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

nually of money which the organiza-
ton makes from plays and various en-
tertainments.
The date set for the Bachelors ball
is Friday night, February 16, and it
will be given at Kelle m hall. The at
fair will be one of the important So
cial affairs of the season, as the hosts
are lavish entertainers as shown by
their party of last winter. Those who
will give the party are: Mr.. E. 3.
Kellam, Mr.. D. c. Hammatt, Mr.. ]. C.
Wilson, Mr.. E. d. Osborn, Mr.. Clay
Hamilton and Mr.. Richard N. Hall.
The Art guild rooms will be open
next week all day and every evening
for visitors to see the Borglum ex-
hibit of sculpturing.
A reception will be given Saturday
night of next week, which is the last
evening of the exhibit, tho it will be
open the following Sunday. Those
| who will receive Saturday night, jan
uary 20, are: Mr.. Merrel Gage, Mr..
and Mrs. George NJ. Stone, Mr. and
Mrs. H. o. Garvey, Mrs. Charles
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Smith,
Miss Edna Hopkins and Mr.. Scott
Hopkins. Mrs. Spencer will talk on
the art of sculpture and informal ad-
dresses will be made by Mr.. Stone
and Mr.. Gage.
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Mrs Frank w. Thomas is enter
| tanning a few neighborhood friends at
| bridge tonight, in compliment to Mr.
| Thomas, who celebrates his birthday
anniversary today.
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The annual meeting of the Native
| Daughters, of Kansas will be held
| Tuesday, January 80, at 2:3O O'Clock,
in the State Historical society rooms
|
| ton of John Brown. Governor Ar
thur Capper will make an address on
the life of John Brown and Mr. w. E.
| Connelley, secretary of the State His
| torlcal society, will show the relics of
John Brown that are in the archives
OF the society, and will speak on the
historical events connected with them.
| The Native Daughters cordially in
vite all Kansas women interested in
the subject of that day to be their
guests at this historical meeting
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A good many Topeka people will
| be interested in the news of the mar
riage of Miss Pauline Hubben, of
! Kansas City, and Mr.. O. NJ. Carter
also. of Kansas City.
| The bride is the daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. F. G. HubbelI, who formerly
| lived in Topeka, and went from here
to Kansas City to make their home
some years ago. Mr.. Hubbell was
| travelling auditor for the Santa Fe
with his headquarters in Topeka.
| { For the past two years the bride
mas been studying voice at the Chi
cago Conservatory of Music, where
her progress was excellent
Mr.. Carter has large zinc mining in
| terests at Joplin, Missouri. He and
his bride have left for Corpus Christi
1 Texas, for honeymoon trip of about
a month. After their return to Kan
sas City they will be at home at 291A
Linwood Boulevard.
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Mrs. William A. Johnston, Mrs A
NJ. Keene, and Mrs. Noble Prentis an
nounce that they will be at home in
formally every Tuesday afternoon al
The Swallow, Tenth and Harrison
streets, during the session of the legis-
lature. The wives of the state Off
GERS and of the legislators. and To-
peka friends of the hostesses are in
| vited to call.
Justice and Mrs. Johnston are liv.
ing at the Swallow this winter, having
closed their home. Elmwood Place
for the winter Mrs Keene of For
the House of Representatives, and she
and Mr.. Keene are at the Swallow
during the session. Mrs. Keene ha:
Fl been in Topeka during previous SEES
N sionS, and she has many friends il
}this city. Mrs. Prentis, who has beer
away from Topeka a good deal of the
time for the past two years, has re
turned for an indefinite time, and il
l making her home also at the Swallow
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II A line party at the theater. followed
Ia by a supper at the Chocolate Shop
was given this afternoon by Katherine
| Peterson, the little daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs. Peter Peterson, of Wan
4 Buren, street. The party was chaper
Ii oned by Mrs. Peterson and her sister
Il Mrs. A. B. Mullin. The little girls wh'
Umade up the party were: Babbi'
hGault, Isabel Smith, Octavia O'Neil
{Jean Koontz, Katherine Mullin, Cath
serine Cole, Velma Blakely, Marian
lReid, Edna Peppmeyer, Louise Clark
Margaret Peterson and. KATHERINE
Peterson.
| The Alpha Phi sorority of Wash
burn college gave a dancing party a
kellam hall Friday night. The host
d.sses including the active chapter anC
the pledges, were: Miss Helen Rein
bach, Miss Edith Troxell, Miss Audri'
Myers, Miss Lois Murphy, Miss Gwei
Shakeshaft, Miss Mary Weightman
Miss Juliet Brown, Miss Eulah Elem
ing, Miss Frances Myers, Miss Maut
Mevey, Miss Pauline McVey, Mis-
ma Larrick, Miss Helen Neese. Mis-
Kathryn Albaugh, Miss Grace Dana
Miss PauIin Benton, Miss Lawrence
R9wles, Miss Marguerite Dunnine
Mi IS Marion Dana, Miss Charlott
West. Miss Virginia Kitchell, Mis-
Isabel Stewart, Miss Esther Thomas
Miss Helen Bennett. Miss Marjori
Blank, Miss Edna Becker, Miss Edn
Ststnsberger, Miss Ethel Chase, Mis-
Rfeva Be2ioUr and Miss Esther Ora