The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-02

mans club at a o'clock luncheon
wednesday noon at Pelletier's Tea
room.
There will be places for: Mrs.
Money. Mrs. T. J. Meyers. Mrs. Her
bert West. Mrs. J. s. Dean. Mrs. w. E.
Thrapp, Mrs. Rousseau Burch. Mrs. w.
L. Higgins, Mrs. Warren E. Jeffrey,
Mrs. F. P. Bradley. Mrs. Oscar Bon
nett, Mrs Walter E. Wilson, Mrs. A.
Walker. Mrs. r. l.. Thomas, Mrs. ].
E. Thomas, DR.. Elvenor Ernest and
Mrs. ODER.
Mrs. Robert Merrick will entertain
at l O'Clock luncheon Thursday at her
home, 1901 Harrison street, for the
members of the Vanity Fair Bridge
Luncheon club. This is the first meet
ing of the falA..
Miss Dorothy Nichols and Mr. Ted
Lagerstrom. whose marriage will take
place Wednesday, were complimented
! Tuesday evening at dinner given at
PelletieE's Tea room, followed by a
line party at the Novelty.
The guests were: Miss Nichols, Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Rice. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Hauser-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wintershedt,
Miss Dorothy Coe, Miss Mora Gatchell,
Mr.. Lagerstrom, Mr.. Stanley Copeland
and Mr. James gri z =
81 don't believe women like to play
cards here as well as they used to-
said Topeka woman when speaking
of the U. and 1. club benefit party.
Yesterday afternoon" continued the
speaker, "just ever and ever SO many
women who play, preferred to stand
and talk or hunted friends they hadn't
seen in a long while
The U. and l. club sent out over a
the card party and during the affair
especially toward the latter part of the
afternoon, Kellam hall was crowded,
with groups of laughing, chatting
women. The club Jared better finan-
cially it IS said, than they did last
the musical program during the latter
part of the afternoon.
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The first departmental meeting of
the year of the Woman's club will be
held Thursday morning beginning at
1890 o'clock At this hour the edu-
cation, civics and home economics de-
paTtment will give their programs and
in the second hour the forestry, litera-
ture and music departments will meet.
In the afternoon an open meeting will
be held at 2:45 o'clock, which is in
charge OF the art department The
meetings of the club are for members
and nonresident guests only.
Prof. Frank J. Kilbaba, of the fine
arts department at Washburn, will give
several violin numbers and Mrs. H o.
Carney will talk on European art, with
illustrations.
The other departments and their
programs4nclude: Civics-will me6
with education department.: Educa-
tfon-Illustrated lecture on Russia
and Her People," Rev. J. w. Rahill;
Forestry-Outline of park to park
highway. Mrs. c. E. Heer, followed by
illustrated lecture on 1.-THE National
1s,,a
of years work, Mrs. C. E. Mallon,
chairman; Mary and Martha program,
Mrs. w. E. Atchison. "Mary's Reia-
tionship to the Home" Mrs. J. F. jar
rell Training Martha for Her
Duties" three minute discussions led
by Mrs J. B. Larimer. Mrs. Lucy Mil
liken and Mrs. Howard E. Johnston;
observation-disclosures Tendencies in Mod
ern Literature" DR.. William J. Nor
gan of Washburn college; Music
Helen Estey; Sonata, op. So
Schytpe," Mrs. Fred Munson, first
movement: waltz, "Se Saran Rose"
Arditi, Mrs. Joseph Taggart; Polo
naisse in A." Chopin, Mrs. w. A.
Harshbarger; "Gavotte" from Ma
non." Massanet, Mrs. Raymond H.
Murray; ''Minuet," Mrs. Henry ]. Dot
terweich; Canon, Romance in F
Sharp" Schumann, "Mitt Humor,"
sehumann' , sJad s,s Scherzo'"
The social committee of the club in
cludes: Mrs. H. p. Dillon, chairman:
Mrs. w. T. Crosby and Mrs. H. E, Ray.
Mrs. Clarence s. Bowman will be. So
cial hostess for the day; Mrs. B. F.
Akers and Mrs. w. H. Eastman, door
committee; Mrs. Ida B. Work, Mrs.
A. NJ. Catlin, Mrs.-WilbuE l.. Gardner.
Mrs. Henry F. Mason, hostesses social
hour, and the presidents assistants,
Mrs. W. F. Bowen, Mrs. W. D. Storrs
and Mrs, RALPH !: M Z :
The alumni of the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity had lunch together this noon
at the Chamber of Commerce
A Halloween party was given Satur-
day night at the Nurses Home in Pot
win Place. The lecture hall was deco
rated in autumn leaves and Halloween
colors. Those giving special selections
| in music and songs were: Miss Hicks,
Miss Nelson and Miss Bower.
/ Mrs. L. D. Whittemore's art class
which was postponed last week will
be held Wednesday morning at the
college.
The Red Triangle dub will be enter
tanned Saturday afternoon at the home
| of Mrs. Charles A. Caster, 1915 Col
lege avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Often enter
tanned at cards Monday evening at
Their home. The house was decorated
in Halloween colors. The guests in
GUIDED: Mr.. and Mrs. James Hesse,
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