The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-06


Parkinson, Miss Marguerite Parkin
son, Miss Mary Alexander, Miss Liz
liam Jordan, Miss Clemma Bollard,
Miss Bertha Kitchell, Miss Lulu
Greenough, Miss Ruth Raster, Miss
Ruth Foster, Miss Jean Treleaven,
lite Thrapp, Miss Marguerite Gohlke,
Miss Allison Shaver, Miss Ruth Lari-
mer, Miss Marjorie Rodgers, Miss
| Georgia James, Miss Lydia Barnes,
Miss Matte Barnes. Miss Birdie M.
Gear, Miss Bertha Mix. Miss Gladys
Cav and Miss Grace Powell.
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The Art Guild of Topeka is plan
ming a series of afternoon teas to be
/ given by different groups of its mem
1 bers. The parties, which will be very
4 informal, will be held is the rooms of
| the Art guild in West Eighth avenue
on Friday afternoons and Sunday aft
ernoons. The friends of the mem
bers who are entertaining on any par
1 ticular day will call on that afternoon.
The plan of the guild in giving the
teas is to awaken an interest in the
/ work the organization is doing to adj
vance art ideals in the comm unity.
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The first of a series of Sunday eve
ming dinners was given at the Elks
nan last night. Music was furnished
| by Gordon's orchestra, and about fifty
people were guests. Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Brelsford La
Refine Breisford, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Anderson, Miss Gertrude Anderson
Joseph and Billy Anderson, Mr. and
M Yates, Miss Thomasine Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w R. Falkiner, Mrs
Anna Aniba, Mrs. Leon futile, of Chi
cago, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thomas,
DIT. and Mrs. George Port Ashton,
Judge and. Mrs. q. T. Hazen, Mr. and
Mrs. E. c. Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs Bert
Green, Mr.. Frank Fowler Mr. Merle
| Fowler, Miss Bertha Senst, Miss Har-
| rtet SCHNEIDER, Miss Minnie Stewart
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Oval, Mr.. Ed
! Seeley, Miss Marian Saunders of Ber-
ryton, Mr.. Philip Mowers, Mr. Ed KEEL
| lam, Capt. R. NJ. SpiVey, DR.. J. G.
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Creary.
Mr. and Mrs George Hoover and Mr.
| E. C. Crockett
Dinner parties will be given regu-
larry each Sunday evening by the Eiks
and they expect to make them an at
tractive feature of the entertainments
of the season.
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! Mrs J. E. Cation entertained her
bridge club this afternoon with a guest
table for Mrs. William H THOMPSON.
of Washington, D. c. Those who play-
ed, besides the members were Mrs.
| thompson, Mrs. F. c. Kaths, Mrs. L.
L. Kiene. Mrs. A. T. Lucas and Mrs.
! Pelletier Walker.
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| MISS Margaret Glover of Kansas
CITY, viii arrive Tuesday to visit Miss
Helen Yoder. She will remain until
sunday, and Miss Yoder will accom-
pany her on her return to Kansas CITY.
70 remain about month Miss Glow
er is In mourning, so no parties will
be given for her, though Miss Yoder
VIII probably ask few friends to din
ner to meet here while she is here.
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Miss Effie Graham, who was a
member of the Hughes Alliance special
that went thru Topeka last week, has
returned from her trip with the wom-
en- who are campaigning for the cleo
ton or Charles Evans Hughes. She
made speeches in a number of towns
thru which the train passed. and our
village has the satisfa ction of hearing
from one of the distinguished eastern
women on that train that Miss Gra-
nam made the cleverest speeches, set
ting out the most original thought, of
any she had heard from the Pacific
coast to the Atlantic
Immediately after Miss Graham
return she went to Usage City to at
tend the meetings of the Usage Coun-
~ Federation of Women's Clubs She
made the principal address at one of
the meetings, her subject being ideals
in Education" On one of the eve
ming programs, Miss Nanon Herren Of
Topeka gave as reading Miss Ora
; hams story, Aunt Liza's Praisin'
Gate"
Miss Graham is now in Hutchinson
: and will be one of the speakers at the
final Republican rally tonight. Ir.
w. Y Morgan and other well known
speakers will be on the program.
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The young women of Holy Name
parish will give d card party Wednes-
day night, November 8, in the new
school building of the parish at Tent h
and Clay streets. All friends are in
vited.
At one of the recent parties guest
wore a gown of the new-old style by
which part of the garment is fluffed
out far beyond any limits set by ma
! ture. Fellow-guest looked her over
IF the good Lord had put that pro-
tuberance there" said she, that
woman would now be in the hospital
to have it removed"
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Notes and Personal Mention.
, Miss Irene Seery and Miss Pauline
McVey have returned from Lawrence
where they spent the weekend at the
Kappa house.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaRue Royce left Sun
day evening for their home in Salina
The marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Royce
took place October 20, and after q
short wedding trip they spent SOM,
time in Topeka with Mrs. Royce's pa.
; rents, Justice and Mrs. R. A. Burch.
, Mr.. John Porter, Mr.. Kenneth Ogil
vie and Mr.. Willard Bowman were IL
Lawrence over Sunday with friends a
the Phi Gam frat house.
Governor Arthur Capper was CUES
! of honor at a dinner party given las
Friday night by Mr.. Charles E. Sny.
der of Leavenworth. Friends of Mr.
: l.