The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-09
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Miss Miller. Mrs Clyde Miller, Mrs. c.
A. Kline. Miss Dorothy Mason, of New
York; Miss Bachelor. Assisting thru
the rooms will be Mrs. T. r. Paxton,
Mrs. D. p Paxton, Miss Helen Lucas
Miss Mary Burnett, Miss Dorothy
Crane. Miss Jessie Burnett, Miss Mary
Burnett.
The following girls will be in the
dining room: Miss Virginia Miller,
Miss Betty Frost, Miss Frances Ester
y. Miss Edna Peppmeyer. Miss Muriel
Catlin.
Col and Mrs. Alvarado NJ. Fuller
entertained at dinner last evening in
honor of Col. T. J. Hennessey, U s.
army and Mrs. Hennessey, who have
laid for eight. Colonel Hennessey is
detailed here as Observation-Disclosures of
the Kansas National Guard. They
came here from Spokane. where Colo
mel Hennessey was stationed for four
| months During the war he was over
seas and before that he was with the
| 8Sth division at Camp Dodge. Several
years ago the. Hennesseys were sta
toned at Fort Leavenworth. and one
daughter. Peggy. was born there. Their
other daughter is Kathleen. They are
at present living at 1412- Fillmore
street.
C. Z. Nutter. Topeka's violin maker,
] is being recognized by musicians of
ability as an artist in his craft. Mr..
J. c. Baker. who has played a number
| of seasons on the Keith and Orpheum
| circuits, and has studied in Brussels
as we'll as in this country, recently
| purchased one of the Nutter violins
for a large and interesting sum and is
using it altogether now. Owing to
| nervous breakdown Mr.. Baker is now
director of an orchestra in one of the
| Hyde Park moving picture houses in
| Chicago.
Mrs. Nutter was formerly Miss Rose
Gilberg of Topeka
! Mrs. L. D. Whittemore's art class
that is composed of town women will
not discontinue their work altho
the college is closed. Mrs. Whittemore
| announces that the class will meet at
| the regular hour on Wednesday which
is from $50 to 1880 at the Y. M. c.
A. building.
| Mr.. Charles Walp. the son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. D. Walp of College ave-
nue., left today for Washington. D. c.,
where he has accepted a position in
the dairy department of the Bureau
graduate~of Washburn college and lat
tNr of Ames university, where he spe-
~ allied in dairy work. During the
war he served as a first lieutenant in
1 the both field artillery.
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7 The Native Sons and Daughters of
Kansas held a meeting Monday after
noon at the National hotel. Plans for
the annual Kansas day luncheon of
the society were discussed. The lun-
cheon will be at the Chamber of Cora
merce as in former years but the pro-
graiH afterwards will be much briefer
than, usual in order not to conflict
with the program of the Woman S
/ Kansas Day club. Mrs. Cora Well
house Billiard is president of the Ma
tive Daughters.
= The sorority houses at Washburn
will soon be the best coal savers in
| town. BY the end of the week they
will all be closed except the Kappa
Kappa Chi house which is the home
| Of Mrs. Van Lear, Miss Hermoione
| Van Laer and Miss Ruth Kingman.
! The girls who will go from this house
are Miss Marie Wentz to valleysFallS.
Miss Phoebe Busy to Muskotah, Miss
Crystal Wheeler to Hutchinson, Miss
Donana Boeller to Ell Dorado, Miss
Hazel Kessler to Overlook.
The Sigma Alpha Iota girls who
will go to their homes are Miss Jessie
Young, Dodge City, Miss Mildred Lew
is. Sabetha, Miss Gladys Heath and
Miss Bernice Heath, Peabody. Miss
Donna Chase, Pleasanton, Miss Beth
Rogler, Cottonwood Falls, Miss Mar
ion Munger. Atwood Mrs. John Sar-
gent the house mother. and Miss Mar
garet Worden, whose home is in
Oregon. will remain in Topeka during
the vacation. They will spend part
Of the time at the D.. G. WaIp home
in College avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Bittman, the Alpha
Phi chaperon will go to Leavenworth
and Wamego; Miss Reva Bonjour to
Onaga. Miss Marie Moore. to Della,
Miss Marie Hupser to Bunker Hill,
Miss Charlotte Myers to Whiting. Miss
Florence RowIers will remain in To-
peka.
Mrs. ]. p Root. the chaperon at the
Theta house. will spend Christmas
with her son. Mr.. ]. B. Root and his
family in Emporia. But before Christ
mas she will have a room at the Bliss
goes to her home in Eureka tomorrow.
Later in the week Miss LYDIA Suydam
will go to Leavenworth. Miss Eunice
Geiger to Oberlin, Miss Mabel Glare
Steele to Chanute. Miss Lillian Hughes
| to Sabetha. Miss feline Evans to
lola. Miss Marian Price to Burlinga me.
Miss Catherine Ewing will remain in
Topeka.
The club house team of which Mrs.
J. b Shelton is captain. will meet to-
morrow at the home of Mrs. w. G.
Miller. 1920 Topeka avenue. to work
on the clever silk-stocking dolls they
are finding so popular. 1t will be
an ali-day sewing bee
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The program to be given by the
| Ladies' Music club which was an
nounced for Wednesday afternoon at
the First Baptist church has met the
usual rebuff of the coal shortage. The
| church cannot be heated so they will
give their musicale at the home of
Miss Berdine Chandler. 1894 Tyler
| street The general invitation to the
public has been withdrawn and each
active and associate member is ask
ing one guest
! The program begins at thirty
| tomorrow as previously announced
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The Junto dinner club will meet
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs w.
p. VILLA ms. The program will be
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