The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-26
SOCIETY

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The Doreas society of the Potwin
presbyterian church will give their an
Wednesday afternoon from until s
o'clock. The boys from the Indus
trial school will give the afternoons
entertainments.
ThA Red Triangle club will be ea-
tertainei Saturday, November 6, at
tne nome Of Mrs. Charles Caster, 1915
College avenue.
ne elderly women at Ingleside will
&c special guests at the Days of
fore, free concert to be given at the
eualterlnm, November 8, by the Wom-
eH CIVIC chorus.
The members of the chorus are:
Sars. George H. Allen. Mrs. F. H. Allis.
MRS. Lynn Banta, Mrs. William Bau-
man, Mrs. Nelson Benning, Mrs. Ben
t9n Briggs, Mrs. c. P. Buck, Mrs w.
z. Bulls, Mrs. G. W. Crawford, Mrs.
Q, b.. Crosby. Mrs. Glen II. Beaver,
Mrs. o. w. Doing, Mrs. Henry J. Dot
isrweich, Mrs Eli G. Foster. Mrs.
Eleanor G. Hill, Mrs. Fred lies, Mrs.
Charles JosliR, Mrs. c. A. kendall.
Mrs. Monte Kistler, Mrs. F. A Mccoy,
Mss Ellen Madden Mrs, G. E. NAL
Ian, Mrs. b. H. Morehouse. Mrs. Geo.
w. Parkhurst, Miss Alena Philbin,
Mrs. Zoe Prather, Mrs. Harry Pribble,
Mrs. B. II, Pugh, Mrs. George W.
Reed, jr Mrs. Harry 1. Rhodes, Miss
ISL Rcmig. Mrs. Clement Roose, Mrs.
j. r. Sargent, Mrs. c.. Ascot, Mrs.
T. Claude Smith, Miss Vera Smith,
Mrs. Frank squires, Mrs. Frank L.
Sturgss, MFs w. 3. Swan. Mrs. Joseph
TRggart, Mrs. J. P. Wahle, Mrs. BeIya
Webster, Mrs. Guy Weilman. Mrs. w.
w. Wii6idal, Mrs. C. A. Wolf, Mrs. H.
- Young. Mrs. P. s. Zampiere and
MRS. Walter zimmsFman.
3rhe men of the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity will give Halloween dance at
the house Saturday evening.
The senior class at Washburn col
leee will give a masquerade party at
the college gym Friday evening This
is the first of a series of all school
parties which the different classes are
planning to give
The famous Leonardo de Yinci
painting. La Belle Ferronierre,' to
have been exhibited at Boswell hall
Wednesday will not arrive in time to
be shown until the last of this week.
The picture came to this country
from the Louvre at Paris. It has been
in. st. Louis at the Art Institute IN
Chicago, and in Kansas City, and will
rer1ain just one day in Topeka. going
from here to Chicago Two other pic
titYcs which ere the best known of this
artist are The Last supper and
Mona Lisa"
In the Red Book for November, un-
der the heading. art Gallery of Beau
tltul Women" is printed the picture
OF Miss Anna Case, who will sing
wednesday ev? z at the auditorium
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hawk enter
tanned at cards Saturday evening: Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Tromp. Mr.. and Mrs. !
NJ l. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
fer, MIR. and Mrs. o. H. Stevenson and
Miss allchrist IS ggests'
The Delta Delta sorority will have a
luncheon Friday noon at 1880 o'clock
at Pellatier's tea room. All visiting I
Tri Debts who wish to make reserva- |
tions.-Aayes. heeDv.asled- 10 all. MISS
Jessie McCarter /.
The New Era class of the First !
Presbyterian Sunday school held their |
first annual dinner last evening in |
this church rooms. The class was or |
g0nized q year aSo by Mrs. 5. S. Estey.
th1,r instgnctor,s for young married |
couples ana has had remarkable
grpwth. About thirty-ftve young cou-
uleh were present. After the dinner |
an enjoyable time was spent listening |
to toasts responded to by Mrs. S. S.
Isstcy. Mrs W. Glenn Hamilton Miss
Helen Estey, a guest. Mr.. Paul F. Nc
Bride. Mr.. Jesse Underwood, Mr.. Dan |
u.1oh and "a Few Remarks by
Doctor Estey. Mrs. Paul F. Mcbride |
and Mr.. Harold Rankin gave several |
I,tsr'ral numbers. MIR. Harve kinkead !
was tonEtnast?E = -
At the regular meeting of the To-
poi:a Art Guild, to be held this eve
,ning at Boswell hail. Mrs. L. C. Hodge
" Il talk about har California expert
cnees this summer and Mr.. David |