The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-16

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at a bridge party Wednesday. January
q. honoring Mrs Effie Van Tuyl and
Mrs. Cyrus Lloyd, both Of Leavenworth.
who will be in Topeka for the meeting
Of the Woman's Kansas Day club. and
other affairs of that week
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The Monday Bridge club will meet
with Mrs. f. w. Watson. 401 Topeka
avenue. Monday. January Is.
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Special music has been arranged for
Sunday evening at the First Presbyter-
ian church. Mrs. E. G. Brown will sing.
Behold the Master, by Hammond; Miss
Anna Harrison and Mrs. Robert Gar
Der, Minuet from Debussey suite; and
the quartet will sing Savior in Thy
Mystic Presence. by Schneider.
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Mrs. DeWitte C. NeIlis and Mrs. Al
bert Charles Phillips, Of Seattle, Wash.
were at home informally Friday after
noon. Mrs. F. Dumont Smith, Of
Hutchinson. was the guest Of honor.
About Is people called during the Of
ternoon. Mrs. A. A. Robinson poured
tea,
The Lakota club will meet Monday
Of next week with Mrs. Luther Burns.
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Mrs. n. H. Welty is giving a party
this afternoon for her little daughter,
Virginia Dale. who is celebrating her
eighth hi thday anniversary. The
decorations for the party are red and
white. an, the flowers used are car
nations. The birthday cake Is lighted
with eight little candles, and a SOU
venir pie" was placed on the table,
from which the guests drew favors by
ribbons reaching from the dish to the
plates. Mrs. Welty is assisted by Mrs.
Nellie Smith, Miss Katherine Harri-
son. Miss Ruth Scott and Miss Helen
Welty.
The ..ildren who are guests are:
Virginia Mills, Dacotah Driscoll. Mar
guerite Nellis. Joy Smith. Katherine
Drum, Doris Gilmore, Mary Buck.
Jean st. John. Martha Merrick. Doro-
thy Hax. Alice Van Petten. Elizabeth
Spear, Helen Brehm, Dorothy, Ger
trude and Hazel Staple. and Virginia
Cartilage.
There are rumors as to the purpose
of dim party for some well
known ociety people, but we are not
telling, for that would spill the
beans for the hosts and guests.
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La Douzaine Bridge club will meet
A0OAOdy Win loOlIudTp dt
her home in Potwin Place.
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The Elite 500 club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. william NJ
Metzdorf, 1905 Topeka avenue.
The Topeka w. c. T. U. will be en-
tertained Monday by Mrs. ]. p. Car
nahan. 1927 Buchanan street. Mrs.
Roy B. Guild will address the meet
ing.
The c. F. club will meet with
Mrs. Seymour Levy. 915 West Tenth
avenue. Friday. January %.
A meeting Of the Chancel Chapter
of Grace Cathedral will be held Mon
day Of next week at the home of Mrs
Frank r. Millspaugh. The divisions
that will have joint meeting at Mrs.
Millspaugh's home are the Central,
Potwin and Garfield divisions.
Miss Gladys Scott and Miss Grace
Dana gave line party at the Novelty
Friday night. After the theater the
guests went to Miss Dana's home,
1928 Harrison street, to spend the
rest of the evening. Those present
were: Miss Birdie George. Miss Eliz-
abeth Morrison, Miss Anna Parham,
Miss Olive Knox. Miss Marie Osborn,
A'AASo AAOAOh CCOtls XAASS eTIlus
Miss Dorotha Leeper. Miss Orpha
Baughman, Miss Bertha Wulkie, MT
Aston D.; "a. Mr.. Floyd Flanagan,
Mr.. Wilbur Magill. Mr.. Harold Smi-
ley, Mr.. Fred Bracket. Mr.. Dick Nc
Ribbon. Mr.. Clark Ellington. Mr.. Pc
ter Kline. Mr.. Charles Borman. Mr.
Charles. Wilson. Mr.. Lindsay Osborn
and Mr.. Fred Pearce.
Some of the younger crowd gave a
dancing party Friday night at KEEL
lam's. Those who danced were: Mr.
and MRS. Ralph Montgomery, Mr.. and
Mrs: Todd Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs.
lord Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Pres
colt. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Strawn, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Hockett, Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin Snattinger, Miss Frances
Grote. Miss Roxy vancil, Miss Hazel
Lillian Guthrie. Miss Lucille Grote.
Miss Ruth Ogden, Miss Mary Sum-
mers. Miss Olga House, Miss Louise
Culver. Miss Florence Davis, Miss Viva
Hopkins. Miss Marguerite Murphy,
Miss Lois Lindsay. Miss Nadeen Null.
Miss Winifred Emary, Miss Ann Bal
lard, Miss Hazel Boast, Miss Kathryn
Allen. Miss Nell Montgomery, Miss
Marjorie Petro, Miss Nicholas. Mr.
Clifford Joss, Mr.. Bud .Tomlinson, Mr..
Morris Tucker, Mr.. Harry Simpson,
Mr.. Max McAllister. Mr.. Phil Billiard.
Mr.. Leroy Finney. Mr.. Fern Ginger,
Mr.. John Crow, Mr.. w. F. Price. Mr..
Blosser, Mr.. Kenneth Barber, Mr. Chas.
Wilson. Mr.. J. E. Claggett, Mr.. F. B.
Copper. Mr.. George C. Helm. Mr.. Lee
r: Samuel. Mr.. Floyd Finch, Mr..
Wayte Lytle. Mr.. Stewart Drum, Mr..
D. D. Mickey. Mr.. J.. A. Weightman
Mr.. T. w. O'Reiily, Mr.. DeWitte Mont
gomery, Mr.. Maurice Montgomery.
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Mrs. Paul Shreve entertained at her
home in West Fifteenth street Thurs
dav afternOn for her sistor Grv ~ n