The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-20
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I Mrs. L. j. Pettijohn has asked
guests to an informal tea tomorrow
afternoon at her home in Tyler street
| for her daughter. Mrs j. c. Denious.
of Dodge City, who is here for weeks
visit. Guests are members of the
Theta sorority who were in Washburn
when Mrs. Denious was a student.
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| You know how the boys felt when
! they were over in France separated
| from any one they-eVer knew before
| the war and some day they CHANGED
! to run on to fellow from Topeka?
Even if they hadn't been particularly
| chummy at home, they fell on each
others neck and felt as if they had
| found a long lost brother. The visit
| ors at the art exhibit are able to APP
preciate this feeling. After not seeing
| any one much outside of the family
! for two weeks the people you know
are delighted to see you and you seem
| to find. them all at the art exhibit.
! For every one is going and greetings
are one of the del ghtful features of
visit.
This morning they made count OF
! the votes given for first, second and
third choice of the pictures and Pines
at Evening" came out with flying coll
ors. This painting was first choice of
! the majority. and was only one be-
hind its rival in second choice and
| ahead in third.
Among the women assisting today
are Mrs. Thomas E. Virgins Miss
Belle Snyder. Mss Ruth Butler. Mrs.
| w. c. Wheeler. Mrs. j. c. Gafford.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. FARRELL of Wash
ington, d. c.. are expecting TO return
| to Topeka in a short time according
to a letter received by one of Mrs
Jarrelfs friends. Mrs. FARRELL didn't
say exactly when they would arrive
or what their plans were. The I'M
portant thing to her was that she was
coming back to stay. The Jarrells
went to Washington last fall where
He was formerly editor of The
World" the Santa Fe magazine Mrs
farrell is a well k Town writer and
club woman and was prominent So
cially in Topeka.
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The next meeting of the Association
of Collegiate Alumnae will be held
Saturday February IS, at the Pelle-
tier tea room at noon. All women
who are college graduates are invited
to attend. Judge W. L. Higgins of
the new Industrial court will talk, ex-
planning the power and place of the
court. Matters of Importance to the
a. c. A. will be brought up for con-
sideration.
Mrs. Bruce DeGarmo entertained
the memb ers of Mrs. ]. +. Shelton's
club house team at luncheon this
noon. They met to work on the silk
stocking dolls
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The Democratic women of Topeka
will hold reception at the Elks club
parlors Monday afternoon from to
6 o'clock for the women who arc
coming to Topeka to attend the eve
ming banquet.
A most cordial invitation is extend
ed by the hostesses to all their friends
and Democratic women to attend.
Mrs. Charles Martin, of Ottawa, an
able entertainer, will assist at the re-
ception.
Mrs. Henry Allen will be guest OF
honor and will stand at the head of
the receiving line. The other honor
guests will be:
Mrs. Margaret Grandle, Pittsburg: Mrs
Matte Britt Hale, La Crosse; Mrs, WIN. II
H. Hodges oathe M rs. hnt 9 eS F 1Sp
The assisting, hostesses will be: Mrs
ottawa: Mrs. Carolyn brennan. Arkansas
City; Mrs. E: E; Scott, Council Grove
Risely, stockton: Mrs. A. A. Doerr, Lar
ned; Mrs. Lora V. Gardner. wichita: Mrs
Ben Lauer, Usage City; Mrs. Frank Mil
Ter, Usage City; Mrs Chas. Martin, OF
Topeka women who will act as hostesses
are: Mrs. Ralph 7; 0'Neil. Mrs. S. L.
Courtney. Mrs. Frank L. Britton, Mrs. c.
J. Peterson. Mrs. Frank Whitney, Mrs
A. d. Birch, Mrs. Otis Allen, Mrs s. II.
Allen, Mrs. Oscar Bonnet, Mrs. Albert
Neese. Mrs. W. f. Atchison, Mrs. Horace
Ray, Mrs. Emma Sells Marshall. Mrs. Tom
Davis, Mrs. H. Morton White, Mrs. J. NJ
Quail. Mrs. John Barrett, Mrs. ]. G. Pin
ney, Mrs. o. T. Woods, Mrs. N Wolfe
Mrs; w. o. Rigby. Mrs John Goss Mrs
David Overmyer. Mrs. H. ]. Corwine, Mrs
Chas- Scott, Mrs; A. l.. Scott, Mrs. D. T.
Paxton. Mrs. Chas. Moore. Mrs f. g.
Foster, Mrs. John Lagerstrom, :irs. W. II
kemper Mrs. J. A. Bostic, Mrs. ]. W
Jameson, Mrs Julia Farnsworth Soper
Mrs. Warren Monroe. Mrs. Repfogle, Mrs
J. II. Harlin. Mrs. Birdie MOrissey, Mrs
Otto Cutler, Mrs. F. H. Scholle. Mrs. Will
Stations, Mrs Foley, Mrs. Theo. Saxon