The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-29

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the other section will be the depart
ment chairmen of the club. Mrs. S. S.
Estey and Mrs. w. 7. Crosby will in
troduce the guests to the line.
The following club members have
been asked to assist in receiving the
guests: Mrs. w. A. Johnston. Mrs.
Norman Wear, Mrs. Charles F. Spen-
Ger. Mrs. Don Mulvane, Mrs. Frank B.
Merriam. Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell.
Mrs. Ralph Moore, Mrs. Tinkham
Veale. Mrs. Carroll B. Merriam, Mrs.
Howard Johnston. Mrs. Robert Gar
yer, Mrs. Henry Freeman Mason. Mrs.
Fred Freeman, Mrs. Eli G. Foster,
Mrs. T. B. Frost, Miss Effie Graham,
Mrs ]. B. Larimer, Mrs. Schuyler
Nichols. Mrs. w. A. Morton, Mrs. ].
James L. King. Mrs. Leslie Guild.
Mrs. George H. Allen. Mrs. B. F.
Akers. Mrs ]. A. Cole. Mrs. A L
Nichols.
Governor and Mrs. Henry ]. Allen
had as their guests at dinner Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whyte of London,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Thompson of New
York City. Mr. and Mrs william A.
White of Emporia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
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1T was just a simple Sunday din
ner," said Mrs. Allen in speaking of
the dinner at her home yesterday. But
tant social event in Kansas that day
And every one is interested when gov
errors and members of parliament and
writer's and educators dine together.
Just simple Sunday dinner with Mr..
White passing his plate for more and
recalling the day when Henry and
Me" had less bounteous fare. and Mrs.
Allen wondering if the chicken would
| hold out and sending for more gravy.
Just ordinary food. but doubtless the
Whytes put an extra spoonful of Su-
gag in their tea (every one has tea
when they entertain English folk. do
they not?) just because they could.
Just a simple Sunday dinner and the
Thompsons, who are as much at home
at the Waldorf Astoria as a Topekan
| is at the Y. NJ. c. A. cafeteria and yet
they weren't homesick for Broadway
bit. And the Aliens and the Whites
and the Womers were trying their
best to make the guests from far away
appreciate Kansas and hoping Kansas
would appreciate her guests
The Saturday night dinners and
| dances at the Country club are prov
ing to be popular this fall. One OF
! the smaller groups who dined to-
| gether Saturday night was made up of
| Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Lyman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Dallas of Chicago, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Lux, Miss Aerial Mich
| OILS, Mr.. Robert Linley.
A larger party was that in honor
| of Mrs. John Hite of Dallas, Tex. In
it were Mrs. Hite, Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
| aid Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Warrick
| Updegraff, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
| Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Meade. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hayes, Mrs. Clarence Jor-
dan. Miss Grace Koontz and Miss Mar
guerite Koontz.
The Kappa Sigma gave a dance Sat
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avenue. Those who danced were: Mr..
| and Mrs. Kenneth Alexander, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arch Walters, Miss Myriam Van
| Horn. Miss Helen Rolley, Miss Mar
guerite Stewart. Miss Teresa Erie
burg, Miss Dorothy Crane, Miss Edith
| Barrett, Miss Mabel Claire Steel. Miss
Maybelle Hoffman. Miss Margaret
Suydam, Miss Lydia Suydam, Miss
Mabel Howerton, Miss Charlotte West.
Miss Orpha Baughman, Miss Muriel
Mcdaniel Miss Frances Myers. Miss
Elisab beth Edison, Miss Eliza beth Pur-
dy, Miss Teresa Cooper, Miss Ivah
Raines; Mr.. Bryan Hoffman. Mr.. Jack
Miller Mr.. Arthur Gibson, Mr.. Arthur
Erickson. Mr.. De Loss Erickson. Mr.
Arch McKeever. Mr.. William A. Drum
Mr.. Leslie Cable. Mr.. Robin Brown.
Mr.. Chester Bunger. Mr.. Douglas Bow
man, Mr.. John Heating, Mr.. Clyde
Schenck. Mr.. Elmer Krenkel. Mr..
Terrence Curry. Mr.. Clay Baker, Mr..
Virgil Scholles, Mr. Keene Saxon. Mr..
Otto Reinbach. Mr.. Roman Akers.
Mr.. Omer Raines, Mr.. Ralph Oman.
Mr.. Duane Van Horn Mr.. Edwin
Jones.
Mrs A. A GODDARD will entertain
Mrs. S. N. Pelletier Mrs. !. B. Walker
and Mrs. H. J. Allen at the tea room
tomorrow noon;
DR.. Benjamin Young. formerly pas
tor of the First Methodist church. was
a visitor in Topeka yesterday. Doctor
Young walked into the church during
services Sunday and was given an ova-
served long and faithfully. Doctor
Young has been attending a confer
ence in Kansas City and returned to
his home in st. Louis last evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Clark. s35 |
Fillmore street. have announced the |
engagement of their daughter, An |
win Place. The wedding occurs Oc- |
tober 90. Both Miss Clark and Mr.. |
Gray are widely known in Topeka and |
are prominent in affairs of the young |
schools and Washburn college and |
have spent the greater portion of their |
lives in Topeka.
Recently Mr.. Gray returned from |
military service. He is associated with |
the L. c. Rain company and will con- |
tinue in this service. The young cou- |
pie will make their home on Ninth |
street. between Fillmore and Clay |
where Mr.. Gray is now building a bun
galow.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs William Allen White |
returned to their home in Emporia |
last evening after spending the day |
in Topeka as guests of Gov. and Mrs. |
Henry J. Allen.
A visit to the Courtney Millinery /
Parlors will convince you of the right |
place to get your hat.-Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Pelletier. of |
Sioux City, Ia, who have been visiting |
their daughter, Mrs. ]. B. Walker and |