The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-12
SOCIETY
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Mrs. Frank Edison entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs
J. F. FARRELL who leaves tomorrow for
Washington. D. C, to join Mr.. FARRELL
Mrs. George Clark. Mrs. Clarence Bow
man, Mrs. Harry Seery. Mrs. F. c.
Biddle, Mrs. Fred Bonebrake, Mrs
L. S. Ferry, Mrs. Grove Dolman of
Arizona, who Is visiting Mrs. Ferry,
Mrs. Arthur Mills, Mrs. Edison.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. D. Townshend
will leave for Washington, d. c., this
evening 10 make their permanent resi-
dence. Doctor Townshend will re-
sumo the practice Of medicine which
he left more than a year ago to go
into the army. He was attached to
Evacuation hospital No. 9. and served
in France several months. He re-
about month ago.
Doctor and Mrs. Townshend have
been visiting Mrs. Townshend's par
ents, Senator and Mrs. j. N. Dolley
in Mulvane street for several weeks.
Mrs. Dolley will go with Doctor and
Mrs. Townshend as far as Chicago
and from there she will 20 to the
lakes for the rest of the summer.
Senator Dolley viii join her at later
date.
Mrs. Monte Kistler entertained the
women of the Thursday canteen at a
garden party at her home in Taylor
street last evening in honor Of Mrs.
J. F. FARRELL who leaves tomorrow to
make her home in Washington and
OF Miss Helen Hogeboom who leaves
in September for Godfrey. Ill. where
sne has position in Monticello semi
nary, The women OF this canteen
worked together for more than a year
he ~ hav
ing served the members of the re-
turning 35th division on the day there
was the greatest number. Those pres
ent last night were Mrs. Horace Hum
Forest Loveland, Mrs. Charles
Mitchell Mrs. Charles Wolff, Mrs
Wendell Lyman, Mrs. Phil Eastman.
Mrs. Harry Southwick, Miss Effie
Page, Mrs. Edwin Kistler, Mrs.
Charles Skinner. Mrs. Theodore Snat-
finger, Mrs. Harry Hazlett.
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Mrs. Frank Cain. 1929 Mulvane. is
giving party this afternoon in honor
OF the birthday of her son, John. 1t
children of the block as guests.
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The Military Sisterhood held their
regular meeting at the Y. w. c. A.
music by Leon King and Mrs. Gladys
Jamison. Plans for a booth at the
Kansas Free Fair were discussed.
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Some girls have all the luck. Not
long ago returned soldier sought the
office Of Judge r. NJ. Cav. as many
returned soldiers do. TO procure a mar
rage license. It was duly given and
ne went away. Not many hours after
another returned soldier came in and
asked for license and gave the same
name, address, age and other specifi-
cations of the lady concerned. Some
girls are proposed to twice in the
same day but there are few who have
the distinction of having two licenses
bought for them in that length of time
And the deuouement is this. One of
the men brought his license back in
rev days and wanted to exchange It for
a new one with another girls name in
the place OF the other party. So evil
IDENTIFY every one is happy after ALL
and the man who married the other
Etrl probably told her that she was the
only one he had eyer K leved'
Lieut. John Warner arrived in To-
peka yesterday after an absence of
many months with the a. z. F. He
was a member of the signal corps of
the 35th division. but for the last four
months he has been attending the Uni
versity OF Paris. where he has taken
special radio work. Lieutenant War
ner went into the army as an enlisted
man and his promotions came one at
He Is visiting at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. c.. w. Warner. in
Garfield avenue. His sister, Miss Flor
ence Warner, who is general secretary
In the Y. W. c. A. at Wichita, is also
here visiting her parents. She has a
months vacation.
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The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety OF the First Methodist church
will have an ice cream social on the
north lawn of the church next Friday
evening.
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The First Congregational church
people viii go on a watermelon foot
this evening at the Barstow farm near
Ninewood. Just plenty of good water
melons is the chief form of entertain
mcnt for the evening
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Miss Jessie Burnett entertained at
luncheon Yesterday in honor of Miss
EoNanna Wharton, who is here as the
guest OF Mrs. Robert w. Summers
. covers were laid for ten guests.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hoyt. of En-
poria. came to Topeka Monday for
stay of several weeks at least. and are