The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-29

This has won much praise Throughout
the country.
Miss Clark is the guest of Miss
Bertha Hampstead ana she and her
hostess will be entertained at dinner
Sunday noon by Mayor and Mrs. Jay
E. House, and at tea in the afternoon
by Miss Effie Graham. Miss Clark
will return Sunday evening to Law
renee, where she is taking u degree in
the university
Miss Mary Weightman entertained
informally yesterday afternoon N
compliment to Miss May Tomlinson,
whose marriage TO Mr.. Raymond Kim
mel of A-cLouth, viii take place Feb.
5. The guests were the members of a
sewing club to which Miss Weight
man and Miss Tomlinson belong.
Mrs. L. L. Kiene will entertain her
briuge luncneon club Friday at her
home on Van Buren, street;
Mrs. E. ]. Shakeshaft will enter
tain La Douzaine bridge club next
Monday afternoon at her home, 11O1
West Tenth street.
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Mrs. Alice Is. Love will give a din
ner tonight for her niece, Miss Dor
othy Harrington. The dinner will be
given at Mills tea room followed by a
line party at the Iris. The guests will
be: Mrs. L. L. Kiene, Miss Harrington,
Miss Maym Parsons, Miss Marguerite
Kiene, Miss Helen Reinbach, Miss
Francis Ford, Miss Gertrude Ford,
Miss Elsie Cuthbert, Miss Eloise Sar-
gent, Miss Juliet Brown, Miss Alice
Hughes. Miss Frances Morrison, Miss
Laurene Crary and Miss Dorothy
Crane.
Topeka is generally honored by
visit OF the president of the. United
States at least once during his term
of office, but t is not often that we
nave the prl. sc of entertaining the
first lady OF the land. Mrs. Hayes
accompanied President Hayes on his
western trip in the summer of Is
and Topeka at that time did the hon
ors as hostess to the mistress of the
White House. We are to have that
pleasure once more on next Wednes-
day, when President and Mrs. Wood
row Wilson will be our guests for sew
eral hours.
An unusually large amount of in
terest is conferred in Mrs. Wilson be-
cause she is a bride of only a few
weeks and has been described in the
papers all over the country as a most
beautiful and charming woman as
well as because she is the wife of the
president.
A number of prominent Kansas wo-
men are on the committee which is to
entertain the presidents party while
they are our guests. The ladies on the
entertainment committee have not en-
tlrely completed their plans, but those
who are to extend the courtesies of
the city to Mrs. Wilson are: Mrs
Arthur Capper. Mrs. j. e. House, Mrs.
w. K. Atchison, Mrs. w. o. Rigby
Mrs. Cora G. Lewis of Kinsley, Mrs.
J. w. Orr of Atchison and Mrs. E. E.
Murphy of Leavenworth.
The presidents party will be enter
tanned at luncheon at the home of
Governor and Mrs. Arthur Cap
per. Covers will be laid for Presi-
dent and Mrs. Wilson. Mayor and Mrs
Jay E. House, Mrs. w. w. Webb presi-
/ Webb and Governor and Mrs Capper.
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| The Topeka Federation of Women
will hold their meeting Thursday in
| the assembly room of the Y w. c. A
The meeting will begin promptly at ?
O'Clock. The first hour will be in
charge of the art department with
Mrs. Catherine Hand chairman. Mrs.
Bennett r. Wheeler will give a lee
ture on Fra Angelica" illustrated on
a screen by Mr.. Clement Smith. Music
will be furnished by Mrs. Parkhurst.
| The second hour of the morning
session will be in charge of the res
try department with Mrs. A. A. Rob
inson chairman. A lecture Care OF
Trees will be given by Mr. Chas
Scott of the State Agricultural college
Mr.. Scott is state forester This will
be followed by a discussion.
There viii be a noon hour for the
reception OF new members which will
be a social hour. The afternoon meet
ing will be in charge of the education