The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-14

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/ Mrs. Belle Hall Small and Miss Glenna
Cross are expected home today from
visit to Miss Lou Nicely of Leavenworth
! Mr.. and Mrs A. Dienst Will go to the
| Throop next week to live.
disposition so far as they can be deter
/ mined in baby.
/ Little Philip is seven months old,
/ has never been sick in his life, and is
! as happy as he is healthy. AS none of
| his grades have fallen below 100, he
has the honor of being a perfect baby.
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Miss Nanon Herren, who will leave
/ in December for Boston to teach IN
the Curry School of Expression, will
give dinner party Wednesday night
1 at her home in Topeka avenue, for the
members of the Woman'S Rotary club
of which she is president. She will
/ give New England dinner, since she
! is soon to become New Englander.
After the dinner the regular meeting
of the club will be held.
Miss Herren vas honor guest at a
party given by ner Bible class at the
First Christian church Monday even
/ in
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The Modoc club will give a dinner
party at the Elks club in celebration
of the fortieth anniversary of their or
/ ganiZatiOn. About thirty guests will
be present.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Mrs. Ida Griffith of 328
Van Buren, street, to Mr.. David Smith
of Frankfort, Ind. The marriage will
| take place some time during the week
following Christmas.
The announcement was made II a
| class party given Monday evening at
the First Christian church Mrs. Grit
fifth is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Council of Van Buren, street.
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The Tivoli club will give a carnival
and costume dance Wednesday night.
Thanksgiving day. similar party
was given last year, and was so sue
cessful that the club is making it an
annual affair.
Mrs. Charles Sawyer of kansas City
visited Mr.. and Mrs. E e. Ames "a
their home in Potwin Place. She was
guest at meeting of the Topeka
c Bowman was l'ostess. Other guests
Of the club Were Mrs. Aines, Mrs. j.
L. Cation and Mrs. H. B. Hoseicom.
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The Fillmore Street Whist club
which was to have met Thursday
with Mrs. w. A. Morton, has post
poned the meeting. The postponathert
is made on account of the critical ILL
ness of Bishop F. r. Millspaugh. and
is made out of respect to him, as
some of the members have been his
parishioners and are his personal
friends.
The Sigma Alpha Iota sorority is
celebrating the anniversary of it's in
staIlatlon today The local chapter,
Sigma NJ, became affiliated with the
national sorority of Sigma Alpha Iota
two years ago today. The girls of the
chapter are having an afternoon party
today at O'Clock, which will be fol-
lowed by dinner. The decorations
are red and lite roses, the national
colors of the society.
The guests include the active alum
nae members, the pledges and the
patronesses.
The toasts at the dinner tonight will
be 1.-The Past THE Present and
1.-The Future Miss Frances Cav, the
president, will be toastmistress, ami
responses will be made as follows;
Sigma, the Past" Miss Elsie Chap
emit" Miss Uarda Baird, an active
member: "Iota, the Future Miss
F'reda Miller, a pledge.
| Both parties are given at the chap
ter house.
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Mr.. Larry Huey and Mr.. Frank F'a-
Bile are arranging a dancing party to
| be given at Kellam hall Friday night
of this week. Ray Halls orchestra
will furnish the music for the party,
| Wnlch Will be subscription aI1air.
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| The Minerva club was entertained
| Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Morton Albaugh. Mrs. Albaugh and
Mrs. H. L. Peppmyer were hostesses.
! The program consisted partly of mu-
sic from the two Norwegian compos-
ers, Emma and Neupert. Illustrations
| of their work were as follows:
l. promptly, ....:.............. Emma
Miss Marjorie Glasgow.
6resto Neupert
| Blru song Neupert
Miss Alma Nelson
| miscellaneous program was given
also. with the following numbers:
| If Flowers Could Speak. yucca
The Birth of Spring Steffen
Mrs. J. X. Rankin.
Hills of Skye --....................H Harris
Alone in Loves Garden. Huitt
Mrs. L. Brown.
! The Rose Leans Over the Pool Chadwick
Love Came in at the Door. Liebling
Mrs. George II. Allen.
La la fecauora --...---....--.----.- .DeCosta
Miss Esther Payne
Mrs. Robert Gordon gave a sum-
mary of the life and work of the dra-
matist. Strindberg, whom the club has
been studying since the opening of the
club season in the early fall. She also
read the play, The Dream Play" by
| Strindberg.
The guests of the club were: Mrs.
! Noah Moser of Loogeetee, who is Wis