The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-27

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blouse was of gold lace draped over
flesh colored satin and tied loosely
about the hips was a heavy gold cord,
/ Topped in sash ends
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! The opening of an exhibit of sculp-
ture and painting by Mr.. Robert Mer-
noon from , to o clock at Washburn
college, under the auspices of the
Washburn art department The e&-
hibit is open to the public. Also the
galleries will be open Saturdays and
Sundays from ? until O'Clock, from
January % to February u, inclusive
The callers will be received quite
informally by Mr.. Gage and some OF
| pieces exhibited will be answered by
them.
+ The women in charge of the lunch
con for the Woman's Kansas Day CLUB
have extended the scope of their prep
arations until they find they will un-
doubleday be able to take care of all
their guests without difficulty. Last
year some of the Topeka women gave
/ up their seats at the luncheon for the
out of town women who made their
reservations late, but this year, it is
announced, the Topeka women. as
well as the out of town women, can be
provided for. The local club women.
the visiting women, had expected 10
forego the pleasure of a place at the
luncheon tables, will be able to pro-
cure seats without crowding out any
of the out of town guests.
The morning meeting of the club
will begin at $50 O'Clock, and the aft
ernoon program is scheduled to begin
promptly at o'clock. The afternoon
pageant will commence with a war
scene and close with peace scene.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Louise Fleming. who teaches
in the high school, has returned from
Manhattan, where she visited Miss
Helen Hahn, at the Agricultural col
lege.
Mrs ]. D. Norton is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Harry A. Weaver, of Kansas
City.
Miss Bessie Boughton is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Thomas E. Chandler, of
ssAtehison. She went to Atchison with
Mrs. Chandler, who returned home
from visit to the Misses Boughton
Tuesday.
Miss Laura Wood has returned
home from Lawrence, where she visit
ed Miss Edith Thomas.
Mrs. George Winans. of Hutchinson,
/ arrived this morning to be the guest
of Mrs E. E. Marshall, and to attend
the Kansas Day festivities.
The Rev. j. A. Renwick will re-
turn Monday from Summerfield, where
he spent the past few weeks in connec-
ton with his work as superintendent
of the missionary department of the
Nebraska synod of Presbyterian
churches.
: Mrs. Albert Searle will spend the
, weekend in Lawrence with Mrs. Fred
, Hesser.
Mrs. E. W. Poindexter, of Kansas
) City, will come to Topeka for the Kan
sas Day affairs, and will be the guest
: of Mrs. George Port, who is at the
National hotel this winter.
Mrs Guilford Dudley and Mrs. For
: rest Loveland will go to Lawrence
! next week to visit Mrs E. w. Murray
! and to attend the banquet celebrating
Theta Founders day.
Mrs. Edwin Lange, who is visiting
: her daughter, Mrs. Carl W. Nellis, viii
return Saturday to her home in Den
: fver. Colo.
vi Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kouns left Wed
S Pnesday evening for a trip of a few
= days to Chicago.
: Il Miss Frances Garside, the Kansa,
2 newspaper woman who has won {
5 name in New York, both in newspape
L and magazine work, will come to To
? peka Friday to be the guest of Mrs. L
: / w. Stricken. She will be accom- panied
i by her sister, Mrs. J, d. Cole, of Kan
e sas City. They will be guests at tn
Woman's Kansas Day club meeting
e Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Barnes, of Lo
: Angeles, Cal, formerly of Topeka, ar
t visiting friends in this city. Wednes
r day they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
d Charles Sessions.
:, Mrs. George Kincade, Miss Margare
g SchfetZba um, Miss Elizabeth Noys
a and Miss Madue Smith all of Troy
d Kan, will be guests of Mrs. S. M
a Brewster on Kansas Day.
;, Miss Lillian Martin. who is a stu
: dent in K. u, will spend the weekend
r in Topeka with her parents, Adjutan
: General and Mrs. c. l. Martin. Sh
: will have as her house guests Mis-
Gladys Drake, of Fort Scott, and Mis-
i Josephine Lam brent, of Burlington
s both students in the university.
e Miss Eta Stansfield entertained i
n honor of her teacher and the girls O
Il her graduating class. Those presen
II were: Mrs. Ella B. Mckee, Mis-
Z Maude Stewart, Miss Ruth McKurstor
Z Miss Fay Gilbert. Miss Inez Manshard
Miss Jessie Roger, Miss Pearl Shaw.
3 Mr.. E. H Olson has returned from
II business trip to western Texas.
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