The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-20

fan,ilv dinner Darfv Friday niebt at
their nom cdmpIimentarv to their
Clptain Porter. The rIests were
relatives of the Crosby and Porter
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teen
Justice and Mrs. Silas Porter, the
parents of Captain Porter. will enter
tain at a family dinner party tonight
at their apartments in the Congleton.
Covers will be placed for twelve.
Captain and Mrs. Porter have been
entertained at a few very informal af-
fairs since the captains leave of alb
sence, including a small dinner party
I given by his sister. Mrs. +. a. Camp
bell and Mr.. Campbell Captain Por-
ter VIII return SUNDAY to his regiment
al Camp Donfphan. and Mrs Porter
Crosby They spent few days on a
trip to Excelsior Springs.
Miss CLYDE Ronebrake will no
hostess at a party tonight for her
guest Mrs. Lester Marden of Chicag
The a flair was to have been a steak
rcast. but on account of the rain the
party viii be held at the Country club
house. The guests will be: Mrs.
Darden. Mr.. and Mrs Don Mulvane
MIR. and Mrs. Richard + HAYDEN. Mr.
and Mrs. Dana Davis Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Griggs. Miss Altha Watson. Miss Helen
Yoder. Mr.. Bert Reid of Kansas CITY.
Capt Joseph Wilson of CamD Eun-
ston. Mr.. Kenneth Lytle and capt. paul
Pinkerton of Camp Funston
Mrs Ellis Thomson of Sprinpfie1d
III is auost at tho 7 q ITaters
home in Bncbapoy stroa+ NJ,
Thompson * on he1. return +o her
home from California 1,hera sba snant
the winter and stunned in tbis cit,,
for few davS Sbe forrne,l,, Ii,,a5 II,
Topeka. and will be pleased to meet ct
cali on her al the waters r home ho can
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The FIUeII cJuh will he entertained
Tuesday of next week bv Miss MARY
Sharp.
meeting of the grand lodge of the
E.ks viii be held in Topeka during
May The wives and daughters of the
I1embers of the local society of Elks
are planning some social affairs for
the entertainment of the visiting dele
gates and their womenfolk. An after
rcon tea for the visiting women will
ard an evening dancing party will
b, part of the entertainment COM
plimentary to the guests.
Mrs James l. King has been ap-
pointed chairman of committee
which is to arrange for the parties
The girls of the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority of Washburn college
heeh GIVING series or fort
MY tea.' thlS winter at the nome
~" various me Miners who live in
neka- a party IS being given this
I'm az lie Ine ehapter mouse. me
IRE SlNtr teaS, ana me pro-
useG TOT the purchase OF
""n"S no guests are limited
'' me %lriS OF the sorority
~ pei'd meta fraternity
ply 'FloaE nlsht quests from To-
pek" were; Miss Margaret Stubbs,
Miss Anne NeiShtman. Miss Doris
RoS7@r- Nj Warren Coolidge. Mr..
Curtis Porter Mr.. Herbert Hoag and
Ms Robert McCiement.
Mr. and Mrs H. knabe have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter. Bertha. to Mr.. W. a. Ram
say OF Topeka to take place Wednes-
day, April "a. at the home of the
brides parents, 1877 West Sixth Mr.
Ramsay is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Ramsay of aWrence-I.aW-
renee Journal World.
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The Ladies' Music club will hold a
business meeting Wednesday. April "a,
1t the home of Mrs c. B. Crosby, 9O1
= opeka avenue The members are all
urged to be present
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