The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-30
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\ crowd of young society people
will introduce new feature into To-
peka entertaining New Years eve.
They are to give watch party at the
home OF one of the girls and then,
promptly at u o'clock. they will go
To the Elks hall. where a ball will be
in progress until the wee. small hours
Of the morning
The girls Of the party will be host
esses during the early part of the
evening al the home of Miss Harriette
Hin. This entertainment. beginning
AT o'clock. will be an informal re-
ception. The men assume the re-
sponsibility for the opening of the
new year with the dance.
The chaperons will be some of the
popular young married folk. including
AIR and Mrs Clarence Jordan. MI.
and Mrs. Allen Sells. Mr. and Mrs.
Warwick Updegraff and Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Lux.
Among those present will be Miss
HILL Miss Antoinette Clark and her
guest. Miss Eleanor Atkinson of Law
renee. Miss Isabel Stewart. Miss Doris
EoSer. Miss Gladys Neil. Miss MOrah
Gatchel Miss Carol Thrall. Miss Anne
Weightman Miss Hazel Boast. Miss
Jessie Burnette. Miss Elizabeth Hop
kins. Miss Georgia Neese. Miss Helen
Lucas. Miss Irene Miller. Miss Dor
othy Coe. Mr. Robert Biene. Mr.. Jack
Ericsson. Mr.. Charles Mckee. Mr.. John
Dean. Mr.. Larry Huey. Mr.. Frank
Faoel. Mr.. Stanley Copeland, Mr.. Ken
meth Adams. Mr.. Alden Weightman.
Mr. John Porter. Mr.. Waite Lytle. Mr.
George Rourke. Mr.. John Bauerline,
Mr.. Charles Kouns. Mr.. Fritz Bone
brake. Mr.. Gale Morgan and Mr.. Jim
Brier
Mrs. Arthur Capper will give n re-
ception in compliment to the Native
Daughters Of Kansas al the governors
residence on Topeka avenue on the
afternoon of January 10. The hours
are from until 9 and all Native
Daughters are invited to be present
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AIr and Mrs. A. d. Beers enter
tained with an old-fashioned southern
dinner last evening at their home.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Eason Of Ottawa. Mr.. and Mrs.
George PollinEer. Miss Lucy Pollinger
and Mir. Lorrdl Dial
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Mrs. L. g. Marsh entertained two
tables az cards informally Yesterday
afternoon at her home in Potwin-
Those VINO played were Mrs. Hurlbert
Nerkcs of Chicago. Miss Gwen God
dard of Detroit. Miss Grace Frost, Miss
Helen Brigham. Miss Winifred Green,
Miss Alice Griffin, Miss Daisy Neil
and Mrs. March.
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AR and Mrs. Matthew Weightman,
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sveishtman and Miss Anne Weightman
viii have their home on Fillmore
street open To their friends on New
Years afternoon between the hours of
, and o'clock
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The tenth municipal pipe organ re-
citni will be given at the city audi
torium Sunday afternoon at o'clock
by Dean Horace WhitehOuse.
The program for the concert fol-
Choral ImprovIsat tfnuen. ........ karg Ebert
ial ~Frene dich sehr. - meine seele"
~ Aus meines IIerzens Grunde'
firunsle Piece Symphonique. ..-...... Franck
AHdantino Serioso-Allegro non troppo
maesfnsn.
Anslante- Observation-Disclosures.
Allegro non troppO maestoso-
Audauiino serioso.
Allegro non troppo @ maestoso-
Allcgrettc-An,lante.
Iisaus uup plus largement.
symphony NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nierne
IT. pastorule.
Eant' sic sur un Noel aneien. Tomhelle
symphony N....-............... W 1dor
Allegro Nivace.
Mr.. J. +. Haskell entertained at din
ner at the Throop hotel last night for
W. y. Hawley d. +. Lamb. c. y. Hull
H. l. Harris. all of Herington; Mr.. o.
w Little OF Alma and Mr.. \. J. Car
ruth. Jr
one Topeka society woman was
very much surprised a few days after
Christmas. when she was showing her
gifts to a neighbor. to find that one
Of her present contained two cards
the one Of her good friend, who had
sent the package. and also another of
a well known Topeka woman. with
whom she had only slight acquaint-