miss Eliza |
beth Parker. Miss Nellie Allen, Miss |
Bertha Jacobs. Miss Evelyn Benner,
Miss Viola Westlund. Miss Berenice |
Miss Marion Sturm, Miss |
Esther Steinkamp, Miss Marguerite |
nscho, Miss Fay Selover, Master /
Maurice Maddox, Master William Cd /
.rman. Master. John Allen
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K,einhans have
returned from six weeks trip to
California
Miss Martha Valentine has returned
rom Kansas City, where she visited
her brother. Mr.. Ralph Valentine. and
his family.
;as City will motor to their home in
Kansas City Sunday. Mrs. Trapp has
oeen in Topeka the past three weeks
risiting her mother, Mrs Sarah Nor
on. and Mr. Trap Joined her re-
.ently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Snlyser returned
oday from a weeks visit to Excel
sior Springs. While there they met
Mrs and Miss Zeiss now of Omaha.
,ut formerly of Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Weatherton
Expect to spend a part of the sum-
ner in Alexandria, Minnesota
Mr. W. R. Faulkner has returned
rom a business trip to Manhattan
Miss Ruth WilSe, of Abilene, has
eturned home after a visit to her
lister, Miss Nellie Wilke. VINO is in
college in Topeka
Mrs harrington Lodge and her