The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-22

Morrison have issued invitations for a
thimble party Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Campbell on Monroe street.
Mr.. c. p. Bolmar will entertain the choir
of Grace Cathedral Wednesday evening at
his home at PIP Greenwood avenue.
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Margaret whittemore, Miss Dorothy
Foster, Miss Florence Fair, Miss Mar
jorie Roby and Miss Elsie Saville of
Topeka.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Mr.. Maurice N. Lesser and
Miss Claire Bonfield at Chicago, Mon
day evening, May IT. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Bonfield of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lesser arrived in To-
peka Thursday and will make their
home at 901 Monroe street Mr. Les
SER who is the manager of the Ed
wards Cloak company, came to Tope-
ka in February from Chicago.
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Mrs. Perry G. Noel of Topeka boule-
ward entertained with a luncheon at
the Virginia Friday noon. honoring
Mrs. T. ]. Kellam of New York City.
but both formerly of Topeka. Cow
ers were placed fol. ten guests.
Miss Bessie Euler with a party of
guests motoFed to Tecumseh Friday to
home of Miss Grace Gilmore. Those
in the party were Miss Euler, Miss
Jean Robertson. Miss Vivian Heron,
Miss Dorothy Rosebreugh and Miss
Lois Linn.
Mrs. J. A. Cole entertained with
birthday party this week at her home,
1880 Topeka boulevard, honoring Mr..
Coles mother, Mrs. Mary Cole, who
was eighty-five years of age. The
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Sunday school class of the Lowman
Methodist church. Five of the guests
who attended tire party were over
eighty years OF age;
Mrs. Max L. McSpadden was hostess
at a kitchen shower Friday evening
at her home, 10 West Thirteenth
street, honoring Miss Matte Bair,
whose marriage to Mr.. Leslie Grub
will take place next month! Mrs. S.
D. Thatcher will entertain next week
with a five hundred party and
shower for Miss Bair.
The guests Friday evening, other
than the honor guest, included: Mrs.
H. H. Bair. Mrs. Morris Dell Wood,
Miss Agnes Grub, Miss Louise Fow-
! Ter, Miss Elsie Barnett, Miss Helen
Lewis, Miss Evelyn Bair, Miss Olive
Crane, Miss Muriel Grubb, Miss Mar
| ion Macarthur, Miss Verna Wise and
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The vested choir of the First Con-
gregational church, directed by Prof.
Harlow F. Dean, will give the cantata,
afternoon g @ at 4:sS O'CLOCK at the
church. They will be assisted by the
choir of the First Baptist church
which is under the direction of Mrs.
ARA Clark.
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women's club will gather old papers
and magazines from members of the
club and from friends who wish their
old magazines and papers taken out
! of the way and the money Will be
/ used for the club house fund.
The ladies of the team will call for
the papers twice year, in the spring
and in the fall and at any other time
that they are asked to. Persons wish
ing to rid themselves of out of date
magazines and papers may call Mrs.
w. r. Brownlee at 1915 Van Buren,
street. phone 1887. and their donation
will be called for.
Mrs Merrill K. Lindsay left last
week for Washington. D. c. and New
| York City. Mrs. Lindsay expects to
visit relatives in Washington until
next week when she will go to New
York to meet her husband, DR.. Merrill
K. Lindsay who is returning from SER
wee overseas.
Doctor Lindsay has been in Ger
many with the medical corps of the
Sixth division for the last two years.
He has been in a hospital with pneu-
monia and is not returning with his
| company Doctor Lindsay was at
! Camp Funston for year before
leaving for overseas. The ship on
which Doctor Lindsay will return is
Is.
An interesting program is being ar
ranged for the spring party which the
Day Nursery club will give at the
Elks' club Wednesday, May 26.
Mrs. George H. Allen will sing a
group of songs, Mr.. Glenwood Jones
| Foster will dance a Spanish dance and
Valse Classic, which is original
The reservations are selling rapidly.
Any one wishing tickets may call Mrs.
| Harry Morrison at Red 1855.
Mr.. Arthur Soderstrum announces
his twenty-second student recital to be
| given at the Y. w. C. A. Saturday
evening, May 90. He will be assisted
by Miss Muriel Hobson, dancer. and
Miss Helen Harper. reader. Miss Har-
per will give a character sketch of Sis
Hopkins
Miss Edna NJ. Anton gave a o'clock
| luncheon Saturday at the Alpha Phi
house for the cut of town Alpha Phi
girls living at the sorority house, who
Will leave next week fer their homes.
The table was centered with spring
flowers. Covers were laid for Miss