The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-31


is also the same gallery. The pic
lures are i'll lovely old Italian frames.
Those VINO assisted were: Mrs. Fred
Freeman, Mrs. r. c. Price, of Ash
land: Mrs. Charles S. huffman, of
Columbus; Mrs Arthur Capper, Mrs.
Silas Porter, Mrs Hiram PIlce Dillon,
Mrs. A. A. Robinson, Mrs. w. A. l..
Thompson, Mrs. Abram Hammatt,
Mrs. Nj. A. Low, Mrs. Bennett r.
Wheeler, Mrs. w. r. Smith, Mrs.
Charles Blood Smith. Mrs. Alvarado
NJ. Fuller Mrs. E. 5. Quinton, Mrs.
Speed Hughes, Mrs. Horace Hall, Mrs.
George Crawford, Mrs. Harrison Nor
gan, Mrs. James P. Deb. Kaye, Mrs.
Mrs. John Forrest Dillon, Mrs. Harry
b. bona ldson, Mrs. Roy Thompson,
Mrs. e. A. Campbell, Miss Lucille Full
Ter and Miss Mildred Fuller.
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An informal tea will be given Satur-
Cay afternoon at the Throop hotel for
the women who are in town during the
Legislative session. The hostesses will
be the wives of legislators who are
living at the Throop, and some of the
resident women at the hotel The
Topeka women are invited to call 20
meet the out of town women.
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The Woman's club will have a guest
day meeting Thursday, to which each
member is entitled to invite two
friends. The principal speaker for
! the day is Mrs. May Belleville Brown
of Salina, who will make an address
at the afternoon session. She comes
! under the auspices of the department
of literature, of which Mrs. w. A. Nc
Carter is chairman. Mrs. George
Parkhurst will furnish the music for
the program.
The department OF art has session
in the forenoon, at II o'clock, and
L IN
"A Glimpse Into Some of the Build
ings of Paris Mrs. McClintock is
interested in art subjects and has trav-
eled abroad where she had an oppor-
tunity of seeing some of the great art
treasures of the world.
The department of forestry and
horticulture will have its open meet
ing at II o'clock. Mrs. Is. B. Smyth
and Mrs. S. J. Thurston will speak.
The social hour will follow the
| luncheon. and all members of the club
| are asked to attend that session and
! assist in making the hour pleasant for
, the guests. The company will be en-
tertained by solo dancing by little
Eleanor Feltenstein. The entertain
ment committee for the day is: Mrs.
J. w. Mowers, Mrs. w. C. McDonough
| and Mrs. Frank Squires.
/ The club meeting will close at 4
/ O'Clock, in time for those present to
attend other affairs planned for the
afternoon.
A crowd of Washburn college peo-
| pie had a little dancing party Tuesday
night at the Chocolate shop. The
| company was made up fSsome of the
/ sorority girls and their escorts, chap
:, eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. March.
About eighteen couples attended.
| DR.. P. p. Womer president OF
Washburn college. and Mrs. Womer
have returned from an extended trip
| east. They spent some time in Bos-
| ton and were entertained at a party
by the Washburn club of that city
DR.. Womer was on business for the
| Washburn endowment fund. That
campaign is now ended, and the re-
| suit of it will be given out on Wash
burn day, which is Tuesday. February
! 6. Until that time the result is a
secret. However the answer cannot
! be too disastrous. as DIR. and Mrs
| Nomer are seen to smile.
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ThNThursday Study club will meet
with Mrs. Lloyd Smith. 1915 Euclid
avenue, Thursday afternoon. The pa
pers for the program will be Mexico
| Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" by
Mrs. Freeman Bell, and 1.-The Devel-
opment of the American Novel;" by
Mrs. w. D. Ross.
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wives are in New Orleans attending
the Fruit Growers association meeting
They are sending back to their friends
little souvenirs of tiny bales of cotton
attached to postal cards. Mr.. an6
Mrs. Ivan Dibble are among those at
tending the meeting from Topeka
also Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Whitteker
Mr. Samuel Lux, sr., and Mr.. w. o
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
went south some time ago, visiting
Cuba and other places, and Mr.. An
derson went to New Orleans for the
north, being called to Detroit, Mich.
by the serious illness of her daughter
in-law Mrs. c. F. Anderson, who is
now much improved. Mrs. w. o. An
Mr. Anderson will remain in the south
a while longer.
Some of the Topeka people will BIZ
in New Orleans for the Mardi Gras.
X X
Mrs. Arthur Nichols will entertain
the Duplicate Whist club Friday OF
this week. The club was TO have me-
Thursday, but has been changed or
account of the all-day meeting of the
Woman's club on Thursday.
X X X
Miss Beatrice Shakeshaft enter
tanned at dancing at the Country clut
Tuesday night for the girls of the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
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The date of the wedding of Mis-.
!, Helen Ingham and Mr.. James B. Nc.
Intire of Wakefield is set for Wednes
day, February IA.
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The Nautilus club will observe thu
annual Nautilus evening Friday of thi
week at the home of Mrs. L. D
Whittemore. The husbands of tht
members will be guests of the club.
II X x x
The Washburn Faculty club will %,
entertained Saturday night at tn,
Washburn art studio in Boswell hall
by Doctor and Mrs. Heffelbower. Mrs
D. L. McEachron and Mrs. W. A
Harshbarger will have charge of tn,
program.