The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-28

tea and chocolate. The young women
worth, Mrs. Clay Hamilton, Miss I
Henrietta Allen, Miss Mona Glare |
Huffman and Miss Lucille Fuller.
The already very attractive rooms |
flowers. In the dining room large
basket of jonquils and primroses form |
ed the center piece for the table.
A large number of visiting and To- |
peka ladies called during the hour of
/ the lat home.
Mrs. H. F. Darby entertained the
1. H. C.club Thursday afternoon at her
/ hc:ne, 1905 Clay street. The members
/ present were Mrs. J. Billings, Mrs. B.
i Brown. Mrs. w. Bush. Mrs. r. w. Nc
| Call. Mrs E. May, Mrs. J. King. Guests
/ were Mrs. Jack Crawford. of Denver,
and Mrs. Arthur George.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN.
! Who is said to have had three new
| spring hats already this year. She
/ is the wife of one of the legislators
/ and some of these days has had an
| opportunity to wear all three of them
at different times to social functions
! in the same twenty-four hours.
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Graves gave a
| dinner party last night at the National
| hotel in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lucas, of Cherokee. Covers
| were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas. Mr..
/ and Mrs. J. E. Brooks, Gen. and Mrs.
/ c. 1. Martin, Senator and Mrs. A A.
| Doerr, Mr.. Owen P. Brooks and Doc
! tor and Mrs. Graves.
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AT A TELEPHONE
Give me Black and Blue 1888 Ring
| Nine.-He1lo, Mrs. nes?--Say,
| an asphalt steam roller just ran over
your little Willie's Harmonica.--Did
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he come and tell He can't he
was playing the Harmonica when it
happened-No, No, No, didn't walt
to see if he was hurt-What did
do?--Why I left him flat.
Mrs. Charles Allen Mills has asked
the assistance of the following friends
at the party which she will give to-
morrow afternoon at her home, 1913
Minnie Grinstead: Mrs. J. F. farrell,
Mrs. B. F. Akers, Mrs. David Palmer,
Mrs. A. NJ. Petro, Mrs. Monte Kistler,
Mrs. H. c. Linn, Miss Margaret Con-
nell. In the dining room will be Miss
Paul, Miss Birch and Miss Louise
Clark
No invitations have been issued but
the wives of the legislators and other
visiting and Topeka women are invited
to call.
Friends of Miss Guenn GODDARD,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. God
ard, will be glad to hear that she has
received a promotion in her welfare
work in Detroit. Miss GODDARD has
been connected with the Children's
Home Finding society of Detroit.
J Mich, for several years and has re-
Gently accepted a position with the
Public Welfare association of the
sam city. This is a large, Influential
concern and there are wonderful OPP
portunities for this work in Detroit.
There is a large field for the work in
which Miss GODDARD is most interested
in her new position, and while she left
those with whom she has enjoyed
, working for the past few years with
regret, she writes that she is enjoying
her new position even more.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Eastman will
= entertain few guests at an informal
: party this evening at their home in
l Topeka avenue. There will be guests
for two tables at bridge.
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The men of the Alpha Delt frater
nifty will give a dance at the Wash
e burn college gymnasium tomorrow
y evening.
e The Kappa Alpha Thetas announc,
r the pledging this week of Miss Vivie1
l. Ware, who is spending the winter il
5. topeka with her parents who ar,
5 living at Hadden Hall, in West Eighth
d street.
st
n Miss Nadine Buck will give a post
poned valentine party this evening a
n the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
IS Con NJ. Buck, in Potwin Place. Thos,
e present will be Gertrude Collidge, Cor
e nelia Adams, Airline Cowgirl, Florence
| Layton, Louise Livers, Blynn Corwine
Frances Bone, Ruth Bunnell, Millicen
|, Dillon, Margaret Sallee, Nadine Buck
= Samuel Boyles, John Boyles, Beverl,
e Moore, Howard Johnston, Rober
L. Johnston. Thomas Johnston, Ralpl
/, Dillon, Edward Adams, Richard Edle
= blute, Kenneth Macferran, Houghtol
e . Buck.
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. Little Betty Lou Mcfarland, TIL
charming young daughter of Mr.. an,
3 Mrs. James E. Mcfarland, is a YER
n observing young lady. The other da
|, as they were seated at the breakfas
e table she happened to see that one o
e the women who was visiting then
r was wearing a. camisole. which pro
5. truded a bit above the negligee. whicl
d she had donned for early mornin