The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-12

and Mrs. George Staebler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. Kurtz
Kellam, Mr.. and Mrs. George McDer-
mott, DR.. and Mrs. Merrill Mills, Miss
Mae Paxler of Evanston, H., and Mr.
and Mrs. Lillard
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The members of the A. ]. chapter
of the P. E. o. Sisterhood met Friday
afternoon and heard an interesting re-
port of the state P. E. o. convention
held at Leavenworth, June l. The
reports were given by Mrs. Frank L.
Loveland and Miss Ruth Tandy. Fol-
lowing this the B. 1. L. S. or the hus-
bands of the members of the sister
hood were entertained at a I O'Clock
dinner at Pelletier's. The table deco
guerites. Following the dinner a pro-
gram was given with Miss Carmie
/ Wolfe as toastmfstress.
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The ladies of the Military Sisterhood
Will meet at three o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon at the state house to assist in
the memorial service for the boys who
made the supreme sacrifice. Monday
+ at Il o'clock the ladies of the Sister
hood will meet a bus at Sixth street
them to the Boys Industrial school,
where they will picnic. Any of the
members of the organization may
make their reservations by calling
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A conference convention of the Wo-
mems Home Missionary societies of
seven districts of Kansas will be held
next week, June 16-16-17. at the First
Methodist church in Topeka.
Tuesday evening, June Is. Governor
and Mrs. Allen will open their home
| for the visiting women who are here
to attend the convention. On Wednes-
day evening a pageant, 1.-The Call of
"a Il y f1I fC hniy
| coached by Mrs. Newell Abrahams
will be given at the church. Miss
Mary Paxton will have the lead part
as characterization"
The officers of the conference are:
Mrs. ]. Luther Taylor of Pittsburg,
president Mrs. F. M. Bailey of Kan
sas City, vice president; Mrs. Flora
Wark Bechtel of Lawrence, second
vice president; Mrs. W. E. Wilson of
Chanute. recording secretary; Mrs.
Jennie E. smethhurst of Manhattan,
| corresponding secretary, and Mrs. J.
L. McCay Of Coffeyville, treasurer.
The meetings of the convention are
open and free to the public
recital will be given Monday eve
ming at the Muller School of Music
by Miss Bessie Long, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Cornelius Long of Munson
and Frazer streets, to which the pub
i lie is invited. Miss Long will play
ell numbers and will also play one
Frontini and one Lichner number.
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Mrs. George Pritchard of Edinburg,
Texas, and daughter, Miss Mary Sam
son who has Just graduated from Kan
sas university, are visiting Mrs. Harry
Seery. party Of about fifteen will
go down to Lake View Monday on a
picnic, honoring Mrs. Pritchard and
Miss Samson. Mrs. Pritchard and her
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| Announcement is made of the mar
riage in San Luis Obispo, Cal, on
June of Miss Hazel Coons and Mr..
Harry Nelson. The wedding took
place in the Lutheran church there.
The attendants were: Miss Carrie
Nelson a sister of the bridegroom,
as bridesmaid, and Mr.. George Hell
sci, a cousin of the bridegroom, as
best man. The bride wore gown OF
white satin and georgette with
wreath of orange blossoms in her hair.
The bride is a former Topeka resi-
dnt and made her home here until
1903. when the family went out to the
coast. Mr.. Nelson is in business in
San Luis obispo-
DR.. Charles M. Sheldon will leave
the last of next week for New York
City to take up his work as editor OF
the Christian Herald. Later he will
go to Boston to attend the three hun
dredth anniversary of the founding Of
the CONGREGATIONAL church IN America,
which is also the date of the landing
of the pilgrims. Mrs. Sheldon will
join her husband in July and they will
spend the summer in Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Robinson OF
Fairview, Kan; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wi
} mans of Mount Hope, Kan. will come
Tuesday to attend the wedding of Miss
! Clara Reynolds, daughter of Mr.. and
: Mrs. T. w Reynolds, of 1911 West
: street, and Mr.. Harvey Mason Mann
[ of Hebron. Ill. Mr.. Mann will arrive
| Tuesday from Chicago.
The Monday Whist club will be en-
: tertained at the home of Mrs. George
w. 81 Nh u -
The Amaranth club will meet Tues
} day afternoon with Mrs. w. r. Perry
| at 1889 Western avenue.
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Mrs. Tom King will entertain the
I Elwen club at her home on Tuesday
afternoon.
. A joint birthday party was giver
Wednesday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs
L. J. Molz and Mr.. and Mrs. w. c
! Porterfield at their homes on Garfield
avenue for their daughters, Lola Mol;
and Dorothy Mae Porterfield, who .cel
ebrated their eleventh and eighth
birthday anniversaries. Mrs. W. Gle
! land and Mrs. o. R. Molz, grandmoth-
| ers, were the honored guests. The
5 children invited were: jamie Conger
5 Miriam Thoroman, Helen Campbell
f Celia Jensen. Mildred Prick, LoubeIlt
Watkins. Grace Brown, Beulah Brown
Sonny Conger. Charline Wood. Murie
> Belts, Hugo Carroll, Garnett Silliman
, Esther Silliman, Fern Sibson. Marie
Harrington. Edward Stevens, Marjory
: Luxton, Robert Fergus, Elinor Pope
Helen Poppe, Audia Kaul. Nelllouist
: Waddington. Constance Tilton, Ken
meth Tilton, Gordon Arnett, Thea Cor
2 don, Mary Harbough, Miriam Long
William Willis. Adell Molz, Juanita
l Cummings. Ruth Cummings and Mary
2 Ann Porterfield.
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