The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-15

as a bride to live in Topeka last fall. |
and is one Of the most popular Of the |
is the first affair at which she has en-
tertained since her marriage.
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Mrs. f. II. Adams entertained the
Westlawn Afternoon Bridge club Wed
nesday. Mrs. J. n. McGon played as q
substitute.
Miss Ann Myers gave a party We'd
nesday night for Miss Lucille Lukens.
who will be married soon to Mr.. Wayne
Horning. The guests were: Miss Lux
ems. Miss Hazel Boast, Miss Laura
Koehler, Miss Helen Bloomer, Miss
Elwina Pugh, Miss Helen Fulton, Miss
Ruth Ogden Miss Blanche Shirley Of
Granville, Miss Gertrude Russell, Miss
Mary Summers, Miss Fawn Williams,
Miss Charlotte Lauderman, Miss Chris
tine Ross. Miss Mary Sharp and Miss
Laura Haynes.
Miss Lukens xMiu be the guest Of
honor at am INFORMAL evening which
Miss Helen Bloomer will give Friday
evening and will be entertained Tues
day evening by Miss Elwina Pugh and
Miss Bienche Shirley at Miss Pugh's
home. Another AFFAIR in her honor will
be given next Thursday by Miss Helen
Fulton and Miss Gertrude Russell at
Miss Russell's home.
Mrs. George o. Wilmarth was the
guest of honor at a party in celebration
oa ear1 nef tha si1ty.eishth birthday anniyer-
Reading club and the Cultus club be-
ing the hostesses. Those who attend
ed the party were: Mrs. Wilmarth.
mrs Mary andrews. Mrs. H c. Ewers.
Mrs. c. o. Knowles, Mrs. L. r. Lane.
Mrs Emma Port, Mrs. A. A. Rodgers,
Mrs. Clement Smith, Mrs. b. T. Welch.
Mrs. G. B. Burge. Mrs. w. G. Tandy,
Mrs John Sargent, jr.. Mrs. David r.
Howard. Mrs. Louis Van Dorp. Mrs |
w. r. Martin. Mrs. T. C. Kirkpatrick, /
Mrs. Fred Evarts. Mrs. S. thinner
man, Mrs. H. c. Morrison, Mrs. W. S. |
Eberle, Mrs A. D: Lockwood, Miss
onse''e Lane ana MISS kittie Tandy. i
The Presbyterian Woman's Mission
ary union will meet Friday, January
16. in the First Presbyterian church i
The order Of the program will be as
follows:
Luncheon at 1880
Devotional exercises led by Mrs.
Martin Mohler.
annual annual report from each society.
Address. Present Conditions in
Russia by Mrs. Marie A. Left, a po-
litical exile from Russia.
Report from the Student Volunteer
convention held in Kansas City. by
Miss Florence Warner.
Election Of officers.
Notes and Persinal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt weightman.
nesday, have gone for a trip to Ros-
well. N. NJ, where they will visit Mr..
Weightman's son. Mr.. Alden Weight
man, who is q student in q military
school OF that place.
Mrs. Lee Monroe will leave in q
short time for a short stay in Excel
sior Springs.
Mr.. Frank O'Reilly left Wednesday
for Notre Dame, Indiana, to resume
his work in Notre Dame university.
He has been visiting at the home Of
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Martin.
Mrs. David Ferguson OF Colby. Kan,
will return home Monday Of next
week. after visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Daniels.
A party of twenty-five people will
come from Baldwin to attend the
Paderewski concert. and also a party
OF twenty-five from Ottawa
Miss Eva Schly. who came from
| Chicago to accompany her mother and
! her sister, Miss LOttie Schly, to Cali
fornia, has returned, and has left for
! Chicago, where she will take her Phi.
! D. degree In the Chicago university.
Mr.. Ray Porter of Los Angeles, Cal.
| is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
| N. Porter. of West street, few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry r. Nash Of Dem
yer. Colo. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. J. Parker.
Mrs Elmer Bloom of Hutchinson,
| who il visiting her sister. Mrs. C1ar-
ence Bowman, will leave Saturday for
! Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Robert Porter Of
Portland, Ore, are the parents Of q
! daughter. born January s: Mrs Por-