The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-10

the home of Mrs o. l. Moore, in Polk
street. The club is studying Biblical
characters this year, and the subject
for yesterdays session was Moses"
The Grade Teachers club of Man
haitian gave a banquet for Miss Mabel
Smith, of Topeka, at the College Inn.
Miss Smith is president of the Topeka
Grade Teachers club, and has been
instrumental in the organization of
similar clubs in various cities of Kan
sas and Missouri.
The Matinee Music club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Wistar Will
liams. The program for the meeting
was as follows:
Intermezzo. in A .... .MacDoWeu
Miss Ethel B. Grant
Carmena H Lane Wilson
Miss Lulu McCape
Portrait, Op. 10, Mo. % .Rubenstein
Miss Ann Myers.
The Sea Hath Hundred Moods.
On the Lake, From Seminole Leg
Miss Eleanor Bartel.
Novelette,, OPP. % 49,. .Schumann
Miss Louise Pontius.
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The Country club Cherubs had a
party Thursday night at the club
house. The Cherubs are about nine
or ten couples Of the youngish mar
ried people, who dance at the club
weekly or fortnightly, according to
their convenience 1t is understood to
be a musical organization, since one
of the women can sing, and the others
have vicurolas or monographs.
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A committee of club women met
Thursday afternoon to discuss plans
for the entertainment of delegates at
the State Federation meeting in To-
peka April IL and IL. Some of the
arrangements will be passed upon to-
night by Mrs. J. M. Miller, of Council
Grove, president of the State Fedora
ton, at a meeting she will hold at the
National hotel with some of the club
women of Topeka.
The clubs represented at the meet
ing yesterday were: The Federation
Vignette club, the Current Literary
club, West Side Forestry club, and
Western Sorosis.
Governor and Mrs. Arthur Capper
will give a reception Monday evening,
April 10, at the governors home, in
Topeka avenue.
A luncheon will pc given by the
Topeka women for the visitors in the
gymnasium of Washburn college, and
the sessions of the convention will be
held in WaShburn college chapel.
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Mrs. o. L. Moore will go to Enter
prise, KAN next Tuesday to attend a
house party to be given by Mrs. C. A
Hoffman, a club woman of the state.
Mrs. Hoffman will give two luncheons,
one Wednesday and one Thursday of
next week. The club women of En-
terprise and Abilene will give silver
tea one day next week to raise money
for the municipal hall of Enterprise.
The money will be used to buy a
stereopticon machine for the hall
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Mrs Charles Eldridge will give a
party Saturday afternoon for her little
son, Ozwin, in celebration of his birth
day anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Taylor will cele-
brate the fiftieth anniversary of their
wedding Saturday, March H. They
will be glad to meet informally, dur
ing the afternoon or evening, all their
friends and their acquaintance of the
earlier days, at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. A. K. Van Hook, 127
Clay street
The marriage of Miss Jennie Grant
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs G A
Grant, of 1875 Tyler street, to Mr.
Dale McGrath, of Newton, Kan, son
of Mrs. Lee McGrath, of 1919 Tyler
street, Topeka, took place at noon.
March 9. at the parsonage of the Rev
Robert Gordon After the marriage
luncheon was served at the Grant
home for the members of the two
families. Mr.. and Mrs. McGrath have