The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-08

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Mrs. NJ. Alexander will entertain ,
the Topeka Art Embroidery club /
Thursday afternoon at her home, 219 |
Western avenue.
The regular meeting of the Art de-
partmenu of the Federation will be |
held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the studio at Washburn college
This promises to be an unusually in
will talk on Little Stories of the |
Saints" Roll call will be responded |
to by incidents from the Lives of
Saints"
The Music department of the To- |
peka Federation of Women Will meet /
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock with !
Mrs. Frank P. whitmore, 1897 Clay /
street Mrs. L. c. Walbridge Will
have charge OF the program.
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With the dawning of today Topeka
society has drawn the shades and IL
is very dark day indeed Tor the
society reporter. But whether the
general slump in the society world is
due entirely to Lent-hence to last
during the next six weeks--or Whether
the large number of people INDUCING
in their annual spring house cleaning
and making arrangements for their
wardrobes for the warm weather.
which is to come together with tine
wind which we have had for the last
/ TWO DAYS. are having their influence,
will be determined within the next
week or two. So far there are no in
vitations for large parties of any klno
and the dancing people have not de-
1 c!ded just how they Will spend their
hours of recreation, during the period
before Easter. The next dates for the
Helianthus and Tivoli clubs are for
after Easter parties, but II is rumored
that the Helianthus may dance within
/ the next few weeks, owing to a over
/ flowing treasury, to say nothing OF
the spirits of the majority of its mem
| bers.
The Varsity will probably dance
during Lent and there may be some
subscription dances. Some of the card
weeks, as usual, but nevertheless Ash
Wednesday is blue Wednesday for
the 5. r.
The men of the Jayhawker club
Will give their annual banquet for
their wives Monday evening. The
members of the club this year are:
Mr.. A. E. Van Petten, Mr.. Otis S. Al
len. Mr.. J. A Mcclure, Mr.. Otis E.
Hungate, Mr.. J. p Coleman, Judge
John s. Dawson, Mr.. w. S. Eberle, Mr..
Fred Fuller. Mr.. Clad Hamilton. DIR.
G. NJ. Hensley. Mr.. E. H Hoagland,
| Mr.. George Hughes, Mr.. ]. S. Long
shore, Mr.. T. NJ. Lillard, Mr. NJ. o.
Lock. Mr.. George McDermott. Mr..
Marco Morrow, Mr.. E. l. O'Neil. Mr..
II. Ward Page. Mr.. w. P. Williams,
Mr.. Robert Shoemaker, Mr.: 5. G.
Zimmerman. Mr.. Charles Wierenga
and Mr. David G. Pags.
Nine. Lunde Souther will entertain
the parents of her pupils and a few
! additional friends Friday evening at
her home on College Hill with a mu-
steal evening which will be given by
some of her pupils. Those who will
furnish the program are: Miss Helen
Brigham. Miss Lydia Holland, Miss
Freda Marsh, Miss Catherine Keers.
( Miss Martha Schutting, Miss Margaret
Thrapp. Miss Gertrude Helm. Miss
Ruth Pennick and Mr.. Leslie Mont
criss.
A marriage which will take place
tonight at the home of the brides
parents, Cloverdale, southwest of
town is that of Miss Sadie Neal and
Mr.. Joseph White. The Rev w. M.
Jackson Of the Second United Presby
terrain church will read the ceremony.
The bride attended the Topeka high
school from which she graduated last
June. She lived at the home of DIR.
and Mrs Walter Wedding last year
Wnlle Sne was dItenQ1nR ScnOOl.
The groom is a nephew of Mrs. John
| kirkpatrick of this city. He attended
the State Agricultural college at Man
haitian and is now living on a farm
southwest of town. where he and his
bride will be at home to their friends.
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Miss Mary Harrison and Mrs. Nellie
Terrill, who put on Die Meister-
schaft, a play by Mark Twain, last
week at the high school. are enter
fraiVn Il
at the National. Their guests include
Miss Margaret Doe. Miss Lura Barnes
Miss Margaret Rust, Miss Faith
Young, Miss Mildred Brooks, Mr. Hor-
ton CarsweIl. Mr.. Paul Phelps and Mr.
Raymond Long.
Miss Myrtle Radcliffe will have her
concert course again next year. This
is the first time that any of the con-
cert courses, which have been given
here in recent years, has been entirely
up to the advance notices Every
number advertised this year appeared
on schedule time. The artists for next
year will soon be announced.
Mrs o. W. Bolton, of 221 Elmwood
avenue, Potwin, has as her house
guests her mother, Mrs. c.. H. Dewey.
of Stockton, and her sister. Mrs. C. D.
entertained few friends at luncheon
yesterday in compliment to Mrs.
Dewey and Mrs. WEIGH.
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The Cav home. on Fillmore street.
viii be thrown open tomorrow after
noon to the members of the Sigma
I Alpha Iota musical sorority and a few
additional friends. The hostesses will
be the sorority members, among
whom are Miss Gladys Cav and Miss
Frances Cav, and their guests will
be some of the new girls of the school.
A musical program will furnish the
entertainment for the afternoon
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Miss Francis Bone. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Bone, had a few of her
little friends IN this afternoon after