The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-24
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mir. and Mrs Warwick Updegraff
entertained the following guests,
members of a club to which Mrs. Up
degraff belongs, at dinner last night
at the Chocolate Shop; Mrs. Harry
leland, Mrs. Donald Pierce, jr.. Miss
Grace Koontz, Miss Marguerite koontz
and Miss Mona Clare huffman.
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delegates from Topeka to the an
nual state conference of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution held
this week in Kansas City, Kan, will
be Mrs. H. L. Peppmeyer Miss Clara
Francis. Mis- w. d. Ross Mrs. A. s..
Asnbler. Mrs. George Godfrey Moore,
Mrs. r. G. Merrick, Mrs w. E. JEFF
frey. Mrs. J NJ. Brunt, Mrs A Fl. Dill
lo- 1drs. A. Fl. Horton, Mrs. John X.
Shelton. Mrs. F. H. Kilgore and Mrs.
+. c. Fox. They will leave Wedr IS
day morning.
THE conference begins Wednesday
and continues Thursday and Friday.
Miss Francis is on the program for
the meeting Thursday afternoon for
an address.
The meeting will be held in the
Scottish Rite temple of Kansas City,
Kan. and on account of the pool
hotel accommodations in Kansas City,
Kan, the members of the Kansas City
chapter of D. A. R. are arranging to
at their homes, but the Hotel Muehle-
bach and the Hotel Baltimore are
only twenty-five minutes ride from
the place of meeting. The Hotel
Grund, on the Kansas side, is head
quarters for all delegates and they are
asked to register there Immediately
upon arrival All members, whether
delegates or not. will be welcome to
attend all the meetings.
Mrs George Hayden entertained
with a luncheon Saturday at the Nir-
gt1lia for her nephew, Cyrus Leland,
of Troy Kan, who is visiting her.
Easter decoratinos were used on the
table and covers were laid for Cyrus
Leland, Harold Bradfield, Harrison
Morgan. Henry and Tommy Alden and
Mrs. Hayden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian sherman. OF
Kansas City, entertained over the
week end with a house party of To-
peka relatives. Among them Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M Cornell, Mr.. OFT Council
Mr. Ray Council, of Oklahoma City
Mr. Joe Cornell, who has recently re-
turned from France, and Miss Margar-
ct COnnell
~ The Dramatic Club of Topeka
High School gave their semester dance
last Saturday evening at the High
School gymnasium. Those who at
tended the dance were as follows: Miss
Harriet Risteen. Miss Ruby Seymour
Miss Frances Marsh, Miss Muriel Ly-
man, Miss Lois Ferguson, Miss Thelma
Johnson, Miss Mary Rogers, Miss
Frances Hammitt Miss Margaret
MCrns, Miss Velma Blakely, Mis-:
Katherine DolOn. Miss Nancy Boone
Miss Iris Langhart, Miss Frances AL
lison, Mr.. Allen Kimble, Mr.. Leandel
French. Mr.. Harry Mckee, Mr. Fran
els Wilson. Mr.. Fred Anderson Mr.
Grant Peterson, Mr.. Perry Brewer, Mr.
Russell Lagerstrom. Mr.. Charles Hol
man. Nil. Marion Coolidge, Mr.. Wal
ter Wilson, Mr.. Loehr Rigby, Mr.
Francis Harron and Mr.. Charles Par
ker. The chaperons were Miss Grace
+. SchoonOver Miss Grace L. Houts
Mrs. Risteen and Mrs. Boone.
Cards have been received in Topeka
announcing the marriage of Mr.
Charles Newton Strawn and Mrs. Ag
mes Henderson Gribbin on Monday
February "a, in Oakland, Calf. Boil
Mr.. and Mrs. Strawn were formerl!
employed on the Topeka STATE
Journal.
The Stuart Messenger from
Stuart Fla, contains the following ar
ticle concerning Mr.. Edwin Mennin