The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-17
SOCIETY
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Mr. and Mrs Harold Rankin enter
tanned the following guests at cards:
Mr.. and Mrs. David Page, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Winters, DR. and Mrs.
Milton, Mr.. and rMs. A. J. Keller,
Mr.. and Mrs. William hammers, Miss
Elizabeth Anderson, Miss Rose Ran
kin. Miss Della Rankin and Mr.. ). Is.
Rankin.
Mrs. n. b. Burge will entertain at
two bridge parties next week. At
the bridge party which she will give
the assistance of Mrs. G. D. Wilker-
son, Mrs c. w. Painter, Mrs. c. 3.
Burge, and Miss Lillian Trap.
Those she has asked to assist her
are: Mrs. Matt Weightman, il, Mrs
Lillian Stevenson, and Miss Mary
Weightman.
Miss Violet Crumbine gave ali in
formal party for Miss Beulah Searle-
who is a student in Washburn college.
and who will leave this spring for her
home in Geneva, Ohio. She has been
making her home with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Searle, dur
ing her attendance at Washburn. the
guests were: Miss Searle, Miss Isabel
Savage, Miss Esther Clark, Miss Marie
Miss Gertrude Gray, Miss Gracia
Wood, Miss Katherine Harrison, Miss
Ruth Koestner, Miss Louise Bell Mss
Mary Van Vechten, Miss Maude HaW-
lev, Miss Helen Cook, Miss Marion
WaIp, Miss Frances Perry, Miss Mar
garet Tillotson, Miss Marie Miller,
Miss Adelaide Johnston, Miss iclen
Crawford, Miss Helen Guild, Miss
Rookie Vancil, Miss Marie Vancil, Miss
Ruth Rooster. Miss Marguerite Kiene,
Miss Mabel Langhart, Miss Ermf ZII-
tavern, Mary Parkinson, Miss A:;.r-
jorie Lyle, Miss Elizabeth Mills, Miss
Isabel Mills, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss
Marguerite Settler.
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The Music Study class met Thurs
day morning with Mrs. Ralph H Cav
The program opened with a descrlp-
ton of the Paris Conservatory of
Music Its requirements and meth
DDS and a comparison with our best
music Conservatives. Selections from
modern French composers formed tie
program. Reports of musical affairs
in California were given by the club
members who have just returned from
a concert trip. Several guests were
present. Mrs. Nellie Sheppard Way
neck played '"Tambourin," an in
teresting number by Dupont. Miss
Lulu McCabe sang La Colombo by
Yradier, and the exquisite "HOffin
ing" by Reichardt. Miss Ethel Grant,
who is spending her Easter vacation in
Miss Grant will complete the artists
course at Ann Arbor in June. She
closed a very enjoyable morning with
a superb rendering of Beethoven
sonata, OPP. 10, No. j. The date of the
next meeting will be duly announced.
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The n N S. club will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. o. P. Dugan, 519
Madison street.
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Miss Frances Dell Moore and Miss
Helen H. Moore entertained at their
home in Harrison street Friday even
ing The rooms were decorated with
palms and spring flowers. There were
guests for five tables, and supper was
served at the quartet card tables. Mrs.
Clayton D. Moore, the mother of the
hostess. was assisted by Mrs. L. S.
Lashbrook. The guests invited for the
evening were: Miss Mildred Quinton,
Miss Lillian Gleissner, Miss Merle
Rucker, Miss Marie Carver, Miss Edith
Parfitt Miss Genevieve Mcmillan, Miss
Sierra Beggs, Miss Erminie Platt, Miss
Winnifred Hamilton, Miss Mary Han,
Miss Lillian Guthrie. Miss Fay Fretd-
berg, Miss Irene Peak, Miss Helen |
Moore Miss Frances Moore, Mr. Mar
ion Smith, Mr.. Harold Quinton, Mr..
Churchill Sargent, Mr.. Charles Nettels, |
Mr.. James Perry, Mr. William McCar-
ter, Mr. Paul Bush, Mr. Harlow Price, |
Mr.. George Nettels, Mr.. Clay Baker, !
Mr.. George Chandler, Mr.. George Of |
fen, Mr.. Willard Bowman. Mr.. William
Sp1cer OF Lawrence MI ScONllle
Davidson. MI. Kenneth Ognvie, Mr.. /
Loren Taylor.
The Misses Moore invited the fol-
lowing guests to a thimble party thsS
afternoon: Miss Helen Hollar, Miss
Edna Anton, Miss Mildred Stanton,
Miss Eloise Sargent. Miss Frances
Cav. Miss Marjorie Roby, Miss Doro-
thy Bair, Miss Jeanette Gleed, Miss
Aline Officer, Miss Dorothy Wahle,
Miss Myrtle Timberiake, Miss Ruth |
Thompson Miss Alice Harrington,
Miss Jessie Gilchrist, Miss Lena An
derson' Miss Irene Peak
Mrs, ]. G. Leopold will entertain
the Ideal Card club Tuesday of next
week at bridge-luncheon.
The Vespuccian club will meet with ,
Mrs. F. d. Flora. 532 Willow avenue,
Thursday April r. 22 !. at %: :. p M
The Child study club will meet |
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. c. G. /
Schiver 633 Lane street. There will
be a lecture on "Fevers." The new Of
ficers Of the club arc: Mrs. H. J. Ben
ner president: Mrs. ]. w. Newell, vice /
president; Mrs. II. w White, treas /
urer; Mrs ces g H2~eS. J. secretary
A good deal of work has been done
in Topeka in furnishing hospital sup
plies for the war districts in Europe.
The work here was begun by Mrs. G..
w. Smyser. who presented the plan to
some of the clubs and church societies.
Last week Mrs. n. P. Garretson sent
a box containing thirty pounds of sur
gical dressings. Mrs. Smyser sent a
box containing flannel bandages. fifty
yards of muslin bandages and $50