The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-13

and at the Warren NJ. Crosby store
Also Mrs. A. Marburg, Mrs. F. W.
Watson. Mrs A. A. Godaro ana MIS-
w w Kitchell have tickets to sell.
The women are asked to buy their
tickets as early as possible, so that
they can be sure of having place at
the luncheon. The sale will be re-
stricted to 500 tickets.
The Topeka Avenue Bridge club will
meet next Friday with Mrs. A. I. LII
cas-.
Miss Ramona Kirkpatrick enter
club at bridge this afternoon at her
home in West Sixth avenue.
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The sub-senier- class of the high
school gave the annual party for the
seniors Friday night in the high school
gymnasium Besides the members of
the senior class, the football squad and
the officers of the other classes were
guests.
| Those who received were: Mr.. and
Mrs H B. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Stout Miss Helen Ingham, class adj
WISER and the following officers of the
two classes: Mr.. Harold Smiley. pres
ident of the seniors; Mr.. William
| Devendorf, sub-senior president; Miss
| Dorothy Petit Miss Ruth Harbaugh,
Miss Jane Lannon, Miss Sara Dwyer,
Miss Dorothy James, Miss Eleanor
| Eckart, Mr.. Edwin Nellis, Mr.. Louis
Taylor, Mr.. Edwin Stanton and Mr.
| Bert Nash.
The gymna SUM was decorated with
| streamerS of the senior colors, blue
and gold, and gold colored football
| blankets. Punch was served in booths
in The corners of the room The gym
nasium was used for the dance hall.
and refreshments were served in the
balcony overlooking the hall. The ia
| bles were decorated in the colorS of
| the sub-senior class.
A short musical program was given
by a student orchestra, led by Mr.. Dick
Gilmore. Miss Grace Gilmore, in
structor in aesthetic dancing for the To-
peka schools, and one of her pupils.
| Miss Genevieve Kendall, gave some
solo dances.
Miss Lois Lindsay will entertain in
formally at bridge next Wednesday
afternoon in compliment to her sis
ter, Mrs. Ray Sparks of Champaign
ILL.,, who has arrived for a visit to her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. W. s. Lindsay.
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Mrs P. J. Clevenger gave a lunch
con today, her guests being Mrs. Ed
win A. Austin, and Mrs. E. D. Beck
Miss Philoma Becker and Miss Mabe
Becker of Chicago, Mrs. Edwin Kulp
. Mrs. Newell Abrahams and Mrs. Rob
ert Fullerton.
: SdlOS nave DeeH lSSucu LOT d Tea l(
be given by Mrs. w. G. Tandy, Mrs
C. B. Burge and Mrs. T. C. Kirk.
patrick Thursday afternoon, Januar,
rs, from 3 to 6 O'Clock. The part,
will be given at Mrs. Tandy's home
1908 College avenue.
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The Columbus club has invited
. guests for its annual midwinte
5 dance Tuesday evening, January 16
at Kellam hall.
The program for the speaker-din
! ner arranged for the members an,
: friends of the Shawnee County Politi
; cal Science Club to be given at tn
First Congregational Church Frida,
evening, January 10, promises to b
;, both entertaining and instructive.
The regular meeting of the clul
will be held in the club room at tn
National Hotel at 4:30 p. m. for tn
> liamentary procedure, and will ad
/. journ to the First Congregations
= church where the dinner will b
4 served at $50 p. m.
Following the dinner a program
4 consisting of music in charge of Mrs
4 C. J. Wilson, a reading from Mis-
: Graham's new book, Aunt Liza
l Praisin' Gate" by Mrs J. P. Hicks
: and short addresses by the president
:. of some of the state organizations viii
= Those who will talk are: Mrs w
: Y Morgan, president of the Equa
l Suffrage Association; Mrs. w. A
u !, Johnston. president emeritus of tn
u E. S. A; Mrs. J. NJ. Miller, presiden
{ of the Federation of Women's Clubs
Mrs. Albrecht Marburg. acting presi
= dent of the Kansas Day Club; Mis-
Effie Graham, acting president of tn
Ii Council of Women; Mrs. DeWitte {
Nellis, president of the Native Daugh
man of Womens Organizations of tn
:, League to Enforce Peace; Mrs. Haiti
= Williams Smurr Past Department
= president of the Ladies of the Gran
Army of the Republic and Patriot
. Instructor of Lincoln Circle.
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o The Forestry department of tn
o Women's Club will meet at ten o'cloc
Thursday morning with Mrs L. f
Il Mum, 315 Topeka avenue. Mrs. J. T
d Larimer will talk on Kansas Bird
: Mrs. s. A. Thurston will speak on TIL
s Back Garden, and Mrs. Herbert Arm
e strong on The Relation of Birds
= Grain and Trees.
IT The Educational department of til
v club will have a meeting at 2:3
e o'clock Thursday afternoon, at tn
v Y. w. C. A. A discussion of the pre-
posed legislation in regard to school
will be held, and all members of tn
e department are urged to be presen
4 The complete program will be ar
nounced later.
n The Music department will meet g
5. o'clock Thursday afternoon wit
s Mrs Charles A. Wolf Oil Wester
: avenue. The topic, American Cantats
e will be the subject of the meeting, lie
by Mrs L. c. Walbridge. The wive
of the legislators are invited to atten
# the meetings.
: X X y
t The Chocolate Shop, long locke
d forward to by the society people as
o place for their bridge parties, opene
) Thursday of this week. There was n
e formal opening party, but not da
e has passed since the shop was
e readiness for guests, that has not see
a party at the tables.
The establishment is conducted o