The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-20
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The members of the I.akota club
of Topeka, have received an invita-
ton from Mrs. George II. Hodges. of
Olathe, to be her guests Thursday of
next week. Mrs Hodges, during her
residence in Topeka while her husband
was governor of the state, was mem
Der of the Lakota club. The guests
will leave at TAO Thursday morning.
and return to Topeka in the evening.
Some of Mrs. Hodges's Olathe friends
will be invited to meet the Lakota
women.
The members of the club. nearly
all of whom expect to go to Olathe in
response to Mrs. Hodges's invitation
are: Mrs. Charles S. Elliott, Mrs. Lu-
Their Burns, Mrs. Earle Williams. Mrs.
Harrison Morgan. Mrs. Roy Bone, Mrs.
Charles Adams, Mrs. Charles O'Neil,
Mrs. David Palmer, Mrs L. S. Ferry,
Mrs. Newell Abrahams, Mrs. c. w
Hanchette, Miss Florence Welcome,
Miss Winifred Welcome, Miss Marian
Garretson' and Miss Villa Rodgers
Mrs. w. T. Crosby was hostess at Il
meeting of the Fillmore Street Whist
club this afternoon. Mrs. Harold Chase
substituted for Mrs. J. G. Gafford. and
Miss Dolly Curtis played for Mrs. NJ.
c. Hammatt.
Mrs. Crosby will entertain the Mon
day Whist club Monday. Of next week
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The Art Club will have a picnic
Merriam country place west of town
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The Matinee Music Club is planning
to have a picnic party Thursday of
next week at the home of Mrs. War
rick Updegraff, north of town.
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Mrs. Walter Hayes entertained n
few friends informally Wednesday af-
ternoon. in compliment to her sister.
Mrs Albert Hart, of Oklahoma City,
and Miss Myra Thompson, also of Ok
lahoma City, who are her house
guests.
United States Senator w. H Thomp-
son, and Mrs. Thompson have arrived
in Topeka to be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. kiene. Senator Thompson
will address the Saturday Night club
at their banquet Saturday evening.
Mrs Thompson will be the guest OF
honor at two bridge parties to be
given by Mrs. Kiene-the first of the
parties will be given Friday and the
second. Saturday.
Mrs. Gaillard Miller entertained a
few guests Tuesday afternoon for
Mrs. J. T. Simpson, of Kinsley, and
Miss Florence Taylor of Atlanta,
Georgia The other guests were:
Mrs J. p Taylor, Mrs. Seymour Fl.
Levy. Mrs. H. Hill, Mrs. A. B. c.
butcher Mrs. c. n. Wray, Mrs. Lloyd
Reynolds, of Baltimore, and Mrs o.
o. Moore.
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Senator and Mrs. Charles Curtis
have issued invitations for the mar
riage of their sister, Miss Dolly Cur
tbs, to Mr.. Edward Everett Gam, Sat
urday evening, June IL, at o'clock,
at the Curtis home, 1101 Topeka ave-
nue.
At home at the Woodward in Wash
ingtOn, D. c.
The girls of the Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority are entertaining at a series
of parties for some of the college
friends. The senior girls will enter
tain tonight, and the sophomore girls
were hostesses at a party last night.
The juniors will entertain Friday
night. and the freshmen some eve
ming early next week. The parties are
small, with only a few friends as
guests.
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A studio picnic was given Tuesday
evening for Mrs. Helen /. Francis, in
celebration of her birthday anniver-
sary The studio was decorated with
flowers when she arrived Tuesday
morning, and in the evening about 80
of her friends met her as she was
leaving her photograph gallery. and
they spent the early evening with her
in the studio, where their picnic sup
per was spread.
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Miss Dolly Curtis, whose marriage