The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-25

the Cremerie for supper. The chap
erons were Mrs. P. P. Womer and
Professor and Mrs. w. A. Harshbarger.
Those who danced were: Prof. and
Mrs. w. T. Davis entertained the
Topeka Avenue club Friday. Guests
of the club were Mrs. A. w. Bronson,
Mrs. H. A. Perry, Mrs. v. B. Kistler
and Mrs. Charles Wore, all of whom
were former members.
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Mrs. w. A. Harshbarger, Prof. and
Mrs. c: S. Lopez, Miss Gertrude Gray,
Miss Marguerite Thrapp, Miss Helen
Bennett, Miss Hazel JONES' Miss Eurda
Baird, Miss Helen Reinbach, Miss
Katherine Albaugh, Miss Sierra Beggs,
Miss Elsie Cuthbert, Miss Audie Myers,
Miss Erma Erickson, Miss Marguerite
McElvain of Lawrence, Miss Lucille
Kersey, Miss Majel Langhart, Miss
Ruth Larimer, Miss Marguerite Suy-
dam, Miss Lorna Pomroy, Miss Lois
Hunt of Lawrence, Miss Avis Clayton,
Miss Mabel Jones, Miss Flora Herring
ton, Miss Mary Weightman, Miss Mar
guerite Whitemore, Miss Edna STAINS
burger, Miss Edna Smith, Miss Lillian
Gleissner, Miss Virginia Kitchell, Miss
Mindas Mckee, Miss Marguerite Dun
ming, Miss Edna Becker, Miss Christ
ana Ward, Miss Maym H. Parsons,
Miss Rita Burt, Miss Elizab beth Edison.
Miss Veda Hodgson, Miss Gertrude
Helm, Miss Corrine Ripley, Miss bel
Savage, Mr.. George Barrett, Mr.. Jay
McCosh, Mr.. Sterling Shaw. Mr.. Glen
Kassebaum, Mr.. Kelsey Petro, Mr..
Earl Griffith. Mr.. Howard Cox, Mr..
Paul Bush, Mr.. Frank Harshbarger.
Mr.. Kenneth Kearns, Mr.. Vincent
Kearns, Mr.. Charles Logan. Mr. James
Lindsay, Mr.. Robert Muirhead, Mr..
Preston Palmer, Mr.. Don Shaeffer,
Mr.. William Tomilson, Mr.. Woodward
Smith, Mr.. Sam Heller, Mr.. Frank
| Meyer. Mr.. Sam Zook. Mr.. William
Menninger, Mr.. Ernest Trull. Mr.
George Peters, Mr.. Clarence William
son, Mr.. Dorsey Askew, Mr. Orville
| Veach. Mr.. Homer N. Davis, Mr. KEEL
! sey Gardner, Mr.. Ewing Bradford Fer
gus, Mr.. Homer Cooling Mr. Herbert
Balls, Mr.. J. Glen Logan, Mr. Herbert
Blinn, Mr.. Burt Myers. Mr.. Theodore
Richter and Mr.. William Stewart of
Lawrence, Mr.. Eugene Harshbarger
and Mr.. Ralph Myers
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The silver tea which was to have
been given Tuesday afternoon by the
Good Government club. is postponed
until after Thanksgiving, on accOun
of the death of Mr.. Howard N.
Rhodes, whose widow was president
of the club in the preceding admin
| istration.
The tea will be given later, and the
|
of the tuberculosis hospital.
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Mrs. William S. Bergundthal was
hostess Friday night at a dinner given
at her home in West Sixth street.
Large white chrysanthemums were
used to decorate the living room. and
pink and white roses were used in the
| dining room. Those who sat around
the table were: Mrs. Bergundthal.
Mrs. R. Colvin. Mrs. Will F'ores of
Macon, Ga, Mrs. William Thomas
Brown. Mrs. D. c. Bergundthal, Miss
nellie Wetherholt, Miss Sydney Card
ner and Miss Wilma Bergundthal
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The East Side kindergarten, of
which Miss Lulu Mckee IS director,
was given a harvest party Friday
afternoon thru the courtesy of Mr.. W.
o. Anderson. The children in the
| kindergarten have been singing and
studying all fall about the harveSting
of the crops in preparation for
Thanksgiving, but very few of them
have ever seen the products of the
harvest until they are prepared for the
table. Mr.. Anderson drove his seven
passenger car and his auto truck to
the school. and took all the pupils to
his commission house, showed them
the warehouses where the grains and
fruits and vegetables are kept; he
showed them the fowls before they are
prepared for market, and took Their
thru the stables. He also gave to ach
child some fruit from the store rooms
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Myers will have
a house party Thanksgiving Day, Their
guests being a number of out of town
relatives. They will give a family
dinner party Thursday. Mrs. Myers's
nieces, Miss Dorothy Cahoon and Miss
Margaret Cahoon, of Elyria, Ohio, will
arrive the first of next week to remain
until after Thanksgiving, and Mr.
MyerS's brother, Mr.. George Myers
Mrs. Myers and Miss Helen Myers. OF
Kansas City. will come to Topeka for
Thanksgiving.
The Nautilus club will meet with
Mrs. D. L. McEachron next Tuesday
afternoon. A paper will be read by
Mrs. Hobson on Church Union in
Kansas" and Mrs. J. Risser will read
/ a paper on Modern Methods in Re
ligious Education"
Mrs. T. F. Carver will entertain a
dozen guests at luncheon Tuesday fol
Mrs. Edward c. Ray of santa Bar.
bara, Cal. and Mrs. Jonathan Thorn
as. The Rev. Mr.. Ray and Mrs. Ray
| are in Topeka for visit to Their
friends, and are guests at Mrs. Thorn
ass home. Mrs. J. B. Larimer enter
: tanned Mrs. Ray at luncheon Wednes
! day.
Mrs. Rosseau A. Burch and her sis
ter, Mrs A. E. Wilson of Los Angeles
5 Georgia Ober. will go to Salina the
first of next week to visit Mrs
: Burchs daughter. Mrs. La Rue Royce
and to attend a reception to be giver