The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-17
BY MILDRED REED

BY MILDRED REED -
Miss Dorothy Mason of New York
was an honor guest at the one o'clock
luncheon given today by Miss Irene
Miller at her home in Buchanan
street. Pink and white roses and min
iature bride favors and other bridal
touches were decorations. Eighteen
OF the bride-tO-be's intimate girl
friends of this city were present. Ad-
ditional guests were invited to tea this
/ afternoon.
Among the social affairs to be given
this week honoring Miss Miller and
Mr. John Kenneth Kline. whose mar
riage will take place New York's Day.
will be a dinner to be given Saturday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bur-
row. 802 Buchanan street Sunday
| afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Shake
shaft will have guests to tea, at their
home in Huntoon street, including
both girl friends and men friends of
Miss Miller and Mr.. Kline.
Next week there will be numerous
! social events omplimentary to Miss
Miller and her fiance. Among hosts
and hostesses who are planning such
affairs are Dr. and Mrs. w. F. Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Kline, Mr.. and
Mrs. viii j. Miller and Miss Mary
Burnett.
Mr.. Charles w. Barnes will enter
tain at dinner at I o'clock this eve
ming at the Topeka club in honor of
Col. and Mrs. James Lockett, who
have come to Topeka recently to re-
side, and to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Muir
ply, of Tulsa, Okla who are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blood
Smith. Christmas colors viii be useo
in decorating, with military touches in
compliment to the military honor
guest and others invited who have
been in military service. The guest
list includes Colonel and Mrs Lockett'
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, Maj. and Mrs
Arthur Mills, Maj. and Mrs. Joseph Z.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Miller.
Capt and Mrs. Ralph O'Neil. Mr.. and
Mrs Will j. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Blood Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
W. Mulvane, Mrs. Julia Miller Brown,
Mrs. Marie Price Wear. Capt. Milton
B. Miller, Lieut.. Harlow Hurley.
The Kappa Kappa Chi alumnae will
meet at the home of Mrs. Myrtle
Graves, 1916 College avenue, this eve
ing at 7:so o'clock: I.
Mr.. Chancellor L. jerks, of Chicago,
president-general of the national So
ciety of the Sons of the American
Revolution. will be guest of honor at
a dinner to be given Friday evening
at 1880 o'cock at the Elks club by the
Kansas society of the Sons of the
American Revolution. Topeka women
who are members of the Daughters of
the American revolution are 1nVlteu
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Mrs Katherine Page, of New York,
who is the guest of Mrs. June Chap
man. was honor guest at a luncheon
given by her hostess yesterday at Pei
letters Tea room. Red roses formet
an attractive centerpieee for Inc
luncheon table and were also tavors
Those invited in addition to the guest
of honor were: Mrs. Glenn Deaver,
Mrs. w. A. McCarter, Mrs. c. A. Wolf,
Mrs. Frank Squires, Mrs. Festus Eos
ter. Mrs F. L. Campbell and Mrs. D.
Mrs. Ida Brady, $50 Brooks ave-
nue. was hostess at a 1 o'clock lunch
!: con yesterday honoring Miss Edna
Ward. whose marriage to Mr.. Roy
Yost, of Clovis n. M, will take place
next week. The guests were: Miss
Ward, Miss Grace Detlor, Miss Netta
Startup, Miss Gertrude Burning, Mrs
Cumming. Miss Ruth He'll, Mrs. He'll.
Mrs. E. Carver, Mrs. Penticost and
Mrs. Strong
Miss I4oDesca LoveIand, who viii
appear in concert in Topeka Monday
evening of next week under the aus
pfces of the Woman's club, is well
known to Topeka people. She is the
laughter of Rev. and Mrs. Frank L.
Loveland. and made her home in To-
)eka with her parents for several
ears before going to New York to
study music. Miss Loveland formerly
aught voice in Topeka and was a
aader of music at the First Methodist
.hurch of this city, of which her faith
has been pastor. Miss Loveland has
inished extensive training in New
ork with Prof. Bimbonni Prof La
Targe and Madame Mott. She will ar
rive tomorrow and will be the guest
of her parents during her visit In To-
peka.
A number of box parties are being
planned by the Woman's club for the
concert Monday night, which is in
charge OF Mrs F. W. Thomas team.
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A program of unusual interest is an
ticipated by members of the Mothers
afternoon at Pelletier's Tea Room.
Mrs. Katherine Page of New York
City will give a reading, and Mrs. H.
o. Garvey will address the members
on the topic Women and Work.
A feature of the meeting will be the
singing of Christmas carols. Each
member has sent in the name of her
favorite carol. and the collection of
favorite carols will be sung with Miss
Henrietta Price as leader and Mrs.
A Christmas party for grade school
4 girls will be that of the Girls Reserves
4 of the Y W. c. A. to be given Friday
AFTERNOON at z:SO O'CLOCK, All Clrl
Reserves in the city are invited There
will be games, music and refresh
ments and the affair is certain to be
enjoyable.
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Mrs. Homer A. Herrick entertained
& the following guests at luncheon Mon
day at her home: Mrs. I. d. Myers
Mrs. L. X. Bowers, Mrs. Jack Neely
Mrs. J. B. Norton, Mrs. Tom Ash, Mrs
J. f. Gilbert, Mrs James Burnes, Mrs
n. L. Richardson, Miss Mary Hill.
: | berger of Denver, Mrs. Mary Norwood
Mrs. Minnie Dolstrom, Mrs. T. T
+ Rowe, Mrs. J. w. Upper and Mis-
4 Edna Upper.
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The SnaIdiDe Reading circle re.