The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-06

spreads, six dresser scarfs, a bakers
dozen pair of knit slippers, four yards
Of lace edging for Sapfronia's linen
J teddy-bear," six crochet ties, four
mufflers, and is now frantically rush
ing to finish a dozen wash rags. Her
| friend, Mrs. Pulverizer has on hand,
twenty clothespin bags and fourteen
| handkerchief aprons. Some rick-rack-
nd-crochet-guest-towe insertion, and
| several yards of tatting, which she
may keep herself for Sarilda's God
! knows-when box. She also has made
| two percale shirts for Philander, and
when she cut up the old red wool
! blankets she made some neat squares
and featherstitched an edge around
for her husband some chest protec-
tors. Mrs. Astorbildt has two suits of
underwear laid away for Cyrus which
she bought at a yellow tag sale last
summer, and she is expecting
| in return a victrola in a ma
perform is her custom by buying a
dozen or so handkerchiefs at a sale
and then tag 'em out at the last min
ute with a merry Christmas and
Happy New Year, Peace to your nose
and good will toward your pocket
book.
The Day Nursery club will hold its
regular monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. o.
Anderson, 1855 Tyler street.
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Miss Claire Armstrong, girls secre
tary of the Y. w. c. A, gave lunch
con at Mills tea room for Miss Ger
trude Griffith of New York, who has
been spending a few days III Topeka.
Mrs H. H. Hazlett entertained her
bridge club this afternoon at her home
in Fillmore street. Mrs. Warner
Brigham of New York. who is visiting
Mrs. Charles Kleinhans of Granville,
will be guest OF the club
The Chancel chapter of Grace
cathedral will give tea tomorrow
afternoon.
The active and alumna girls of the
Beta sorority will give their annual
Christmas tree party of the chapter
house next Monday evening. There
will be several out of town guests here
for the affair.
Members of the Music Study Club
issued invitations today for a tea,
which they will give Friday afternoon
for Nine. Grace Bruno Marcusson, of
Chicago, who will come to Topeka to
sing at the Messiah" which is to be
given at the auditorium Thursday
evening. Mime. Marcusson is person
al friend of Mrs. Harry Tasker, a well
known Topeka musician. The tea will
be given at the home of Mrs. Harry
Lyman, 1884 Polk street The guests
will be members of the Ladies' Music
club, the Minerva club, the Matinee
Music club, the music department of
the Federation of Women and the girls
of the Sigma Alpha Iota sorority of
Washburn college.
The guests will be received by Mrs.
Morton Albaugh, who will present
them to Mrs. Lyman and Nine. Mar
cusson. Others in the line will be
Mrs. Tasker, Mrs. Ralph H. Cav and
Miss Ethel Grant
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V. Deacon will preside in the dining
room. They will be assisted by Miss
Lulu McCabe, Miss Elsie Chapman
and Miss Gladys Cav Through the
E. Bair. Mrs. S. ]. Crumbine and Mrs
]. F. Kaho will assist
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Miss Hazel Risteen entertained at
bridge this afternoon in compliment to
her sister. Mrs Harry Rigby, who is a
guest at the Risteen home. The guests
were members of Miss Risteens bridge
club.
Miss Lillian Stone, whose marriage
to Mr.. Beril johnson will take place
the first of January, was the honor
guest at a shower given by the Beta
sorority girls Saturday night at the
Beta house on College Hill.
Mrs. Charles Elliot entertained the
Lakota club at her home this after
noon. Mrs. Harrison Morgan read an
paper OlI
The Topeka D. A. r. will hold a
meeting at the home Of Mrs. George
Godfrey Moore Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Morton Albaugh has arranged
special program of Christmas music.
The Presbyterian church women
will serve a cafeteria luncheon and
dinner Wednesday in connection with
their Christmas bazaar The booths
will he in CHARGE of the SI1neriQfRndRnfs.
of the different circles and will in
clude: Mrs r. c. Reed, Mrs. James
T. Bell. Mrs. J. F. Switzer. Mrs. o. E.
Walker, Mrs. G.. w. Reed, Mrs. George
L. B. McClintock- Mrs. Oscar L.
Moore is the president of the Ladies'
Aid society.
The cafeteria will be served begin
ming at eleVen-thirty o'clock and the
dinner in the evening will be served
veHtion." presented by members of the
Social Service club. will he an after
noon feature.
The Bellies" of the sub-seTlior class
of the Topeka high school entertained
their boy friends at a dinner given at
the home of Miss Helen Rutledge. |
they were entertained at a
line party at the Iris. Those in at
tendance were: Margaret Rust Faith |
Young, Helen Bennett, Florence F'rit- |
ton, Helen Foley, Edna Becker, Luz
ellie Mcguire, Pauline Sanders. Dor |
othy Bair, Sarah Parkinson, Dorothy
Richardson, Ramona Kirkpatrick, Es-
Their Grandon. Violette Matthews, Dor |
othy Bradbury, Augusta Hardt, Ber-
nice Sanders, Helen Hollar, Marian. |
Dana, Anna Crane. Faye Warning |
Louise Brown, Ruth Phinny. Esther !
Thomas. Augusta Taylor, Esther Lin |
deli, Mildred Settle. Margaret, Con-