The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-09
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The members OF the class Of 's6 OF
washburn college who are in Topeka
met at Gage park last night for a
picnic supper. The members present
were Miss Maude Bishop. Miss Gym
thia Frank, Miss Ella Pixiey and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank G. Dreaming.
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At the luncheon which Miss Helen
Whitted and Miss Hazel Rucker gave
this noon for Miss Mildred Quinton
u japanese scheme Of decoration was
carried out. The place cards were
Japanese figures In the center OF
the table was a japanese parasol un-
der which gifts the guests brought
Miss Quinton were concealed. Tiny
Japanese parasois were given as
favors.
The little girls under DO years OF
age should find the state fair inter
cstlng for more reasons than one, and
one is that they are going to have a
part in the needlework exhibit. There
will be one booth for dolls which have
blossomed out in their autumn finery
under the skIllful fingers OF their
young owners. The best dressed dolls
OF course will take the prizes.
Older girls and women will have
an opportunity to display their mend
fl :, darninE and hand sewing Of all
kinds. Miss Gussie Fuller is IN
charge OF the needlework display
and is anxious that people become
interested in IL and bring their work.
it doesn't mean anything has TO be
made especially for the occasion, but
lust ANYTHING that has been done well
may be brought in. And the prizes
of money are really worth while.
Miss Marion Peers. who has been
studying Design in the Chicago Art
Institute for the last six weeks. Will
arrive home tomorrow Miss Peers Is
an artist of considerable reputation
but heretofore she has done all her
work with oil, water colors and pastel.
Miss Peers will resume her work in
the library in the state house.
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Miss Sarah Shoner will be assisted
Mt her certificate recital this evening
by Miss Margaret Rust. soprano; Miss
Thee Cobb and Miss Catherine HaS-
CART. Mrs. Fred Munson will be the
accompanies and Mrs. Laurent
Schwartz will usher. The recital will
he held in the Stormont building. 1O7
West Sixth avenue, in Miss karolyn
Whittlesey's studio.
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Mrs Frank Marsh gave a party
yesterday afternoon in honor of her
daughter. ella Pauline's, eighth birth
day. The children who attended were
Marjorie Boettcher, Carolyn Roose,
lslinor Anne Protheroe. Tommy Wal
lSer. Mary Walker, Eula Whittier. Doris
Marsh. Leon Marsh, Ella Pauline
Marsh.
Mrs. Harry Morrison will present
her pupil. Charlotte Bailey, in a piano
recital Tuesday morning ut $3.50 at
her home, 500 Lane street. Miss Edna
Clary will assist at the plano and Miss
Irene DeMunn wiz Play the violin
A neighborhood party was given
yesterday at the home of Miss Char
lotte Bailey. 1914 West Eighth street
in honor Of Dorothy Jane Wilcuts OF
Omaha, who used to live in Topeka
and also of Doris. Frank and John
Jordan, who will leave with their par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Jordan, next
week for their new home in Iowa
Miss Bailey was assisted by Miss Mar
Earet Hammer and Mrs. Harry Wolga-
mott.
Miss Margaret Eyer and Miss Isa-
bel Cannon entertained with a miscel-
laneous shower at Miss Gannon's home
for Mrs. James Hesse, whose marriage
took place last Saturday. Mrs. Hesst
was formerly Miss Mary Miller. The
of the bride, and included Mrs. Fred
Hess, Mrs. Charles Gustafson, Mis-:
Josephine O'Meara, Miss Marie Coop
err, Miss Ann Flynn, Miss Catherine
Flynn, Miss Mary Birmingham, Miss
Laura McGivern. Miss Esther Gam
lowsh, Miss Grace Donahue, Mis-
Kathleen Hackett, Miss Catherine
Whitlow, Miss Gertrude Metty. Mis-
Catherine Rossiter, Miss Eyer and Mis-
Cannon.
The Military Sisterhood will have
their regular meeting Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 at the Y. w. c. A. Al
interesting program. consisting Of
musical numbers and speaking, hal
been planned for the day.
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Dr. and Mrs. W. c. McDonougI
were given twelve-pound channe
cat tish yesterday by a friend at Mapl,
Hill SO they asked ten guests Il
come and help enjoy it at dinner las
night.
There will be a regular meeting O.
the Kappa Kappa Chi Alumnae at the
home of Miss Ruth KinEman Tuesda.
evening at S o'clock.
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