The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-02
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a. bridge last evening at (he home
OF her parents, Mr.. and<N1rs. ]. G.
ERuer. in Topeka ave9se, in compli-
naent to Capt. and US. Clark zugg,
who arrived Sunday from the east.
There were guestSfor three tables.
sCaptain zugE who recently re-
tarned from Nance. is in Topeka on
a. leave of Absence and will go to
Maryland. <Nhere he is to be stationed.
he expects to leave tomorrow.
Mrs A. NJ. Harvey. who has re-
turned recently from Houston, Tex
will be guest of honor at a luncheon
Which Mrs. L. L. Kiene will give to-
morrow at her home in Lincoln street.
The guests. will be members of club
in which both Mrs. Kiene and Mrs.
Harvey have been substituted.
Mr. and Mrs. Kiene will entertain
their dinner-bridge club this evening
AT their home. Guests besides the
club members will be Mr.. and Mrs. V.
B. Kistler and Mrs. w. II. Cammerer
of Duschene. Utah, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. S. Dean.
Mrs ]. L. Moneypenny entertained
her bridge club yesterday afternoon at
luncheon at her home in Clay street.
The rooms were decorated IN spring
flowers and red roses. In the center
of the dining table was a bowl of jon
made monogra ms of the hostess done
in gold They were the work of Mrs.
Moneypenny's daughter. Mrs. Roland
West, of Akron, o. Covers were laid
for the twelve members of the club
including Mrs Charles 5. Elliott, Mrs.
Robert Merrick. Mrs. ]. S. West. Mrs.
George Godfrey Moore, Miss Gertrude
Barnes, Mrs. Adelbert kirkpatrick,
Mrs. A. B. Jeffrey. Mrs Fred jack
son. Mrs. J. X. Bair, Mrs. c. A. Kline.
L rfv-lrr trio
penny Mrs. Moneypenny was assisted
by her daughter, Miss Ora Money
penny
Members of the social committee OF
the Womans club who will be most
esses at the meeting at the Elks. CLUB
Thursday, are Mrs. George W. Park
hurst, chairman; Mrs. Norman Wear
Mrs John Mowers. Mrs. w. q. D1ckey.
Miss Agnes Walsh, Mrs. J. S. West,
Mrs. b. P. Bartlett, Mrs. James NJ.
Brier. Mrs. w. r. Brownlee. Mrs.
Frank L. Britton, Mrs. Thomas
Creary. Mrs. A. H. Byers. Mrs. Hugh
t. Fisher, Mrs William Horley. Mrs
John H. Frizell and Mrs. George H.
Hoyes.
Mrs. C. A Mcclure and Mrs. John
r. Shelton have returned from Law
renee where they were guests of honor
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by the wives of two of the professors
in the university. Mrs. Hopkins was
hostess at the 1 o'clock luncheon and
Mrs. johnson had guests for tea in
the afternoon in compliment to the
Topeka ladies.
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Guild. of New
York, will be guests of honor at an
informal reception which Dr. and Mrs.
Charles NJ Sheldon will give this
f1,nf, in r
teenth street. No invitations were is
sued but all friends Of Dr. and Mrs.
Guild are invited to cay
DR.. and Mrs. GYd have many
friends in Topeka. Where they made made
arrived today to/be guests of Doctor
Guilds brother, <Mr. George A. Guild,
and Mrs. GuiH until tomorrow. DIR.
and Mrs. GuiH and their sons, Roland
and and George stopped 9.P,5. in Topeka on
FOR SALE:
A perfectly good, unused seat on the
board Of directors of the Woman's
club The owner has had it a year.
but has had no occasion to use it, and
can guarantee that it is in exactly the
same condition it was when acquired
by her. 1t is not damaged in the
slightest. and should wear easily for
another year. especially if kept un-
used Party who has had it about to
leave the city. Enquire at Journal
office.
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Mrs. J. ID. Gossett, chairman of the
education department of the Womans
club, has arranged an unusually in
teresting program for the meeting to-
morrow afternoon. Mr.. Albert Vail.
of Chicago Will talk on the subject,
Education for Universal Happiness"
and Miss Margaret Prout will speak
IN "Music in the Public Schools and
Mrs w. w. Wikidal and Mrs. Henry