The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-28

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fessor whittemore and Mrs. Paul
LoveweIl and were very original and
clever.
Mrs; Quail was Betty Blue" Dr.;
Jack Spratt and his wife Mrs
/ Wnittemore was Little Red Ridin6
I Hood" and Prof. Whittemore was
Little Johnny Green" Dean Mac
/ Eachron was in the costume of Jack
/ Stout Prof. J. K Lovewen was My
/ Wife Mary" Mr. H W. Bomgardner
was The Priest all ShaTen and
Shorn' and Mrs Bomgardner repre-
sented Little Miss Muffet-" Mr. Paul
Z LoveweH was the Little Man with
the Little Gun and Mrs LoveweH
I took the part of Dance Little Baby
Dance" Mrs. John Sargent, Jr-, was
/ dressed as Marjorie Daw-" Professor
Kirkpatrick represented solomon
I Grundy'' and Mrs. T. Y. Todd was
Mary Grey"
4 There were about twenty-five of
THE club members ard their husbands
present and the following guests: Mr.
i ana Mrs Charles Startzman, Miss
Jare Startzman, Miss Mary Startz-
man, Miss Ruth Cowgirl and Mrs 2
Cone.
I The house was very artistically dec
4 grated for the occasion owing to the
I talent of Mrs. L D. Whittemore and
Mrs. D. W. Fisk. The dining room
was in pink Pink carnations were
used on the table and there were
dows.
Miss Adelaide Johnston, of Leav-
enworth. and Miss Marion Walp, who
is teaching this year in Meriden. have
returned to their homes after having
spent the weekend with Miss Ruth
Raster. Miss Marguerite Settler, who
was also a guest at Miss Raster 5
home is spending a few days with
Mrs. T r. Paxton. before she returns
to her home in HOltOn.
Saturday afternoon Miss Raster en-
tertained in honor of her house guests
Those present were: Mrs J. H O'Con-
nell. Miss Erma Zutavern, Miss Mar
JOrie Lyle, Miss Isabelle Savage Miss
Cfracia Wood. Miss Katherine Harri-
son. Miss Ruth Rooster and Miss
Helen KoOntz-
Miss Grace Marguerite Browning.
! of Grand Rapids, Mich, was the guest
, of honor at an informal tea given Sat
urday afternoon by her cousin, Miss
Hazel Wing. Those asked to meet
l Walker, Miss Grace Koontz, Miss Mar
| guerite Koontz. Mrs. Horace White
/ house Miss Helen Phipps, Miss CLYDE
, Bonebrake. Mrs Edwin Campbell;
Mrs c. B. Jordan, Mrs. John kar!
: Rankin and Miss Hazel Howe
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
l Mrs. Harold T Chase Saturday night
i Among their friends who met early III
= the evening at the home of Mr. and
1 Mrs. c. B. Merriam were: Governor
and Mrs. Arthur Capper, Mr.. ana MIS-
b c. 3. Merriam, Mr. and Mrs Franz
: Merriam, DR.. and Mrs. w y West
e Mr. and Mrs. George NJ Crawford, MI
and Mrs. Harrison Morgan, Mr. and
Mrs B. F. Akers and Mr. and Mrs ID
I T. Hammatt-
ovo small Girl who celebrates heI
second birthday tomorrow is eight
years old. but has had the pleasure OIL
l. cutting her birthday cake only once
- Miss Lois Lindsay will give an in
formal. reception this evening at th'
= second United Presbyterian church
where she has Montessor1- klnoergaF
> ten this year All those interested II
= the Montessori system are invited
Miss Lindsay will be assisted by MIS-
E,ffie Graham. president of the Mon
tessori association in Topeka, and D!
Mrs J. Frederick Scott, the secretary
Members of the Montessorl board ar
- Mrs Arthur Capper, Miss Elite Dean
Dr. and Mrs 5 5. Estey, Mrs A @
Frost Mrs Robert D. Carver. Mr.
W. GIeed, Mrs Adrian Green, Deal
and Mrs. D. L. McEachron. Mrs
- George w Parkhurst Mrs. Albert
II Reid. Mrs. Robert :. stewart. Prof. A
]. stout and Superintendent H. B. vii
!. son.
=
short time ago some of the bust
> ness men in the New England buildtn
received a very mysterious caller. VIII
,, announced himself in a most origina
and unique way. The men noticed
\ small piece of paper, which was bein
slipped in and out of the letter slot
V in the doors Upon finally capturin
the paper, they read in a childis
scribble, Come on out here and Sc
II who is here" They each went warily
# fearing that something tragic wa
l. about to happen, only to discover
b very small boy, who seemed to be en-
Is joying the joke immensely.
: = -
IS The members of the normal trainIn
e class of the Topeka high school had
r spread at the hor-e of Miss Elsie Car
d ter. 1905 West Sixteenth Saturda
IS afternoon. The affair was in charg
D. of the social committee composed G
e Miss Gasche, chairman; Miss Pans
. Piercy, Miss Pearl klusmire, Mis-
Pearl HensIey and Miss Gertrud
Edith Curtis Miss TiIlie Snyder, Mis-
Ruth Burgett, Miss Madge Huggin.
Miss Willard Couture, Miss Len
z SchmahI, Miss Edna Backus, Miss Vir
ginia Mccoy. Miss Lillian Fritscht
Miss AIfrata Anderson, Miss Lott
Johnson. Miss Lucille Weber, Mis-
Helen Mitchell, Miss Nettie Lang, Mis-
:, Jennie Miller, Miss Eunice Broadly
/ Miss Florence McBroOm. Miss A1c
. WaIdrOn. Miss Zelna Tracy, Mis-
Elizabeth Schenck, Miss Beth William
r. son, Mr.. and Mrs. George F. William
a son and Mr.. Kanute Broadly.
a {. + =
q Miss Alice Hughes will entertain tn
- | Washburn Dramatic club, at her HON
= in POtWin, Wednesday evening.
clever farce will be given by some c
E. the club mem bers
D, = = =
t The Music Study club will NEE
If | Thursday afternoon with Mrs. F. 4
: | Wilson on AI1IIva ne street