The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-28
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Will give wednesday afternoon, rep
ruary 2, with Mrs Frank Pelletier AS
guest of honor. There will be guests
for ten tables.
Mrs. Bronson formerly lived in
Sioux City, Ia, and she and Mrs. Pei
letter became friends at that time.
Mrs. Bronson will entertain with
bridge-luncheon some day next week.
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Mrs. John r. Shelton entertained
the Daughters of the Founders and
Topeka avenue this afternoon. This
organization is very exclusive as, ill
order to be member, one must
have descended in a direct line from
some American patriot of fame. There
are only about twelve members.
Among them are: Mrs John r. Shell
ton, Mrs. n. F. Handy, Mrs. c. A. Nc
CURE, Mrs. Julia Farnsworth Soper
of Topeka, Mrs. F. A. Wilcox of Abb
lene, Mrs. David Hill and Mrs. Eliza
beth Jane Lusadder, of Salina, Mrs.
Cyrus Lloyd, Mrs. Effie H. Van Tayl
and Mrs. William Smith Haiti of
Leavenworth, Mrs E. B. Purcell of
Manhattan, and Mrs. Jouett Shouse
of Kinsley Mrs. Warren NJ. Crosby
viii be a guest this afternoon as her
papers have been sent in and she is
soon to become a member
| Miss Caroline Thomas entertained
her bridge club this afternoon at her
home There were. no substitutes
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Friends of Professor and Mrs
Klngenberger will be interested in
knowing that they are now in Roches-
ter, N Y. Professor Klingenberger
has bought a third interest in q large
school of music. They have 500 pupils
and are enjoying the work. Professor
Penny, also well known in Topeka, is
teaching pipe organ in the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klingenberg left To-
PEEK about seven years ago and have
been living in Portland, Oregon, ever
since until about a year ago when they
went east and opened this school OF
music in Rochester, N. Y. Professor
Klingenberger is one of the most pop
ular musicians who has ever been i'll
Topeka and before leaving Topeka he
was head of the music department of
Washburn college.
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Mrs. Catherine NJ. Sophia Davis,
who is now living with her daughter,
street, was at one time a sewing wonl-
an in the home of Dolly Madison,
wife of President James Madison.
Mrs. Davis is 81 years of
and moved to Atchison, where she
lived in one house for sixty years
Sho came to Topeka about a month
ago to make her home with her
daughter. Mrs: Davis is the grand
+ mother of Judge Hugh T. Fisher,
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Friends of Mr.. Quinton- Adams will
be interested in knowing that he has
been transferred from New York to
employed by the Westinghouse COM
pany. s.lsr1
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The West Side Forestry club held
their January meeting Thursday after
noon in the breakfast room of the Y.
w. c. A, to which a number of guests
were asked
The program consisted of some mu-
steal selections and two papers. Miss
Lydia Emery played two piano solos,
Pastorale, by Scarlatti. and Hun
garian Dance, by Brahms. Mrs.
Arthur Henderson sang 'Oh. That We
Two Were Maying,' THE Wind and
the Little Persimmon Tree" Miss
Marian McAfee sang "I Want to Live
in Kansas a song written by Kan
sas girl, Effie Rock Dale.
Mrs. F. o. Burkett read a paper
about 'Wasps, Ants and Bees, which
of the most intelligent of the insect
species Mrs William Macferran
gave an address on 1.-THE Ever-Bloom-
ing Garden" making her speech prac-
teal by giving information on meth
DDS of growing house plants and early
bulbs She gave out list of flowers
and shrubs in their proper order ac
cording to seasons. She also brought
to the meeting a basket of bouShs,
bearing winter berries, from Gage
park Mr. Reinisch had selected the
shrubbery for her, and had labeled
each variety for the benefit of the
club members.
The roll call at the end of the meet
ing was answered by the names OF
noted Kansans. The list included
Judge and Mrs. Kingman, John Brown,
Senator ingalls,, the late Rev. Mr.. Nc
Afee, Mr.. Coburn, Esther Clark, Mar
garet Hill McCarter mentioned three
times), Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Governor
Capper. Governor Robinson, Governor
St John, Effie Graham, and many of
the states pioneers, writers and poll
| ticians
Mrs A A. GODDARD, Mrs w. W. Kitch-
ell, Mrs. T. r. Paxton, Mrs. P. G. Noel,
| Mrs. A A. Robinson, Mrs. D. L. Nc
Eachron. Mrs Herbert Armstrong.
Miss Mary Quigley, Of COLORADO
| Foster, Mrs F. w. Watson, Mrs.
Emma Sells Marshall, Mrs. J. T. Bell,
Mrs. J. J. Golden. Miss Alice Meade,
Miss Edith Durant, Mrs. c. A. Kline,
Mrs. H. o. Carney, Mrs. A. Nichols,
Miss Lydia Emery, Mrs. T. F. Doran.
Miss Florence Campbell. Mrs. Festus
Foster, Mrs L. H. P. Hillyer. Mrs. F.
| O. Burkett, Mrs. H. A. OFT, Mrs. ]. A
Stoner, Mrs. Robert Capp, Miss Bertha
Hampstead and Miss kate Thomen'
Mr. Daniel Muller will give a stu
dent recital at his studio this evening
at s O'Clock. The following students
will play: Miss Georgiana Metzger.
Miss Floye Higgins. Miss Doris Gil
more, Miss Helen jacobson, Miss Isa-
bel Garrett, Miss June Henderson, Mr..
Robert Wilson. Miss Christine Ross,
Miss Bernice Bullock. The last two on
the list are pupils of Miss Ann Myers.
Students and parents are cordially
| invited.
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Mrs ARA ]. Clark is entertaining
at dinner this evening for the mem bers
| of the chorus of the First Baptist
church. Covers will be laid for twelve
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| Mrs. George Crosman. who will