The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-02

F. club at a 1 O'Clock luncheon at her
home. 1907 Tyler street. Friday. Janu-
airy 8. After lunchee the guests will
play cards.
A New Years dinner to the heads
Of twelve departments of the State
Journal was given at the State Jour-
nal building last evening by Mr..
new Grey Room. Those present were:
Mr.. Arthur Carruth. city editor; Mr..
Charles E. LagerstrOm, advertising
manager; Mr.. Oscar D. Wolf circula-
ton manager; Mr.. ); Early. fore
artist; Mr.. K. u. Whitfield, foreman
composing room; Mr.. E. c. Fable, As
ISOLATED Press: Mr.. Oscar Beeler. fore
Lodge, editorial writer: Mr.. W. p.
Snyder, bookkeeper; Mr.. Ben COhn,
foreman mailing room. and Mr. Frank
F. MacLennan; host,
Miss Mildred Stanton gave a watch
party New Years eve for MISS Artilla
DibreI of Van Buren,, Ark, and Mr..
Blaine Walker of Minneapolis, Kan.
There were four tables at cards and
the time was enjoyably spent. the new
year being ushered in with noise and
good wishes.
Thursday afternoon Miss Stanton
entertained at cards in honor of Miss
Dibrell. The following young women
Wagner, Miss Gladys Organ, Miss
Augusta Taylor, Miss Alta Lux, Miss
Winifred Hamilton. Miss Elizabeth
Powell. Miss Margaret Wagner, Miss
Miss Helen Moore, Miss Myrtle Tim
berlake, Miss Esther Lindell, Miss
Irene Gaines. Miss Frances Moore.
Miss Dorothy Keller, Miss Mayanna
Bridge Miss *arssret Bust
A dinner party will be given tonight
by Miss Mildred Morton. compliment
airy to Miss Margaret Melick of Zanese
vile, Ohio. The que: IS will be seated
at quartet tables, which will be decor
ated with smilax and holly, flowers
and red candles. The party tonight
parties in which Miss Morton has par
ticipated. as she will return to college
in Manhatt- to resume her work
Monday of next week.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Robinson gave a
New Years dinner party Friday The
guests were: Mrs. Charles Albert Phil
lips of Seattle, Wash, Mrs. Anna Camp
bell. who is Mrs. Robnson's sister,
Miss Bess Campbell, Miss Meta Rob-
inson. Mr.. John Norton, Mr.. Cornelius
Hoult. Mr.. David Bowie, Mr.. Edward
Brigham.
Mrs. David Williams gave a lunch
con at Mills Tea room today at 1
O'Clock for her aunt. Mrs. ]. H. Dinkle
and her children of Kansas City, and
for Mr.. Williams mother, Mrs H W.
Kearns.
The following young people were
guests at card party given Friday
night by Mr.. Fred Worley: Miss
Ethel Chase, Miss Frances Cav, Miss
Ruth Larimer, Miss Violet Mathews,
Miss Helen Bennett, Miss Florence
Fair, Miss Lucille Rosen, Miss Isabelle
Sweet, Miss Ruby German. Miss Luz
Gle Romgardner. Miss Wilma Upde-
graft, Miss Marjorie Roby. Miss Gene
We've Mcmillan. Miss Esther Chance,
Mr.. Edward Clark, Mr.. William Mac
ferran, Mr.. Blaine Battey. Mr.. Willard
Wear, Mr.. Raymond French, Mr.
William Douglas, Mr.. Joe Fay. Mr..
Lloyd Row, Mr.. Paul Morgan, Mr..
Carl Rankin, Mr.. Louis Hoatson, Mr.
James Lindsay, Mr.. William Eberly
and MI James Perry
/ Mrs. Frances A. Beaucamp, who
came to Topeka to attend the Col
lege Prohibition convention, is the
house guest of Mrs. Lillian Mitchner
for the weekend. Mrs. Beaucamp is
| u, and Mrs. Mitchner is president of
the Kansas w. C. r. U. Mrs. Beau
camp and Mrs. George H. Hodges of
Topeka were guests ON honor at a
afternoon at Mrs. Mitchner's home.
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The Western Avenue Bridge club
will meet with Miss Mary Sharp
Thursday afternoon !. 2
A New Years party was given Fri
day night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Capps in Highland Park for the
following young people: Avis King,
Blanche Kreig, Florence McCord.
Clara Chubb, Claribel Banta. Marjorie
Hill, Helen Mccain, Inez Berridge,
Marguerite Buckheim, Helen Rosen,
Francis Wilson, Harold Lott. Jay Nc
Carter. Harry Downs, Rollin Smith,
Raymond Morehouse, Thomas Caps.
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Miss Rose Gilberg, contralto, will
give a concert at the Grand the last
part of February Miss Gilberg is a
June. 1913, class of Topeka high
school She is studying voice with
Mrs. P. H. Adams of this city and is
preparing herself for opera In order
to do this she must have all her time.
This benefit concert will be given SO
she may give her whole time to music
Her program will consist of opera
arias. English and German songs She
/, will be accompanied by an orchestra
of the leading musicians of the city,
whose names will be published later
Miss Gilberg was in Kansas City
where she sang at a number of places
during her two weeks stay. While
there she sang for the Scottish Rite
banquet at the Masonic temple, and
everywhere was received with en-
thusiasm.
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Miss Helen Rutledge entertained q
few friends at her home, 1854 Topeka
avenue, New Years eve. Games sug-
/ gestive of the day were played, and
! prizes awarded to the fortunate and
unfortunate players. From lighted
tree, little Kewpies were given az
favors. The guests were Miss Violet
Matthews, Miss Lucille MCGUIRE, Miss
Marian Dana, Miss Ramona Kirkpat
| rick. Miss Edna Anton. Miss Lilliar