The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-12

the handsome diamond that he had
bought for her on the installment
plan and which was not yet fully paid
for Fortunately for him, there was a
lawyer somewhere among his kin who
threatened to bring action for re-
pievin (if that is the correct term)
ana thus the jewel was restored. His
AMBITION to ally himself with one of
the First Families was nipped in the
pud, and all that remains of his for
mer romance is the memory of what
ne calls his lucky escape"
Mr. and Mrs. o. j. Dutton gave a
dinner party Saturday night. The ta
bleS were decorated with pink Killar-
ney rose buds in French baskets. The
guests We're: DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Haz-
lett, Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Foley. Mrs.
George Crane, Mrs. George Clark,
Mrs. Silas Rain, Miss Helen Foley and
Mr. Robert Dutton.
i j.
The A. r. o. s. of the high school
gave a matinee dance Friday at KEEL
lam hall in honor of the women in
structors of the school. The grand
march was led by Miss Genevieve Nc
Milan president of the club, and Miss
Laura Ewing, associate priscipal of
the high school
The hoSteSses were: Miss Dorothy
Creighton, Miss Alberta Slim pson, Miss
Edith Stark, Miss E,loise Sargent, Miss
Hazel Barber, Miss Dorothy Nichols,
Miss Gladys Neil, Miss Marjorie Roby,
Miss lola Stone. Miss Theodore Smith,
Miss Edith Switzer, Miss Theo Cobb,
Miss Marguerite Scott, Miss Nellie
Brewer, Miss Jane Alexander, Miss
Frances Cav, Miss Elsie Saville, Miss
Gertrude Ford, Miss Esther Freeman,
Miss Leah Mcintyre. Miss Lucille
DOoley, Miss Laura NeiSwanger, Miss
Marion Lerrigo, Miss Ethel Joss, Miss
Elsie Cuthbert, Miss Frances Wingart,
Miss Lucille Bomgardner, Miss Chris
tina Ward, Miss Frances Ford, Miss
Ruth Tomlinson, Miss Mae Kemper,
Miss Mildred Joss. Miss Florence Fair,
Miss Mildred Quinton, Miss Irene Par
sons, Miss Genevieve Mcmillan, Miss
Hazel Thomas. Miss Esther Macarthur,
Miss Ruth Larimer, Miss Ruby Long,
Miss Dorothy Foster, Miss Opal Glynn,
Miss Catherine Austin, Miss Jennie
Keith, Miss Frances Jones, Miss Ruth
Scott, Miss Sarah Boyles, Miss Clara
Howe, Miss Ethel Chase, Miss Mar
guerite Ely, Miss Esther Chance. The
guests were: Miss Grace Gilmore, Mrs.
T. S. Stevens Miss Ethel Aldrich, Miss
Nellie Ansel, Miss Maude Bishop, Miss
Huke, Mrs. Lucretia En- bleton, Miss
Helen Ingham, Miss Rosetta Kerr.
Miss Edna Klumb, Miss Frances Lind
say, Miss Stella Olcott, Miss Stewart,
Miss Laura Ewing, Miss Merle Fowler,
Miss Aura Bradford, Miss Taylor, Miss
Gertrude Morton, Miss Louise Elem
ing, Miss Maude Spalding, Miss Mar
ion Judd, Miss jeanette Ortman, Miss
Mary Hoover, Miss Taylor, Miss Lu-
cile Elmore, Miss Ruth Thompson,
Miss Edna Becker, Miss Fay Freid-
burg. Miss Marjorie Rogers, Miss
Esther Linden, Miss Alberta Port, Miss
Lettie Winsett, Miss Grace Dana, Miss
Irene Peers, Miss Helen Wright. Miss
Helen Bennett, Miss Dorothy Wahle,
Miss Annie Mckee, Miss Rose Rogers,
Miss frankie Haskell, Miss Ruth
Bomgardner Miss Lois Burke
man, Miss Irene Anderson, Miss Sicily
Allison. Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, Miss
Betty Borrows Miss Mayme Bridges,
Miss Aline Officer, Miss Gatwood
Wagner, Miss Doris Burdette, Miss
Margaret Ray, Miss Hazel Rucker,
Miss Helen McGill, Miss Lillian Boone,
Miss Elizabeth Powell, Miss Myrtle
Undertake.
4. =. /.
The Child Conservation League will
meet Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock with Mrs. G. L. Kirkpatrick,
707 Norris avenue. The program
will be as follewsi, Roll call. quota
lions from Foundation Stones" on
reverence and respect; paper. Lack
of Reverence in American Children
and the Reason music by Mrs. E. G.
Mcbride; discussion, teaching rever-
ence for God through His wonderful
creations. or lessons from nature, led
by Mrs. H. NJ. Conner; the fascinating
story of Ant Life, by Mrs. E. c.
Kitell.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Arthur Shakeshaft, of yelling
ton, spent the weekend in Topeka
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Shakeshaft.
Mrs. Neal Monroe and her little
daughter, Nancy Ann, of Quincy, ILL.,,
are visiting Mrs. Monroe's aunt, Mrs