The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-22
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Airs. T. ]. Myers will entertain
twice this week tor her bridge CLUBS.
The Tuesday Bridge Luncheon cruz
will meet with her tomorrow a 81.
nesday evening she will entertain ne.
Wednesday Evening cluo at oililS'
followed by bridge
Mrs. Hal Norton will entertain het
bridge club Wednesday afternoon -
Tho home of Mrs. Jonathan ID. Nof'o"'
6lS West Eighth avenue
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The Washburn club CT bos 5inI
Mass. will give a Founders Lay
ner Tuesday, February O. .+i,,e, for
The club had a special meeting I ~
mr. p p. Womer, preside OF Waor
burn. while he and Mrs. w ON he
i'm Boston, which has ne ,bam.
bar,oT of Mr.. and Mrs Ted ihSnn,iil
nome vi &c president of the CLUB;
T,c+or and Mrs. Wilm, torInGrlS, -
NVnshburn college and now az IN
lev. Mass, where Doctor III ere
Instructor in wellesley coz coz Sshorne.
present. Mr.. Roy Mye The members
kan. was a guest ne red T,r-
Inrasont were: MIR. and Mrs. Ieu LIS
mr. and Mrs. Karl MenHIllSt'
Miss Joy Paxton. Mr.. FrancIs Soi NJ
Mr.. Tel Post. Mr.. Fra HIhrsbali san
Hampton Shirer, Mr.. Marshan NJ
sars M Frank Redmond and MI
Sheriff. Smith.
Mrs. w. w Bowman Will ente enter
the Portia club THURSDAY ai'ei
-, 1,or,ce Whitehouse, of Wash
t,,rn college. is planning tour Oh
which he will give some plpe gaTch
-ecitaIs He will leave carry III " 49, a. ~
and will go first to Boston. ,+ol 20
tbere he viii 20 to NortfamptoOn, 70
M rec.tai at smith college. Other
coiIeges where Dean Whitehouse VIII WI
T,Iav are wellesley and Scranton COL
iege. which IS in pennsylvania
n. and Mrs. s. S. E;stey and their
dangbter Miss Helen Estey, Will re
ceive their friends informally Iues 3y
eIeniny at the Manse, Sl9 harrison
street Their friends are invited TO
call.
The ri Beta Phi sorority OF the
Kansas state Agricultural college held
initiation services Saturday night !oI
the following girls; MISS fTl,es.i1t i?
Bibv of Topeka. Mrs. Marina e,I
HerricIl of Topeka. Miss Phoebe Buz-
ard of St Joseph, Mo, Miss Dorotny
parks of F,mporia. Miss Lillian Guth-
rie of Topeka, and Miss Lucille NeS-
serly of Usage CITY. =,
After the initiation there was a
cookie shine. Miss Genevieve Herrlck'
who teaches at Horton. was one OF the
guests. She was a ri Phi at n T.
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The Child Conservation league viii
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:SO
o'clock with Mrs. Fred Hale 1901 Clay
street. The following program Will be
given: How Shall Timidity Be Over
come in Child Life?" Mrs r. F. Jack;
THE Barriers We Raise Between Our
children and a Self-reiiant. Purpose
full and Courageous Life" Mrs NJ. @.
Hathaway; Round Table, Facts
Which viii Teach Children the Beauty
and Usefulness Of Storms" Mrs. Maui
rice Locke aiding by Miss Alice Crit
fin.
The meeting of the Woman's Kansas
Day club next week will open with the
morning session at $50 o'clock. The
afternoon meeting will begin at 2;5O
o'clock.
some of the women of the club will
be chosen as ushers.
At the reception in the evening at
the home of Mrs. Albrecht Marburg,
the past presidents of the club and
members of the various committees
will assist thru the rooms. Young
girls who will help in the dining room
are: Miss Dorothy Foster. Miss E,liz-
abeth Powell. Miss Faith Young, Miss
Virginia Kitchell. Miss Louise Nc
Kown. Miss Dorothy Crane, Miss Ellis
abeth Edison. Miss Elizabeth Fyfe and
Miss Helen Bennett.
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The meeting of educators which has
been recently held in Topeka, en-
dorsed the bill for the extension of
kindergarten work in the state, pre-
scented to the Legislature. Mrs. June
Chapman, kindergarten worker of
Topeka. has been elected chairman of
the state kindergarten committee. The
kindcrga rten bill provides that a kin
dergarten shall be established in cities
of the first, second and third class,
when the parents or guardians of
twenty-five children, who do not have
access to kindergarten, petition for
one.
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Mrs. Charles l. Martin will give a
musicale Friday afternoon. February
=, at the Topeka club
y x x
Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Mrs Noble
Prentis, Mrs. A. NJ Keene, Mrs. Rob
ert Barr and Mrs. c. c. Mack, will be
at home informally to their friends
Tuesday afternoon at the Swallow.