The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-19

ernoon for Kansas City, where they
will visit Mr.. Wolcott's parents. After
their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. VOL
colt will beat home in Grandon. Man
itoba, where Mr.. Woicott is manager
of the Imperial Oil company.
Mr.. Wolcott graduated from the To-
peka high school few years ago. He
enlisted in the army and saw service
in France. His father used to be man
ager of the Standard Oil company in
terests in Topeka.
Mr. z. J. Howard and Miss Irene
Howard gave a dinner last evening in
honor of Miss Howard's birthday.
Guests were Miss Marian Munger, Miss
Dina Chase. Miss Mabel Hoffman. Mrs.
Fannie Silver and Mr.. Dewitt from
RossviIle A line party at the picture
show followed, after which the guests
were taken to the Chocolate Shop for
a late supper. At this supper besides
| the dinner guests there were present
Mr.. Robin Brown, Mr.. Bryan Hoff-
man. Mr.. Arthur Erricson, Mr.. Ed
ward Jones.
Mrs. A. L. Sewers entertained the
| members of the E. N. c: club at her
| home in Boswell avenue yesterday
| afternoon. Mrs o. S. McGinnis, of
Hiawatha. and Mrs. j. j. Robinson.
| of Tecumseh, were guests of the club.
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The Grace Queen Esther circle OF
| the First Methodist church were en-
|
Miss Rena Dibble last evening.
program was furnished by Miss Agnes
| Grubb, Miss Esther Paxton, Miss Mar
garet Rust Miss TheIma Wood
| Mrs Anna Frey, who is a graduate
/ of st. Francis hospital, is visiting in
| Topeka after many months service
| overseas. Mrs. Frey had many inter-
testing experiences while in France:
Among other things she met General
| Pershing several times. One time
| he came to inspect the hospital in
which she had charge OF the surgical
| ward, and hers was the only ward he
visited. She spent most Of her time
" s:
DID YOU EVER
Go to speak to some one who was
writing at a typewriter and have them
run the paper down out of sight be-
fore they answered you? And you
weren't wanting to see what they
were writing at all.
The Cultus club will meet with Mrs.
w. r. Morton tomorrow afternoon at
her nome in Topeka avenue. Late
in the afternoon they will so over to
the Virginia for tea.
y y :.
tall basket vase Of white, yellow
and burnt orange chrysanthe emums
with yellow ribbon tie stood on the
|
Estey home yesterday afternoon when
Mrs. S. s. Estey and Miss Helen Estey
welcomed perhaps two hundred To-
peka women in honor of Mrs. Robert
room was a low bowl of small pink
asters and rosebuds. The corsages
worn by Mrs. Estey, Miss Estey Mrs.
Carver and Mrs. Parkhurst. which
came as regrets from one of the as
sisting women who could mot be pres
, ent, were OF lovely roses. red except in
the case of Mrs. Estey's bouquet,
which was of pink flowers.
Mrs. Estey wore an afternoon gown
of black georgctte with delicate gold
; embroidery combined with black silk
, The sleeves were long and flowing
Miss Estey wore an evening gown OF
light green made over silver. Mrs
: Carver had on a striking gown OF
bright blue brocaded silk combined
with blue tulle. Silver ribbon was
used with 1t and a scarf Of the tulle
!. was around her shoulders. Mrs. Park
I hurst's gown was of darker bright
. blue velvet with gold cloth and lace
forming the upper part of the bodice
Mrs. Allen was in black silk and me-
with silver lace in the bodice ant
skirt. Mrs. McCarter wore black made
with trimmings of jet and little color
at the waist. Mrs. Garyey wore dres:
of rose and gray combined. Miss Mac
Lehman was in black velvet made will
short sleeves and round neck. Mrs
D Stewart wore an afternoon dress OF
fancy weave white tricolette embroid
cred in wool. Mrs. Dillon wore black
a combination of lace and soft silk
/ Mrs. Cole was also in black. lace and
: silk with very short sleeves.
8 Miss Frances Cav entertained the
active chapte of the Sigma Alpha Iots
sorority at her home yesterday after
! noon in honor of Mrs. Kelsey Petro
] who graduated from Washburn las
spring a. Miss Edna Smith and wa:
a member of this sorority. This after
: noon Mrs. Petro is being entertained
by Mrs. Leland McAfee. The party il
a shower for Mrs. Petro.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Archie P. Mu1hollant
gave dinner party at their home IL
s. West Eighth street last evening. There
: were twelve guests. :.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Stone are clos
week will go to Kansas City. wher'
= they will spend the winter. They have
apartments in the Lucerne hotel.
/ THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who is making her first visit hom'
l since her marriage. She has beer
| here several weeks and expects to stay
| several more and she says already sh'
1 can see in peoples ewes suspicious
/ CLEAN. The more kindly ones take no
l ticeable pains not to ask about hel
1 husband. Their silence is oninous
Some have almost reached the eye
1 brow raising stage. And she is still
/ writing and receiving letters every day
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crane spen
l Tuesday il Kansas City.
1 Mr. Henry H. Dotterweich is ir
| Kansas City today on business.
Mr. Kenneth c.. Lewis returned
from a trip to Chicago today.
| Mrs. A. J. Wolcott and Miss Sue
l Wolcott, of Kansas City, are the guests
1 of Mrs. George Eagle.
1 Mr and Mrs. C. A. Scott. of Potwin
| have as their guest Mr.. Scott's sister