The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-27

Mrs John r. Shelton had guests for
three tables at bridge Thursday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Julia Farnsworth
Soper, who Is back to Topeka from the
east, where she spent about a year,
ana Is visiting Mrs. L. H. Mum. The
Rogers of Bellaire. Mich, who is Mrs
Shelton's house guest. Mrs. James
Hurley of Washington, d. c., Mrs
Rollo j. Parker. Mrs. L. H. Mum.
Mrs A. A GODDARD, Mrs. E. H. Crosby,
Mrs M. C. Hammatt. Mrs. John e.
Lord, Mrs. George W. Parkhurst, Mrs.
Alvarado NJ. Fuller, Miss Anna Speck
and Mrs. Shelton.
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Miss Anne Sweet has asked guests
for an informal afternoon party Mon
| day for Miss Ruth Bauer whose mar
rage to DR.. Clark w. Zugg will be an
event of "Wednesday of next week, and
for Miss Bauer's sister. Mrs. Norman
/ Ramsey of Washington, D. C.
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Miss Orah Moneypenny gave a chain
party this afternoon for the benefit
of the Topeka Public Health Nursing
Mrs Robert c. March. Mrs. Fernley
Ginger, Miss Gladys West and Miss
Moneypenny.
Miss Mary Parkinson entertained a
few guests at dinner at the tea room
in the Mills building Thursday even
ing, in compliment to Miss Erna Zut-
avern of Great Bend, who is visiting
the girls at the Theta house of Wash
burn college. Miss Zutavern was a
student in Washburn last year
The dinner table was decorated with
a silver basket filled with pink roses
and violets. and tied with pink satin
ribbon and violet ribbon. The guests
were each given corsage bouquet OF
roses and violets. tied with violet cord
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Invitations are out for a tea to be
! given Wednesday, November 8, by
Mrs Horace Hall, at her home. SPA
! Tyler street
Mrs Bennett R. Wheeler will enter
+ tain at a chocolate Monday afternoon
+ for Mrs James Hurley of Washington,
/ D. c.. and for Mrs. Rollo Parker.
Mrs. Julia Farnsworth Soper will be
the guest of honor at two parties
/ which will be given by Mrs. L. H
/ Mum; the first to be a bridge party
Thursday, November 2, and the second
a buffet luncheon Saturday, Novem-
| Der f..
Miss Betty Bonebrake will have an
informal party at the Country club
/ Saturday night.
Mrs. J. A: Campbell entertained her
sewing club this afternoon at her
home, $40 Clay street.
Mrs. Albert Neese of Buchanan
| street will open her house Tuesday
night for a musicale evening. The af-
| fair will be a voice recital to be given
| by Mrs. George H. Allen, who has re-
/ Gently been chosen as a member of the
faculty of the Daniel Muller School of
1 Music.
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One of the newly completed apart
+ ment houses is the Nokomis, at the
corner of Eighth and Polk streets, and
/ the people who are moving into the
falts are: Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cope.
/ who have given up their house in
/ Harrison street; Mr. F. L. Christian
and his mother, Mrs. Frances Chris
tian; DR.. and Mrs. D. E. Stewart: Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. TuIly, Miss Clara Arm
strong and Miss Kate R. Williams,
both of the Y w. c. A, who will have
apartments together: and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Woolford. jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woolford are now on trip to
II Texas but will move into their apart
ments Immediately after their return.
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The West Side Forestry club met
Thursday with Mrs Thomas Page.
Mrs. Page and Mrs. Howard Johnston
were hostesses. The paper for the
afternoon was Herbs" their medici-
nal and culinary value" by DR..
EIvenor Ernest. Music was furnished
by Miss Euphemia Page, who sang. A
Scotch tea was served by the hostesses.
Guests of the club were; Mrs. Roy
L. Bone, Mrs. Elmer Ebey, Mrs. D. G.
Kline and Mrs. Edwin A. Austin.
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western Sorosis will meet Saturday
with Mrs. H w. Charles. All members
of the club who can not go in their
own conveyances. will be met by Mrs.
Charles's car at $50 o'clock at the
end of the Shorey car line.
Mrs. c. ]. Evans will read paper
on THE New Social Sense"
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Invitations have been issued for the
third Of a series of seven dances,
given by the Columbus club, to be
held at Kellam hall, Friday evening,
October 81.
The Thursday Study club had a
guest day meeting Thursday at the
home of Mrs. C. A Kline. 1921
i Buchanan street. The hostesses were
Mrs. Kline, Mrs. C. NJ. Hensley, Mrs
G.. P. Lawrence, Mrs. L. K. Hall and
Mrs. Frank Harrison. The members
responded to roll call with items OF
current interests on subjects that the
various members have chosen for re-
search during the year. Miss Gladys
can Indian Music which she illus
trated with piano selections. She told
of the work of some of the great
composers in the field of Indian mu-
SIC. especially Mcdowell. Farrell
II Cadman, Dean Skilton and Victor Her
bert. and she pointed out the differ
Il ence between the harmonization of In