The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carver will
entertain at bridge tonight, at their
home in Tyler street. The decorations
for the party will be in pink, and the
flowers used will be sweet peas and
roses Out of town guests at the
party will be Mrs. Albert Jones of
Columbus, Ohio; Miss Louise Graves
of San Diego, Cal, and Miss Helen
Collins of Meyersdale, Pa.
Mrs S. S. Beggs expects to entertain
at n luncheon Thursday for Miss Edna
Noble White, head of the home eco
university. Columbus, Ohio. Miss
White will make an address before
the Woman's club Thursday AFTER
noon. She will probably arrive in
Topeka in the forenoon, and will re-
turn to Kansas City in the late after
noon.
Cards have been received in Topeka
announcing the marriage of Miss
Edith lone johnson, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. johnson of
Salina, to Mr.. Merton Clyde French,
Friday. February 23 The marriage
took place at the Johnson home in
Salina.
Mr.. French was brought up in To-
peka, and his brother, Mr.. S. S.
French, makes mis- home here. He
was graduated from the Topeka high
school,, and later took his degree from
Baker university. He and his bride
will go to North Yakimi, Washington,
to make their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Stone, Miss
Marie Witwer and Mrs. Helen l..
Francis will entertain their friends
at a tea at the Art Guild rooms
Wednesday afternoon. No formal in
vitations are issued, and all friends
of the hosts are asked to call.
/
The Potwin Mothers club will meet
| Thursday afternoon at, the Potwin
school house. At the last meeting of
+ the club, the following officers weDe
| chosen: Mrs. Otis S. Allen, president;
Mrs June Chapman, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs Marion Van SAINT, second
vice president; Mrs. E. D. Benner,
recording secretary; Mrs. Roy L. Bone.
| corresponding secretary and Mrs. G..
j. Swan. treasurer.
Mrs M o. Lock will entertain at
thimbles Thursday in compliment to
Mrs. Stillwell, of Kansas City, who is
visiting Mrs. f. c. Winters.
|
Mrs. Fernley Ginger will be hostess
at a meeting of her bridge club
| Wednesday.
Miss Edna Noble White of Column
/ DuS, ONO, Will De a QlSllnSulSneQ WIS.,
itor in Topeka Thursday. She will be
the speaker of the day at the Wom-
ans club meeting to be held Thurs
day afternoon at the Y. w. C. A. The
meeting is held under the auspices
of the Home Economics department.
of which Mrs. D. o. Coe is chairman.
| Miss White is at the head of the
department of Home Economics of
the Ohio State university at Columbus,
and she is also in charge of it's ex-
tension work. One of the large new
buildings at the university is the quar-
| tiers of the Home Economics depart
ment. Miss White is to be in Kansas
City this week to appear as one OF
| the speakers on the program of the
national convention of school super
| intendents. She is niece of Mrs
| George Noble of Topeka, who is
| spending this winter in Kansas City
and she will be her guest while she
is in Kansas City. 1t was chiefly
through Mrs. Mobiles efforts that Miss
White was engaged to speak in To-
peka.
Thursday afternoons meeting is the
event of chief Importance in the win
ter's program of the Home Economics
department of the Woman's club. Miss
White has about % people working
under her in her position at the Ohio