The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-17

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Swallow, and as she is Eighth district
vice president of the Woman's Kansas
Day club. she will attend the club
meeting January 20, and will make a
short address.
Mrs. Barr is the wife of Senator
Barr of Fort Scott. She and her
the remainder of the winter, and
Frances has entered Bethany kim
dergarten.
DIR. C. Curtis Allen left today for
New York, and he will sail from there
on the steamer New York for Eng
land where he will engage in sur
gical work in military hospitals. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Allen
of 719 Topeka avenue, and graduate
of the medical school of Washington
university, st. Louis, Mo. For the past
year and half he has served in the
st. Louis hospital. He is one of a
group of young physicians who were
given an opportunity TO join the Brit
ish medical service. He expects to
work in the military hospitals of
| France as well as of England. Before
going to Washington university he
took a preliminary medical course at
the Kansas State university. He is a
member of the Beta Theta Pi frater-
nifty.
Mrs. E. NJ. Conway, a sister of
Mrs. D. C. Allen, is ACCOMPANYING
Doctor Allen as far as Chicago on his
way east Mrs. n. Is. Scribner of SAT-
fordville. and Mrs. Conway. whose
home is in Los Angeles. Cal, have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. AL
len the past week.
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A woman who spent some time in
| New York this winter says that there
is a good deal of talk going about in
that city about party given by one
| OF the mllliOnaireS for his daughter
The parents of the girl noticed a num-
Der of young chaps in the party that
| they did not recognize, and upon in
vestigation discovered that as many as
twenty men were there who had not
! been asked. They came, it seems, or
the invitation of certain girls who
were regularly invited guests and who
had taken the liberty of asking thcir
own escorts, regardless of the cards is
sued by the host. This paterfamilias
was vigorous sort of person, and he
got the young men together and order
ed them out of the house 1t is a safe
! guess that they will remember the les
son. Pretty crude for the effete east
What?
The st. Elizabeth club will have a
charity card and thimble party Friday
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Mrs. S. Stanley. 911 Madison street.
! The Masons of Topeka Consistory
No. 1 will have a social evening Fri
day, January 10, at Masonic Temple
for the Masonic members of the Kan
sas legislature. Supper will be served
at 6:15.
Mrs. w. NJ. Hopkins entertained the
H. H. Birthday club at luncheon Tues
| day. The table was decorated with q
basket of daffodils and the place
cards were decorated with daffodils
The afternoon was spent at cards and
prizes were won by Mrs George Mid
/ daugh and Mrs. E. w. Cline. The
members of the club are: Mrs. Mid
daugh, Mrs. Cline. Mrs. H. E. Van
Dorp, Mrs. ]. E. Mannis, Mrs. P. H
| Tillmanns, Mrs. Harry French, Mrs. G
G. Hammond. Mrs. E. Coddington and
! Mrs. Hopkins.
The next party will be at the home
of Mrs George Middaugh, February s
The Columbus club gave it's seventh
dancing party for the season at KEEL
lam hall Tuesday night. Those who
Gravier, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph EN-
bleau, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Opperman, Mr.
and Mrs. William Supple, jr., Miss
! Margaret Murphy, Miss Maude But
Ter, Miss Anna Walker, Miss Jessie
Day, Miss Elizabeth McAuliffe, Miss
Grace Coffey, Miss Bertha Becker
Miss Addie Snyder, Miss Margaret
Rust, Miss Elsie Coakley, Miss Addie
Boldion, Miss Jones, Miss Marie Nc
Mahon. Miss Laura Morgan, Miss
Helen Kane, Miss f. ]. Bratton, Miss
/ Ethel Bretnell, Miss Rose Lemon
Miss Edith Fuller, Miss Maude Blu
chovan, Miss Beatrice Shields, Miss
Nettie Watson Miss Madeline Giono
/ Miss Rose Heise, Miss Hazel Boast
Miss Helen Seller, Miss Lulu Apung
| Miss Ethel Johnson, Miss Gladys Ben
nett, Miss Brutt, Miss Florence Nc
Kirnen, Miss Margaret Dolan. Miss
Genevfeve Schiller, Miss Lulu Powell
Miss Alice Peterson, Miss Julia
Schultz, Miss Florence Wiss, Miss
Mary McGrath. Miss Beatrice Cole
Miss NJ. Conroy, Miss Ida Fe1ker
Miss Bess Kahler, Miss Mary Mooney
G.. A. Pierson, Mr.. Thomas Brennan
Mr.. w. J. Russell, jr., Mr.. Joe Brod-
gen, Mr.. Joseph Marshall, Mr. jim
Joyce. Mr.. Frank Nolan, Mr.. William
Connors, jr., Mr.. Louis J. Cannon
Mr.. Earl Bince, Mr.. Arthur Marshall
Mr.. Paul Morgan, Mr. c. Becker, Mr.
V. A. Brown, Mr.. E. D. Bingham, Mr.
Walter Stadel. Mr.. J. A. Billings, Mr.
Roy Cornelius, Mr.. Michael Birming-
ham, Mr.. B. Engle, Mr.. Thomas
Flynn, Mr.. Leon Keller Mr.. w. Lytle
Mr.. Dick Cox, Mr.. c. Breeze, Mr. NJ