The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-13

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The Junto Dinner club will meet
Friday evening at $50 o'clock with
Judge AMI Mrs. James A. Mcclure at
program will be furnished by Mrs
| David Page and Mr.. Cyrus Monroe.
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THE CHILDREN'S HOUR.
Mary Pickford-always the chill
drens favorite again. This time in
nate little girl who becomes all the
| things she was. t to start with The
| other film for Saturday morning at
the Orpheum Is How States are
Made"
The chaperons for the day are:
Mrs. Don RUNS. Mrs. Raymond
! Wolfe, Mrs. William Kercher, Mrs.
David Page, Mrs. NJ. E. Uric. Miss
Mary Clark, Miss Helen Estey.
| Those taking part in the musical to
be given tomorrow evening in the
Fred Munson. Miss Myrtle Rad
cliffe. ana Mr. Robert T. Billiard. all
pupils of Miss Whittlesey. They will be
pupil in voice of Mr.. Herman
| Springer
The wax is on the floor; the punch
cups are washed and ready; almost
the tuning of the orchestra can be
| heard in the Observation-Disclosures at
eight o'clock this evening the biggest
party the Y. W. G. A. has ever at
tempted will be put on. All the young
women of Topeka are invited to be
! present-invitation or no invitation. A
program will be furnished by Mrs: J.
NJ. Catren and Miss Bell. who do i'm
| personation, novelty readings. etc;
Miss Mary Clark and Miss Eleanor
Caldwell, who will play piano num-
bers. and the May orchestra. which
| will furnish the music for the dane
ing.
| The following young women will as
sist in introducing and welcoming the
| guests: Mrs. Agnes Fiske Moore, Miss
Fayeben Williams. Miss Mary Clark.
Miss Althea Wiede. Miss Isabel
Sutherin, Miss Cora Greene. Miss
| Cora Hepworth, Miss Jessie McCarter,
| Mrs. Roy Hope, Miss Lucille Kersey,
Miss Rose Dale, Miss Florence Fair,
! Miss Laura Neiswanger, Miss Julian
Keller. Miss lBernice Boggs, Miss Con-
ME Florence Powell, Miss Florence
Mower, Miss Eva Kelley. Miss Mary
! Humbernand. Mrs. Moore and Miss
Adams have charge of the arrange
mentS.
This party is the first affair OF the
kind ever given in Topeka but If the
girls respond to the efforts made for
their entertainment it will not be~the
! last.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the
Euclid Avenue Methodist church will
give a chicken dinner Friday noon in
| the basement of the church at the cor
ner OF West Euclid and Lane streets.
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The woman's Branch alliance of
the Unitarian church will meet with
Mrs. Mary Newson, 1901 MacVicar,
Friday afternoon at 2:3o.
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The Golden Rule club will meet
with Mrs Luke Ballard. 1o4 Clay
Grant Burdette will be the assisting
hostess.
| The Lillian Mitchner w. c. T. U.
| will have a food sale Saturday morn
| ing in the building formerly occupied
by the Waggoner Drug company
| Canned fruit, homemade bread, cakes,
pies, doughnuts. etc, will be on sale
The money goes to the Million Dollar
Jubilee fund of the organization.
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The womans Foreign Missionary
society of the Lowman Memorial
church will meet Friday afternoon.
| November IA. with Mrs. H w.
Mauney. 1110 West street. The leader
for the afternoon is Mrs. S. r. Sauders
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| The Ladies' Aid of the First United
Brethren church will meet Friday
afternoon at 2:30 at the home OF Mrs.
! Clad Marshall, 1908 West Fifth street
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Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mrs. Robert Pierce Is in Ellis, Kan,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Leland john
| son.
| Mrs Theodore Shattinger leaves Sat
urday for her home in Minneapolis.
| Mr. Dana Davis and Mr.. Charles
Wolfe have gone to Excelsior Springs
| for a two weeks vacation.
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry J.'Dotterweich
have gone to st. Joseph. Mo, to at
| tend the concert given by Josef Lhe-
| viune and Jacques Thieband this eve
| ming.
| DR.. C. N. Mertz, 625 Mills Building
| Practice limited to the extraction OF
teeth and X-ray work.-Adv
| The Tivoli club party scheduled for
Friday, November II, has bean post
poned indefinitely.
| Mrs. II. w. Albert, who was Injured
some time ago in a street car accident,
and has been confined to the hospital,
| is sufficiently improved to return to
| her home.
| rfr. and Mrs D. Z. Richards have
received word from their son, Everett,
telling of his arrival in New York. Mr..
| Richards has been serving in the naval
air service in France for the past
| eighteen months
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. King and their
sons. DR.. G. A. King and Mr.. C. r.
King, have gone to McAllen, Tex, to
| make their home.
| The Rev and Mrs NJ. W. Baker
have returned from Grand Rapids
Mich, where they attended the ma
| tional convention of the Congregation
al church.
| Dr. Harriet Adams has as her guest
| her brother, Mr.. Paul Adams. of Tam
pico, Mexico. formerly of Topeka. Mr..
Adams is now with the Mexican Gulf
J Oil company.
Mrs. Emma L. Redden and Mrs. Otis
Allen have been visiting Mrs. Aliens
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