The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-26

Mrs. l. o. Weakley, Miss kinneman
Sauer and Miss Dorothy Nash, all of
St. Joseph, Mo, were honor guests at
a breakfast given this morning at
eleven O'Clock by the Ladies' Music
club at Mills tea room. The visitors
are members Of the Fortniehtly club,
of St. Joseph, and came to Topeka 10
furnish one of the reciprocity pro-
grams arranged between the Fort
nightly club and the Ladies Music
club. They are irving concert TINS
afternoon at the Els hall.
The guests and members of the CLUB
we've received informally at lO:45
o'clock in the rest room of the Mlils
stores company. by Miss Irene Hor-
ner, Mrs w. 3 Swan and Mrs. David
Palmer. The guests at the muslcals
this afternoon were formally lecelVsu
by the members Of the board OF dl-
rectors. The board members who were
present and stood in line were: MIS-.
Swan, Mrs 5. j. Hodgins, Mrs. ARA
Clark Mrs. George II. Allen, MISS
Katherine Wood and Miss Nj ST. Helen a,,e.
asked to receive with them.
The guests at the breakfast this
morning were seated at large table
and six quartet tables. The center
piece of the large table was tan
wicker basket Of jonquils, tied with
yellow tullc. Smaller baskets of jon
quils tied with yellow, adorned the
smaller tables. Corsage bouquets were
given as faVors to the out-ot-toWn
guests. Mrs. WedlIley was presented
with a bouquet of Ophelia roses ana
lilies Of the valley tied with white
tale and a silk cord Miss Nash
bouquet was of pink sweet peas and
fern. tied with white lace, and Miss
Saucr was given bouquet OF lavender
sweet peas. tied with gold ACE.
The club colOrs are white and gold,
and the decorations were in those col
ors. The place cards were adorned
with the club monogram in Sold'
Among the guests at the table we're
Miss Ethelyn Harrison and MISS Eliza
beth Anderson. Miss Harrison is in
topeka for a visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs j. \. Harrison ana WIZ
return in February to continue iier
work il musical circles IN Los An
geles, Cal Miss Anderson IS to ne one
of the seasons brides, and her mar
riaee 90 Mr. j. X. Rankin Will te an
important event of next month.
Covers W ere placed for: Mrs Weak
lev. Miss Nash. Miss Sauer, Miss Har-
rison. Mss Anderson, Mrs. Jonathan
Thomas, Mrs Warren NJ. Crosby, MIS-
W b. swan. Mrs. W. w. Wikidal, Mrs.
Charles p Adams, Mrs Harold Chase
Mrs. Frank Merriam, Mrs. Charles
KIeinhans, Mrs. b: F. AkeTs' Mrs
Harrison Morgan, Mrs. c. b. Merriam,
Mrs. David Palmer, Mrs. Ralph Skin
rer, Mrs George Guild, Mrs. 1. ;.
Stevens, Mrs. Silas Porter Mrs K. ).
Parker Mrs. Carey Wilson, Mrs q. IL
Allen, Mrs Theodore Hamnatt, Mrs.
H. A. Spielman. Mrs. Charles Wcltf,
Jr. Mrs. Bernard Crosby, Mrs. ARA
Clark. Miss Irene Horner, Miss Caro-
1yn Thomas, Miss Helen Hogeboom.
Miss Marian Garretson and Miss Bcr-
dine Chandler.
A meeting of the Native Daughters
of Kansas will be held Monday after
noon of next week in Memorial hall
at 2:S0 O'clock. All members of the
organization and all native Kansas
born women who desire to join the
organization. will be received. Also
the guests Of honor will be the moth
ers Of the Native Daughters, and their
grandmothers will be special guests of
honor No formal invitations are is
sued. but Kansas women who are IN
the city at that time are invited and
will be made welcome.
The officers of the society are Mrs
DeWitte G. Nellis, president; Mrs
Frank p MacLennan vice president;
Mrs. Nellie johnson Fargo. second vice
president: Mrs W. S. galloway, secre-
tary; Mrs. Harry Donaldson, treasures
Miss Annabei Carve historian.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Myers will enter
tain their evening club at a bridge
dinner tonight. Covers will be laid for
twelve.
The west SIDE Forestry cluD VII
meet at 2:S0 o'clock Thursday after
noon at the V. W. G. 4.
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Mrs +. d. Clithero will give d party
tonight for Mrs. H. G. Hopkins and hei
daughters. Doris and Phyllis. About
thirty guests have been asked, and the
company will include close friends o
the guests of honor. Mrs. Hopkin:
and her daughters will leave in a few
days for st. Louis. Mo, to join Mr.
Hopkins, in a permanent residence.
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Miss Ethel Myers and Mr.. Ceci
Grimes We're married at 4 o'clocl
Tuesday afternoon at the home of tn,
brides parents, near Wakarusa. Thu