The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-27

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Guests of Mrs. Jonathan Thomas at
5 o'clock tea Tuesday. for Mrs. ]. X.
Hudson, of Kansas City, were: Mrs.
Hudson, Miss Lucy Kingman, Mrs. Lii
liam Butterfield. Mrs. NJ. C. Hammatt,
Mrs. M. A. Low, Mrs. A. A. Robinson,
Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Herbert Arm
strong, Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Mrs. p. G..
Noel. Mrs. T. F. Carver. Mrs. d. L.
Lakin, Mrs. Z. B. Merriam. Mrs. De
Witte c. Nellis. Mrs. Frank r. Mills
paugh, Mrs. George M. Noble. Mrs.
Noble Prentis, Mrs. T. U. Thompson.
Mrs. N. F. Handy, Mrs. Samuel J.
Crawford. Mrs. s. S. Estey, Mrs. o. L.
Moore. Mrs. w. A. McCarter. Mrs. b.
NJ. Davies. Mrs. A. S. johnson, Mrs. J.
c. McClintock and Mrs. Nettie Belcher.
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Mr.. Carlton Wood and. Mr.. Daniel
Muller will give a series of studio teas
this winter at the studio which they
have recently opened in the Smith
building. where Mr. Wood is teaching
violin and Mr.. Muller piano. The first
of the series of parties will be given
Thursday afternoon, January %, at 4
o o'clock.
Miss Miriam Foster invited a few
friends for an afternoon at thimbles
Tuesday. for Miss Margaret Pettyjohn,
who will leave Saturday for Chicago to
enter the National Kindergarent COL
lege. The guests included: Miss Petty
john. Mrs. Ed Adams, Mrs. Robert
Fullerton. Mrs. John Byron Price, jr,
Miss Louise Buck of Michigan, who ie
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Buck, Miss
Gertrude Reed, Miss Josephine Perry.
Miss Altha Watson, Miss Margaret
Ray, Miss Esther Clark, Miss Mary
Slaughter and Miss Ruth Foster.
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Miss Hazel Risteen entertained the
members of her bridge club this after
noon. and guests, besides the members,
were: Mrs. Morton Hull Starr, Mrs.
Adelaide Smith, Mrs. Charles Skinner,
Mrs. w. w. Wikidal and Miss Helen
McClintock.
Mrs. ]. A. Cole will have as guests at
small. informal tea Saturday after
noon Miss Jessica Shortt and a few of
her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edison enter
tanned a few guests at cards Tuesday
evening.
A number of AtchisOn women will
come to Topeka for the meeting of the
Woman's Kansas Day club Friday. The
women who lived in Kansas during its
territorial days have been asked to sit
| on the platform during an address by
Mrs. John ]. ingalls,. who will tell some
| OF her recOllections of early days in
Kansas. Among the Atchison women
who will be present are: Mrs. D. c.
Newcomb, Mrs. G. w. Click, Mrs J. p
Brown, Mrs. Kate Ffnney, Mrs. Charles
Holbert. Mrs. Giles Buck. Mrs. H. T.
| Smith. Mrs. B. p. Waggener, Mrs
Church White and Mrs. John A. Mar
| tin.
Mrs. Willis ]. Bailey will attend the
luncheon and while in Topeka, Mrs. In
gals and Mrs. Bailey will be the guests
at the home Of Mrs Frank p. Mac
| Lehman.
The Morning Music Study club will
meet Thursday at $3.50 in the forenoon
at the home Of Miss Esther Peers. 1884
Topeka avenue.
| Two evening parties will be given
this week at the home of Governor and
Mrs. Arthur Capper. There will be q
reception tonight for the legislators and
their wives, and the state elective Of
ficers and their wives.
Thursday night the members Of the
Woman's Kansas Day club and theil
escorts will be entertained at a recep-
ton at the Capper home.
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A Topeka society matron gave {
party few days ago, and while thu
guests were arriving an express Wagon
drew up at the curbing. The driver
hustled some boxes onto the from
porch and pounded vigorously on tn,
door. In reply to the hostess's aston
ished inquiry as to his errand. h
presented a big dirty book with in
structions to sign for the goods. which
he pointed out. Attention being draw
to the boxes it was simple to discern
the little blue ribbons peeping on
between the side boards. and the let
charges" announced the driver. Tn
hostess then began q search for tn
exact change and WaS finally Ohli8et