The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-03

erty and four million receive aid thru
charities. '"The first essential Of
housekeeping Miss Brown said, lis
well ordered home conducted in
business way.
The hostesses for the social hour
were Mrs. c. G. Colburn. Mrs. R. T.
Herrick and Mrs. w. T. Crosby
Mrs. o. S. Moore was appointed Of
PARTNERS begin and close their ses-
sions on time.
The Windsor Art club met with Mrs.
w. H. Doorley. The members present
were: Mrs. Robert Clark, Mrs. F. NJ.
| Ebey, Mrs. Walter Fox, Mrs. Harry
Irons, Mrs. Edwin Irons, Mrs. T. E.
Reinhardt, Mrs. G. v. Roller, Mrs. H.
S. Schneider, Mrs. w. E. Tyson, Mrs.
Doorley. The next meeting of the club
Will be held in two weeks with Mrs
Ebey.
The Midiron tournament played
Thursday on the Shawnee county golf
course was won by Mrs. w. B. Flag
Ter. Mrs. F1agler scored 81, was tied
with Mrs. Fred lies. Eleven holes had
to be played in order to determine
the winner. The finals for the season
will be played next week.
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Mrs. G. A. Glasscock of Galveston,
Tex, will be the honor guest at din
ner party at the home of her sister,
Miss Lou Tillson. 91S Topeka avenue.
Chrysanthemums and autumn flowers
will be the decoration. Covers will be
laid for ten guests. Mrs. GIasscock
VIII leave soon for her home.
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Mrs W. E. F. Kirk will give a din
ner party at seven o'clock Saturday
| evening. Theguests will be friends OF
Mrs. Kirk from Lawrence and Kansas
City. Covers will be laid for twenty
FOUR Mrs Kirk will also entertain a
few friends informally at thimbles
tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Alonzo Thomas gave a party
for Miss Rose Dale in celebration OF
her birthday anniversary. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Drumm
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Hanway. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo S. Thomas, Miss Mary
McGrath, Miss Emily Ryan, Miss Faye
simpson, Mr.. Ed Dana, Mr.. F. s. Mel.
son. Mr.. James Wahl, Mr.. E. F. Ebey
Mr.. John McGrath and Miss Dale
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Parker have
gone to French Lick Springs, Ind
Ihey will return November Is, Mr.
Parker will go on to Amarillo, Tex
Immediately, and Mrs. Parker will
leave soon afterward to Join him.
Mrs. Harry Wright and her children
OF San Diego, Cal, who are visitin,
MRS Wr1ghts parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Sharitt, will remain in Topeka
about three weeks longer.
. me choir director for Grace cathe
r oral, Mr.. Herman Springer, is asixin,
. for five tenor singers for the choir
He offers to give vocal lessons in ex
change for the services Apply t,
Dean kaye.-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Kropf, IN,
their two children, of Davenport. In
: are IN Topeka for a visit of ten day
to the S. T. Mcclure family. Mi
, hropf is manager of the Davenpor
!, oranch OF the Firestone Tire & Rub
l Der company. He and his two broth
e ers formerly lived in Topeka and wer
Z all Washburn college men.
: Miss Lucille Rosen will go to Law
/. renee TO spend the weekend wit
MISS Marjorie Roby who is a studen
a Special chicken dinner saturda
= night. Use Special music. Tea room.
Y Mills Bldg.-Adv.
Mrs. G. W. Reed and Miss Haiti
Eagles have returned from a visit of
: rev weeks in New England. The
: spent most of the time in Portland
Maine, where they have relatives.
I Henry H. Hall. New York Life, TIC
f peka Adv
4 Mrs. Henry Hutchins of Springfield,
ONO Is visiting her parents, Mr.. an
t Mrs. T. w. Stephens.
:, Mrs. L. Baum of Chicago is visitin
r her daughter, Mrs E. E. Roudebush
e Miss nellie Kouns and Miss Sar
: kouns have gone to Chicago to spen
L a few days before going to Milwa uIe
: to sing at a concert with the Syn
e phony orchestra.
: Miss Gladys Durfee of Indianapoli
Ind, arrived today to spend the wiz
n ter with Mr.. and Mrs A NJ FulIe
i of West Sixth avenue. and to atten
. the Topeka high school
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