The Topeka state journal., 1916-11-20

Edward w Scudder. for thirty years;
justice of the supreme court of New
Jersey.
Lieutenant Ryder is now stationed
at Fort Sam Houston, Tex, and lis
family Will be with him at the fort
Mrs. Effie Van Tuyl and Mrs C. ID.
Lloyd of Leavenworth will come to
! Topeka to attend the annual meeting
of the Daughters of the Founders and
Patriots. which will be in session in
/ this city The board of managers of
the organization will be entertained at
luncheon Wednesday by Mrs N F..
Handy and her daughter. Mrs John
R. Shelton.
The business meeting of the society
will be held Thursday morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David w MuIvane
have returned from Kansas City.
where they were guests of honor at a
dinner and theater party given by DIR.
and Mrs C. c. Allen. DIR. and Mrs
John V. Conzett of Dubuque, Iowa,
shared honors with Mr. and Mrs. Null
vane. The dinner was given at Muehle-
bach. and fourteen guests were asked.
After dinner DR.. and Mrs Allen took
their guests for a theater party at the
Orphedm. to see Lily Langtry. the ac-
tress who is known as The Jersey
liam Corbet LIE Breton, dean of the
Island of Jersey. England. After the
theater Dr. and Mrs. Allen and their
guests had a supper party. The af-
fair was given in celebration of the
/ twentieth wedding anniversary of Dr.
and Mrs. Allen.
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The Shawnee County Political Sci
ence club will meet Friday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. in the assembly room
of the National hotel The lesson in
parliamentary law will be on "Officers.
their duties and privileges" and will
be conducted by Mrs. S. ]. Thurston.
Miss Nanon Herren will read from
Miss Effie Graham's book. Aunt
Liza's Praisin' Gate" Both Miss Her
rem and Miss Graham are members OF
the club The meeting Friday will be
the last one of this season that Miss
Herren will attend prior to her de-
parture for Boston.
Dr. Sara Greenfield will have the
paper of the afternoon on THE Care
of the Unfit" Owing to some of the
crimes committed in this state during
the year past, the club women are
particularly interested in the problem
OF the care Of degenerates. and in view
OF legislation that will be asked of the
approaching session of the states law
makers, the subject of the care of the
unfit is apropos.
Miss Mary V. Morris of -Westmore-
land, Kan, is visiting Mrs. Claude E.
Neil In her honor Mrs. Neil asked =
few guests for an afternoon at thin
bles Saturday. Those who attended
were: Miss Morris, Mrs. Mary e.
Chaplin. Miss Ann Ballard, Miss Ma
rie Mahew, Mrs Marian Sullivan, Miss
Edna States, Miss Flora Vesper, Miss
Kitty Tandy, Mrs '. A Countryma 4
of Utica. Kan, who is visiting Mr.. and
[ Mrs. William Bond, and Mrs. Charles
I Rice.
| Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Neil and their
( family. and Miss Morris. Miss Ellen
Hulse and Miss Sylvia Rice motored to
St Marys, where they had dinner
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Miss Marguerite GohIke, who sang
before President and Mrs. Wilson
! has received from Mrs. Wilson's social
secretary. the following letter, in ac-
! acknowledgement of an invitation TO Miss
Gohlke's debut recital: My dear lit
/ tie girl: President and Mrs Wilson
are very glad indeed to receive youI
invitation to your recital They thank
you cordially for the congratulations
you sent them and value them very
/ highly
One of the fads of the season which
eastern papers have been CONNIE ntins
on. is the leap into popularity of the
old time paisley shawls. The woman
whose grandmother wflled her a pals
. ley shawl is in luck The treasures
are not used as shawIs. to be sure
far from it. But they are US d in 4
hundred other ways. They may be
utilized to line fur or extensive cloth