The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-04


influence which they have brought to
the narrow confines of many lives.
Following his address Doctor Olinger
submitted to questions and many in
teresting problems were discussed as
a result.
The hostess of the afternoon, Mrs.
Cross, received her guests in a beauti
full embroidered kimono plainly of
Japanese handiwork. Her paper on
Japanese art was profusely illustrated
by examples of laquer, cloisonne and
satsuma ware from her beautiful col
lection. Floral decorations were of
the Imperial chrysanthemum, gigantic
yellow blooms which were given to the
guests and honorary members at the
close of the afternoon. Dainty refresh
ments of oriental style were served on
fragile Japanese ware by pretty maids
in japanese costume.
Guests. members and pretty maids
who served were: Doctor and Mrs.
Olinger of Lawrence Miss Ella Dim
ger, Mrs. r. H. Morehouse, Mrs W.
S. Eberly, Mrs. H. 1. Nightingale, Mrs.
F. L. DeBukalaer, Mrs. Rollo White
of Sacramento. Cal, Mrs. Walker
Golden of Furley, Kan. Mrs. Clayton
johnson, Mrs. H. B. Johnson, Mrs. H
B. Davis, Mrs. Mildred Anderson, Mrs.
n w. Riley, Mrs. B. B. Smyth, Mrs
Frank Bassett, Mrs. Luke Ballard Mrs
y. w. Carter, Mrs. Volney Cross, Mrs
Philip Hasty, Mrs. Henry Herr. Mrs
Ralph Hinckson, Mrs. w. c. Keiser,
Miss Claire Marlatt, Mrs. Herbert
Putney, Mrs. George Rex, Mrs. Will
liam Schick, and the Misses Ruth
Tomlinson, Virginia Kitchell, Elizabeth
Schick and Alice Morehouse.
X X II
The civic department of the Wom-
ans Rotary club, which is planning to
conduct a sale which will offer a mar
ket for the work of Topeka women,
announces that the sale will probably
be held the week beginning November
20. All women who can make any,
thing salabie are invited to enter their
work, and 1T will be marked with the
name and address of the maker, so as
to enable the purchaser to order more
articles at a later time, and thus fur
nish permanent market for the pro-
Queer. More particulars can be OBJ
tanned by phoning 1862.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Rhodes enter
tanned their bridge club Friday night.
Those who played were DR.. and Mrs.
Forrest Kutz, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Stoddard, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E.
Hopes. Mr.. and Mrs. Fernley Ginger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Partridge, Mr.. and
Mrs G. w. Huddleston and Miss Virgil
Morrison.
The Social Service club will meet
with Mrs. Carl Searle, 1929 Topeka
avenue. Monday. November 6.
X
The Crochet club will meet Tuesday
with Mrs. Willis Coston, at her home
in Buchanan street
- X y
La Douzaine Bridge club will meet
1 Monday with Mrs. ]. A. Campbell, $40
Clay street.
W, r111 TrIac
day afternoon with Mrs. M. T. Kelsey.
Northwood Farm.
X X X
The Good Government club will
meet Thursday afternoon, November
9, at the Y. w. c. A. at 2:30 o'clock.
The program will be on bill No. 5, on
the care and confinement of degener-
ates and the segregation of mental and
moral delinquents. Those who will
speak are Mrs. Lee Monroe, Mrs. E. C.
Moser. Mrs H. H. Hall, Mrs Lucy
Carl, Mrs. J. C. Purl. Mrs. G. H Fair
and Mrs. w. S. Eastman
Music for the program will be fur
nished by Mrs. George H. Allen,
i soprano.
Mrs. r. A. DibbIe gave a party for
her grandson, Albert Dibble, at her
home, 619 West Ninth street, Friday
evening. The guests were: Miss Ethel
Caster. Miss Bunnie sbeetz. Miss Mar
garet Officer, Mss Hazel Menehan,
Miss Marjorie Raub. Miss Elspie
Schwartz. Miss Inez Horner, Miss Ruth
Smith, Miss Elizabeth Brassfield. Miss
Virginia Wilson, Mr.. Victor Barber
| Mr. Horace Bowman, Mr.. Howard
Jones, Mr.. Frank Holloway, Mr. Ted
Gill, Mr.. Francis Wilson, Mr. Paul
Smith. Mr.. Cranston Vincent, Mr.. AL
fred Mitchell.
Notes and Personals
! Mr.. NJ. c. Ward Wright of Arkansas
City, who is in Topeka on business be-
| fore the state supreme court, is visit
/ ing his mother, Mrs. Nina Cowles
Wright.
Miss Nelly Goodrich and Miss Mar
| garet Goodrich will move next week
from West Tenth street to apartments
! in the Devon.
Mrs. Horace Hall will entertain at
tea Wednesday afternoon. She has
asked the following friends to assist
her: Mrs Robert Pierce, Mrs Fred
Freeman. Mrs. Schuyler Nichols, Mrs.
! Frank Merriam, Mrs. David W. Null
vane, Mrs. Arthur Mills, Mrs. George
Clark and Mrs. Frank Crane. The
! young women who will help in the din
ing room are Mrs. Roy Thompson.
| Mrs Robert Pierce. jr-, Miss Arial
| Nichols. Miss Dorothy Nichols and
Miss Mamie Zahner.
' An artistic lamp, carefully chosen