The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-29

! a dance tonight at Steinberg's hall. 1t
4 is the post-fnal party of the season,
which follows the midwinter examina-
lions and the pledges will be the
guests of honor. Those who will at
tend are the active and alumnae girls,
the pledges, and their men friends The
list includes: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Walk
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Coleman,
Miss Josephine Tice, Miss Dorothy
Gleed, Miss Ruth Bauer. Miss Mary
Wickwire, Miss Mary Ferguson, Miss
Juliet Pettyjohn, Miss Isabel Mills,
Miss Esther Clark, Miss Margaret
! Settler, Miss Helen Guild. Miss Ada
] laide Johnston, Miss Bertha Hull Miss
Ruth Raster, Miss Marjorie Rodgers,
Miss Helen Johnston, Miss Lois Segar.
Miss Mary Parkinson, Miss Gertrude
McCllntock, Miss Erna Zutavern, Miss
Maud Hawley, Miss Marjorie Lyle, Miss
Marie Porter, Miss Marguerite Kiene,
Miss Frances Perry, Miss Elizabeth
Mills, Miss Julia Anes, Miss Henrietta
Alexander, Miss Rebecca Welty, Miss
Marguerite Parkinson, Miss Alice
Andrews, Miss Grace koOntz,- Miss Mel
lie Raster, Miss Daisy Monroe, Miss
Mildred Guild, Miss Besss Renwick,
, Miss Madeline whitney Miss Marian
Thompson, Miss Mary Sawyer of Nc
Pherson, Mr.. Henry O'Brien, Mr..
Pericles Miller, Mr.. Warren Crumbine'
Mr. Herbert Heym. Mr.. Ray Chamber
lain. Mr.. John Maynard. Mr.. Earl
Trobert, Mr. David Neiswanger, Mr..
Roy George Mr. Richard Whitcomb.
Mr.. George O'Brien, Mr.. Reid Girard,
Mr. Jack Campbell, Mr.. Leon Holman.
Mr. Willis Garvey. Mr.. Harold Porter,
Mr.. Roy Enfield, Mr.. Percy Beggs. Mr..
Edwin Feely, DR.. Reisner, Mr.. Frank
Sanders, Mr.. Willard Troxell, Mr.. Don
Welty Mr.. Morris Sanders, Mr.. George
Hogeboom, Mr. Jake Mertz, Mr.. Phil
Gray, Mr.. Carl Smiley, Mr.. Francis
Willard, Mr.. Leland Johnson, Mr.. An
gelo Ait, DR.. Ralph Johnson, Mr.. Lee
Johnson, Mr.. Cyrus Monroe, Mr.. Rob
Kerr, Mr.. Herman Ewers, Mr.. Kenneth
Kline and Mr.. Warren Humphrey.
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Mrs J. C. Mohler entertained her
bridge club today at her home on Fill
more street. Mrs. Louis Nelson, OF
Kansas City, was a guest at the meet
ing.
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Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Jean Parkhurst and
Mr.. Roy A Guettler, which took place
July in Kansas City. The news of
the marriage was not made known
even to Mrs. Guettler's immediate
family until yesterday. Mrs. Guettler
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Parlxhlrrst and has been living in
Kansas City where she was engaged
in musical work as director of the
choir in one of the large Episcopai
churches of that place, and as accom-
PIANIST. She is managing the Park
hurst concert series in Topeka, and
considering how often she has come to
Topeka on business trips and visits to
her people, involving heart-to-heart
talks with old friends and confidants,
she has kept her secret remarkably
we'll.
Mr.. Guettler is Kansas City man.
and has attended the luncheons and
box parties that Mrs. Guettler has
given at the time of the various con-
certs that have been given here under
her management. He was with her in
Topeka Tuesday, and attended the
Genee concert. and has become ac-
quainted with a good many of her
friends here. They will make their
home III Kansas City
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Two important receptions will be
given Thursday afternoon. The D. A.
r. will give a tea for 500 guests at
the home of Mrs. Lee Monroe, 909 Har-
rison street, which will be one of the
largest and most important social af-
fairs that the Topeka chapter has
ever given. The members of the chap
ter are asked to meet at Mrs. Mon
roe's home at 2:3O o'clock. Mrs. De
witte c. Nellis will receive at her
town house 314 West Fifth avenue,
for Mrs. John P. st. John of Olathe,
who is her house guest part of this
week. No formal invitations have been
issued for Mrs. Nellis' party, but her
friends and friends of Mrs. st. John
and of the receiving women and the
legislators wives are asked to call
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The Tivoli club will have their dance
at the Elks' han 3. Thursday :. j. night
The women of the U and I club
have taken up the matter of the So
cia1 survey CT Topeka, and at bust
ness meeting held recently, they voted
to contribute to the fund required for
the survey. 500. The women of the
city are asked to give $1,000 of the
sum needed, and various clubs and
individuals, as well, are making gifts
to the fund.
The ba1loting at the business meet |
ing of the Woman's Kansas Day club |
resulted in the choice of Mrs. Willis |
Bailey of Atchison. president, and |
Mrs George Hodges, the wife of Gov
ernor Hodges. as y.ce president
Mrs. T. NJ Lillard is giving two par
ties this week in compliment to her
sister. Miss Lucille Hopper of Santa |
Barbara, Cal. She entertained at an |
informal tea this afternoon from to |
5, and Saturday she will give a buffet |
luncheon. She was assisted at her
''at home this afternoon by Mrs. Arch |
Catlin and Mrs. A. E. Van Petten. The |
rooms that were open to the guests |
today were attractive in decorations |
of red roses and white snapdragon.
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Mrs. George H. Hodges received in /
formally Tuesday afternoon from 2 80 .
to 80 for the women visiting in To- |
pella, who are editors, wives of edi- I
tors, and daughters of editors. 1t is |
the first affair at which Mrs. Hodges |
has been hostess at the Governors /
house, and though the affair was quite /
Informal, it was interesting, and was /
attended by a large number of the |