The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-21

the summer.
The Cultus club will meet next
| Thursday with Mrs. H. B. Howard at
her home. Rose Acres, near Gage
park.
| morning at 1880 o'clock. This service
| is to be a corporate communion and
the united offering will be used for
missionary work Of Episcopal women.
The Women of the Ladies' Aid of
the Lowman Memorial church will
/ have an all-day picnic Wednesday,
June rs. at Keenan, farm, the home
of Mrs. Forde Robinette.
Mrs. E. D. Clithero, who is giving
recital at the First Christian church
Monday evening, asks as her guests
| the members of the Ladies' Music
club, the music teachers of the city
members of the Woman's club, the
| Minerva club and the Music Study
club and their husbands, as well as
her personal friends
| The West Side Forestry club will
have picnic next Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. Harry G. Forbes,
on West Sixth s street
| Senator and Mrs. Charles Curtis
| have issued invitations to the wedding
or their daughter, Leona, to Mr.. Web
ster Knight II. The marriage will
9, at the Curtis home, $40 Belmont
Road, Washington. D. c.
Miss Catharine Cole. who leaves
soon for Cape Cod to spend the rest
of~the summer, gave an Informal
luncheon yesterday at the Country
club. for a few e her = SCHOOL friends a,seq s
Miss Betty Larrick and Mr.. Gary
Robinson were married in San Fran
| cisco this week. Mr.. Robinson is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson.
of Topeka. and was few years ago an
employe of the Santa Fe here. At
present he is proprietor. of garage.
Mr.. P. I. Bonebrake entertained at
| a dinner at Pelletier's last night in
honor of his grandsons, Mr.. Francis
| Bonebrake and Mr.. Fred Bonebrake,
who have recently been discharged
from military service. Covers were laid
for Mr. Francis Bonebrake. Mr.. Fred
Bonebrake. Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Bone
| brake, Miss Clyde Bonebrake, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bonebrake. Miss Betty
Bonebrake. Judge and Mrs. L. S.
Ferry, Mr.. P. I. Bonebrake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Eldridge
will be at home Monday afternoon
and evening from 3 to 10 for Mr.. and
| Mrs. Everett Young, who are here en-
route to Long Shan, North China. No
| invitations have been issued to this
affair but their friends are cordially
invited to call.
Mr.. Arthur Soderstrum announces
his nineteenth student recital to be
| given in the First Presbyterian church
| Wednesday evening at Sis o'clock
This recital is open to the public.
| Mr.. Soderstrum will be assisted. by
| Miss Agnes E. Hannigan, reader, and
| Miss Florence Rowe, soprano. Miss
Rowe is pupil of Miss Lola
Konopasek Mr.. Elmer Olson will be
| the accompanist.
1t will be ladies' day at the Cham
| Der of Commerce next Wednesday
and a unique and timely affair has
been planned. The Kansas branch of
| the National Woman's Farm and Gar
den association has charge of the
| luncheon, and they are planning to
| turn the Chamber of Commerce rooms
into a veritable hollyhock garden.
Anyone who has these flowers grow
| ing in their yards is asked to- bring
or send a stock or two. stocks or as
many as they can spare to the Cham
Der of Commerce before IL O'Clock
Wednesday, where they will delight
more people in an hour than in a
week In their own native soil. After
the Iuncheon cars Will be waiting to
take the women interested around
town to visit some of the more am
bilious gardens. Among those to be
visited are those of Mrs. A. A. Robin
son, Mrs. 1. D. Graham. Mrs. James
Troutman, Mr.. o. F. Whitney, Dear
Kaye. Mr.. r. H. Lescher. Mr.. c. D
Skinner, DR.. Eva Harding, Mr.. ]. R
Burrow.
This luncheon is not limited at ali
to garden enthusiasts and Mrs. Theo.
dore Saxon, president of the Kansas
, association. suggests that the variou.
women's committees who have reason
to get together reserve tables for this
day.
Mrs G. J. McAuliffe, 322 Jefferson
street, announces the engagement OF
her daughter, Kathryn Cecilia. to Mr.
Theodore L. Tiff. son of DIR. and Mrs
D. A. Tiff. Cherokee, Kan.
Miss McAuliffe has Just returned
from Washington, D. c., where she
has been doing war work for the pas
year. Mr.. Tiff has received his dis
charge from the army after two years
service here and in France as a lieu
tenant.
Notes and Personal Mention
Miss Sadie Gartner left this after
noon for a trip east She will visit il
i Chicago and New York as well as II
Washington. D. c., where her sister
Miss Florence Gartner, is still engages
| in war work.
| Mrs. Stanley NJ. Olmstead and hel
4 two sons. Stanley. jr., and Robert Lee