The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-14


costumes. but are invariably trimmed
assisted by the officers of the club who
are: Mrs. H. c. Green, Mrs. A. Hell
frich, Miss Edna Klumb. and by the
retired presidents, Mrs. John Mowers.
Mrs. Frank Squires and Mrs. William
Conrors. The young women who served
tea were: Miss Margaret Wall, Miss
Mary Lannan, Miss Mary Houser. Miss
Gertrude Fitzgerald, Miss Mary Moon
ey, Miss Mabel Griley, and Mrs. Theo-
dore Zercher.
A musical program was given for the
entertainment of the guests. Mise
Mabel Griley and Mr.. Leo Mooney sang
duet; Mrs. John Griley, who is one
Of the singers at the Church of the As
sumption, gave a vocal solo; Miss Mary
Sands sang, and Miss Loretta Senger
had charge of some music played on
the Edison machine. Mrs. SQuires gave
a reading. and Mrs. Mowers made an
imprOmptu speech.
The committee in charge Of the party
had the following members: Mrs.
Thomas Creary, Mrs. Charles Stewart,
Mrs. Mary Morris. Mrs P. ]. Monaghan.
Miss Agnes Harrigan. Miss Margaret
Wall. Miss Mary Connors, and Miss
Mary Alice Sheerin.
In the dining room the table was dec
GRATED with basket OF yellow chrysan-
themums and roses. and strands Of yell
low ribbon crossed the table. Miss Win
CERT, who received the guests, wore a
striped flame colored taffeta, with a
vest Of silver net Miss Fitzgerald wore
gown of white with bodice of lace,
and a wide black girdle. Mrs. Squires
wore a midnight blue velvet costume,
with skeleton jacket of velvet, and bod
ice of wistaria beaded chiffon. with a
touch Of lavender and pink in the trim
mins. Her hat was black velvet
trimmed with plumes- 80.
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A party was given Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. ]. 8. Dean,
In Western avenue. for one Of the di-
visions Of the Woman's society of the
First Presbyterian congregation. The
assisting hostesses were: Mrs. w. E.
Culver. Mrs. T.: s. Morrison and Mrs.
Frank Campbell. The hostesses were
assisted in serving by Miss Louise Gull
yer and Miss Adelaide Seeds.
Mrs. T. e. Carver and Mrs. o. L.
Moore each made a short address. Mrs.
T. D. Wellman sang. accompanied on
the plano by Miss Louise Pontious. and
Mrs. Morrison gave some readings from
Kansas authors. Besides the members
of the society, number Of the wives
Of legislators were guests.
The entire Aid society has given
nearly $500. which they had in their
treasury to assist in paying or some in
debtedness on Redden chapel. Accord
ing to the arrangement, one person Of
fered to pay the last $500 on the debt.
settled. The amount lacked about $3.50
of being complete. and the society paid
the amount out Of its fund on hand.
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The women who expect to attend the
Woman's Kansas Day club meeting are
tn nh fo| In Inof fiolr cd "
as possible. The club Is obliged to
guarantee to the women Of the First
Presbyterian church, who will furnish
the luncheon. certain number of
guests. The club wishes to know ap-
proximately how many people will at
| tend SO that they can make their ar
rangements. and avoid the difficulty of
finding more people at the luncheon
than they had expected or provided
for. The club Is open to all loyal Kan
sas women. and those in charge want
the women Of Kansas who wish to be-
| come members. to Join the club. but
they urge them to make their reser-
vations early. Mrs. Frank p. MacLen-
nan Of 1919 Topeka avenue, Topeka.
Kan, is chairman of the membership
committee. nd tickets may be procured
! A fool there was and he stayed out late
Gwen as you and y.
He told his wife OF a business date,
+ "a sta. AFFAIR. he assured his mate)
And found 1t hard to articulate,
Gwen as you and u.
Oh. the wasted words. and the wasted
| breath,
And the wonderful tale he planned.
Belong to the man who got in Dutch
And , nov he knows he talked toe
For she seemed to understand.
He put hand to his aching crown.
Gwen as you and y.
A customer, suddenly blew in town
But he found that the story would not
down.
Oh. it isn't the tears and It isn't the jeers
Or the scolding that gets your goat
It's the thought Of getting the CLASSY
From "a, - rag and a bone and hanl
AS a golden thread" SHE removed with
From the shoulder of'yoe. coat;
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The Topeka chapter Of p. e. o. viii
meet Friday evening at o'clock will
Miss Startzman and Miss Laura Startz
man. 700 Taylor street. The meeting
is to be in the nature Of q Bachelor
Girls surprise party. Miss Mabe
Richie 10 chairman OF the entertain
ment committee.
i The Ohio club will hold its regular
annual meeting Saturday night, Jan.
uary 16, at the home OF the president
Mrs. C. ]. Evans. 1918 Buchanan street
at O'Clock A short proGram has beer