The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-25
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BY MARION LERRIGo.

! lor will deliver the address Of greet
ing, on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Taylor
! and Mrs. Johns are guests of Mrs.
Harry Garvey.
other visitors in Topeka for the
Federation meeting will be Mrs. W.
trict Federated Clubs, and Mrs. VIII
lis Bailey, of Atchison. They are
to be guests of Mrs. Henry Allen.
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Mrs Glen Logan will give an in
formal thimble party next Tuesday
afternoon at her home in honor OF
Mrs. Selden Stebbins and Miss Grace
Dana. A few of the intimate friends
of the honor guests will be present.
I Mrs. Stebbins is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Roudebush, and has
with her, her son Donald. Mr.. Steb-
bins will come to Topeka in November.
Miss Grace Dana is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Shakeshaft.
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The members of the Ramblers club
of Valley Falls, who will be in Topeka
next week to attend the federation
Festus Foster at luncheon Tuesday
noon at the Y w. c. A.
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The freshman members of the
Kappa Alpha Theta chapter of Wash
burn are hostesses today to the fresh
sas. The visiting Thetas arrived at IL
o'clock, and were guests at luncheon.
In the afternoon, they were enter
tanned with tea at the chapter house
at which the active members of the
Washburn chapter were also guests.
The visitors are: Miss Marcella
Chockley, Miss Rilna Miller, Miss
Anne Parks, Miss Jean Phillips, Miss
Ruth Sanders, Miss Irma Shaw, Miss
Helen Silver, Miss Frances Sengel and
Miss Marjory Smitch. The hostesses
are: Miss Betty Bonebrake, Miss
Frances Price, Miss Dorothy Berry
man, Miss Margaret Connors, Miss
Grace GIeed, Miss Sally Hamilton,
Miss Doris CARRIER, Miss Louise Davis.
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Mrs. W. A. McCarter and her daugh-
ter, Jessie, will be guests tonight at
Republican banquet given at the Bal
timore hotel, Kansas City, for the wo-
mems city and county congressional
committee of Kansas City and Jack
son county Mrs. McCarter will be
one of the speakers. 4 s
The teachers of Lincoln school are
hostesses tonight at a dinner at Pelle-
tiers tea room in honor of Miss Gle
land, well known retired Topeka
teacher. The guests will be Miss Gle
land, Supt. and Mrs. A. ]. Stout, Mr..
and Mrs. Ma gaw, Miss Stevenson and
Miss Mitchell. The Lincoln school
teachers and their co-workers who
will be present are Mrs. L. D. Mckee,
Miss Myra Corning. Miss Ethel F'rizell.
Miss Josephine Weaver, Miss Edna
Reinbach. Miss Grace Detlor, Miss
Anna Hagar, Miss Jessie Donnell Miss
Laura Bartholomew, Miss Jennie
Clarkson, Mrs. Mary Walworth. Mrs.
Kate Glessner. Miss Dolly Martin,
Mrs. Katherine Crawford. Miss Ellen
Maude Bishopp, Mrs. Lutte Embleton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles, Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
nings and Miss Mary Bunker.
Decorations will be in autumn gold
and brown.
Prof I. L. Tello. violin instructor
of the Washburn College of Music,
will give his first recital before the
people of Topeka Thursday evening,
October so, 1919, at the college chapel.
He will be assisted by Frank S. Ken
yon at the piano. The recital will
begin at SIS o'clock. The following
program has been announced:
PeItro sT, Nardini; Concerto; q76O)
alto, (2) Andante Cantabile, (3) Allie
gretto giocoso.
Benjamin GODDARD. Observation-Disclosures.
-Four movements-(D Allegro moder-
ato-Recitativo andante, (2) Adagio
non tr9ppo, go Canzonetta, "a Ale
gro motto.
August Wilhelmg. mg..........Ro Romanza
iir2nados- -kreisler- r-..--..-... Spanish Dance
/; l.. 1eIlo- Bagatelle
Henri Wieniawski 10
Henri Wieniawski. Observation-Disclosures.
.-....-..... Souvenir de Moscow, Op.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Whittemore are
entertaining informally this afternoon
at their home. 1915 College avenue, in
honor of their son, Mr.. Laurens Whit
temore, and his bride. No invitations
have been issued. but friends have
been asked to call.
Friends who have been asked to as
sist in receiving the guests are Mrs. P
P. Womer, Mrs. D. L. McEachron,