The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-17

riage to Mr.. Bruce Mcfarland will
take place next Saturday.
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Mrs. Wallace Crutcher will entertain
her sewing club at her apartments
next Wednesday afternoon.
The Chancel chapter of Grace
cathedral will give a party Tuesday.
February 20, at the home of Mrs. lief
Felix The affair is to be an infor-
guests will be the members of the Wo-
mans Guild of the cathedral.
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Mrs. Walter Ashton Smith gave a
dinner party for Mr.. Smith Friday
night, in celebration of his birthday
anniversary. The place cards were in
the form of kilograms bearing BIRTH
day congratulations Covers were
placed for Mr.. Smith, Bishop James
Wise, Dean J. p. Deb. Kaye, Canon
Mr.. H. c. Kibbee. Mr.. E. A. Herbst.
Mr.. w. w Dennison, Mr. E. B. Nc
Keever, Mr.. William Henderson The
affair was surprise to Mr.. Smith.
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Mrs. Arthur Capper will be at home
Tuesday afternoon of next week for
the wives of the legislators, at her
residence, 1881 Topeka avenue. The
Topeka women are cordially invited
to call to meet the visiting women.
ne hours Will De from TO o.
Mrs. Capper has asked the assist
ance of Mrs. Wilder s. Metcalf, of
Lawrence, Mrs. w. B. Gulick, of Scan
dia, and Mrs. Albrecht Marburg. Mrs.
Clyde Miller and Mrs. George M.
Crawford, of Topeka
During the early part of the session
Mrs. Capper appointed Wednesday as
her receiving day, but she has changed
the day to Tuesday for. the remainder
of the winter.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution will give Colonial tea at
Mrs Philip Murphy's, 917 Quincy
street, on the 22d. in honor of the out
of town members of the D. A. r. now
in the city, and for those who have
been invited to join the D. A. R. The
members of the chapter will be dress
| ed in Colonial costume. A musical
program of old songs will be ar
ranged by Mrs. Morton Albaugh and
Hostesses: Mrs. George Godfrey
More, chairman, assisted by Miss
Maud Barnes, Mrs. J. P Raster. Mrs.
Albrecht Marburg, Mrs Margaret Ri
ley, Miss Dolly Martin, Mrs H. H.
meeting at sharp, social at 2:30.
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Mrs. George Anthony of 427 Tyler
street will entertain the T. G. F. club
next Friday afternoon.
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The Woman's Shawnee Democratic
club will have a reception Thursday,
February %, at the Throop hotel.
The affair is a Washington birthday
party. Those in the receiving line
will be Mrs. Frank Cron of EIDorado,
Mrs. w. A Harris of Lawrence, Mrs.
Hubert Lardner of Fort Scott, Mrs.
Lansdon of Salina, Mrs. A. A. Doerr
of Larned. Mrs. Rodman of Ottawa,
Mrs. Joseph Drennen of Arkansas
City, Mrs. ]. NJ. McCown of Emporia,
Layman of Hutchinson, Mrs George
Hodges of Olathe. Mrs. H. F. Sutton
| of St John and Miss Elizabeth War
ing of Holton. Mrs W. F. Logan of
Topeka and a number of other Topeka
women will assist.
Topeka women are invited to call.
A musical program will be given in
| formally.
A party of the younger members of
! the Knights of Columbus will give a
fiye-course dinner dance at the Hotel
Throop this evening. Invitations are
limited strictly to Knights and their
furnish the music, and dancing will
begin about $40. This is the last
/ party the Columbus club will give
until after Lent Those who will at
tend are: Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Col
! Inns, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Kelley,
| Misses Margaret Murphy, Bertha
Becker, Sophie Therling. Nettie Wat
son, Elsie Coakley, Veronica Ament
Teresa Forrey, Marie Mcmahon
Maude Butler. Grace Coffey, Isabel
| Cannon, Veronica Sage, Laura Nor
gan. Margaret Eyer, Madeline Giono
Carrie Wetsel Lula Powell, Helen
Fulton, Elizabeth McAuliffe. Rose
Winfield Mary Ellen Flynn, Messrs
Joe Marshall, Joe d. Brogden, Joe
Lannan, John Higgins. Will Connors