The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-03

Thome, "OnIy to Thee" by St Saens.
Mrs. ARA Clark will play her accom-
paniments.
Mr. Frank S. Kenyon will discuss
the modern French school of music
and following his talk will play Gar
den in the Rain" by De Busy, Toe
cata in c sharp minor by De Busy, |
and "F'rolic of the Waters" by Ravel. |
three numbers, accompanied by Miss
Ethel Grant. Les Cloches" by De |
Busy. lie Pappilon" and Carnival" |
both by Fourdrain.
A Brahms Beethoven program is
the program for this month. Mr..
Ignatius Tello, accompanied by Mr..
Frank S. Kenyon, will play Sonata
in c minor by Brahms and Beetho-
ven's Romance in G." Mrs. Henry
J. Dotterweich will sing a group of
Brahms.
The following women arranged a
surprise party for Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Remington at their home in
Meade, Mrs. Frank Crane, Mrs. Mer-
rill Mills. Mrs. William Curtis and Mrs.
John Pullman of Bridgeport. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remington have lived
in Topeka for over sixty years and
women who gave the party yesterday.
Dr. Florence Brown Sherbon will
deliver the last of a series of lectures
on child hygiene at the Pelletier's
Mothers Club. Friday afternoon from
4 until o'clock. Miss Opal Loveless
will give reading.
Mrs Warren E. Jeffrey was hostess
to the club house team to which she
belongs at luncheon this noon.
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Mrs. C. 3. Van Horns club house
team will sell hot dish holders and
kitchen aprons at the club meetings
Thursday.
Mrs Bennett R. Wheeler enter
tanned her club house team today.
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Hostesses for the noon hour at the
Woman's club meeting Thursday are
Mrs. Silas Porter, Mrs. Edmund kulp,
Mrs. John CLANCY, Mrs. Charles Joslin.
Mrs. James Blair. The hall reception
committee is composed of Mrs. James
P. deBevers Kaye, and Mrs F. A.
Rooster. The presiding officers as
sistants will be Mrs. Guilford Dudley,
Mrs. W. G. Miller, Mrs. d. G. Kline.
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Mr.. Walter Bowman ,Jr., will en-
terrain a number of his friends at a
dinner at his home tomorrow evening.
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The First Congregational church
will have their regular church night
supper at $50 Thursday evening in
the church.
Mrs F. NJ. Stiebey. 1911 College will
be hostess to the Lowman union w. c.
T. L. Thursday at 2:3o o'clock.
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The New Era class of the First Pros
byterian church will have a supper at
the church Friday evening. Covers
will be laid for about forty.
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The Woman's National Farm and
Garden association, Kansas Branch
will meet in Topeka, March Sth and
eth. all day sessions closing Tuesday
night with a banquet with Mrs. Fan
ME NJ. KHnck, Gainesville, Ia. Mrs.
Klinck is president of the Farm wom-
| ans National congress. and will tell of
the ninth annual session held at
Hagarstown. Md. last October. Mrs
Klinck took an exhibition of farm
| products of her own growing, to the
Midwest Soil Exposition at Kansas
City. in 1918. and carried off all the
kpremiums in her line. The National
Woman's Farm and Garden associa-
| ton is affiliated with the National
Federation of Woman's clubs, and the
| Kansas branch will elect delegates to
the federation meeting in Des Moines.
| gardens, flower gardens, fruit gardens,
landscape gardens, home gardens will
| find this a worth while meeting, as
| splendid talks have been arranged by
women of experience. All meetings
will be held in the rooms of the Cham
| Der of Commerce, and are open to the
public. Let nothing hinder you from
coming to attend this fine gathering
| of representative farm women of the
| state of Kansas
Officers of the Kansas branch are:
| President, Mrs. Theodore Saxon To-
| peka; vice president, Miss Lucretia
| Campbell, Humboldt; rec. secretary,
| Miss Elsie V. Arthur Rantoul: cor
secretary. Mrs. Ella Brill Nelson. To-
| peka; treasurer. Mrs. Mabel Pomeroy,
Holton; director Shawnee county, Mrs.
| A. T. Modlin. Topeka; advisory board
Mrs. Ben Nickel, Soldier City: Mrs
Henry McAfee. Topeka; Mrs. Francis
Boyd. Phillipsburg: Mrs. w. Y. Nor
gan, Hutchinson; Mrs. w. P. Lambert
| son, Fairview; Mrs. David Ferguson
Colby.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Baker and
their family will soon leave Topeka
for a residence in Manhattan Las
evening a number of their friends sur.
prised them with a farewell party
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Gregg, Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Har.
ris. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ebey. Mr. and
J Mrs. Byron Willcuts. Mr.. and Mrs
James Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. H A
Claussen, Mr.. and Mrs. V. F. Robey
Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Stone. Mrs. Fernt
Hummell. Mrs. w. r. Harbour. Mrs
Ernest Blair. Mrs. F. L. Benjamin
Mrs. Carrie Whittekind.
Mrs Ernest Baker gave a bridg,
lparty yesterday afternoon in honor o
Mrs Baker. Mrs. Elmer Ebey is plan
ming a luncheon in compliment to Mrs
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