The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-12

kritzer, of Amarillo, Tex; Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Lyman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam LUX, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Campbell, Mrs. Edwin Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. kurtz Kellam, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leland, Of Park
| ersburg, w. v; Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
wood Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
Sherman, of Kansas City; Mr.. and Mrs.
Guilford Dudley. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Sleeper. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Hamilton.
DR.. and Mrs. George Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivan Dibble. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Miller, DR..
and Mrs. +. L. Loveland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Frost. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
| Frost. Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Mohler, Mr..
and Mrs. I. W. Felix, Mr. and Mrs
Holmes Meade. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Waters, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Guild.
Miss Grace Koontz, Miss MaIgu erite
Koontz, Miss Helen McClintock, Miss
| Bessie Campbell. Miss Helen Estey,
Miss Louise McNeal, Mr.. Richard Hall.
Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland. DR.. James
Stewart DIR. Wilson Hobert. DR.. Milton
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lininger
and Mr.. Osborn Larimer of Kansas
City, Mr.. William Gregory of Cotton
wood Falls.
! College graduates from all parts of
Kansas will come to Topeka April II
| for the state meeting of the Associa-
ton of Collegiate Alumnae to be held
in Pelletier's tea room. Representa-
chapters have signified their intention
of being present.
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An important business meeting of
| the chancel chapter of Grace cathe-
dral will be held Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock with Mrs. John V. Abra-
hams, $40 Buchanan street
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Miss Adele Foster, dressed in riding
| brooches and a smart red coat, gave
boots and saddle" dance at the Wom-
ans club party Saturday night. Fol-
lowing this she jigged. Mass Foster
| has recently returned from Omaha,
where she has been taking a special
dancing course, and during that time
she has made great progress in her
art. She danced before the manager
of the Canary Co.." and he made her
only twelve years old her parents Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Foster, were not
willing she should go into professional
work yet. She is as graceful and linn
Der as a young tree and her dance
Saturday night was unusual and beau
tiful.
| Miss Jean Koontz, who appeared at
the appointed hour as Cinderella, was
a lovely little person in the frilliest of
| frocks and daintiest of slippers. Mr.
lArmin Weiskirch was the prince
charming who danced with her.
| 1t is difficult to decide whether ia
vors or music should come next in the
story of this party, both being impor-
tant and delightful features, and the
decorations are a close third. Mr.. Ar
thur Opperman directed the ten-piece
orchestra, which made lovely music.
Mr.. Guilford Dudley was in charge of
the favors, which were numerous and
elaborate. Dainty bags. paper muffs,
the treasures taken home by those who
attended the ball. Decorations were
lpretentious and effective.
Owing to the persistence of the rain
drops, the club house team of which
Mrs. J. r. Shelton is captain will not
have the all-day meeting with Mrs.
A A. GODDARD. as they had planned.
1t has been postponed Indefinitely.
Miss Glen Parish of st. Louis and
IDr. Frank Watkins Haynes, formerly
of ST. Louis, but now a resident of To-
Ipeka, were married today at the
Muehlebach hotel in Kansas City.
They will be at home after May l at
1903 Western Avenue \ y
Mr.. and Mrs W. l.. Hamill will cele-
Ibrate their tenth wedding anniversary
this evening at their home in Fillmore
| street.
Besides the big parties being given
lfor Mrs. William Mcpherson. of
Howell Mich, a number of people are
entertaining informally for her al
lsmau affairs. Mrs. Walter Wedding
was hostess at luncheon Saturday in
mrs McPherson's honor and Mrs.
Arthur Mills will entertain for her at
luncheon tomorrow noon.
The supper for Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Pherson at the Country club last
evening at which Miss Grace and Miss
Marguerite Koonts were hostesses, was
one of the larger affairs. The Misses
Koontz entertained about forty guests.
Daisies formed the center piece for
the table.
DR.. and Mrs E. Stanton Hodgin, of
Los Angeles, will arrive in Topeka to-
morrow afternoon for the address
which Doctor Hodgin is to deliver at
the Unitarian church tomorrow even
ing at s o'clock on demonstrating
Our outlook on Life"
Doctor and Mrs Hodgin will be the
guests here of Mrs. Georgia w. Ober
and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Foltz. Be
fore coming to Topeka. Mrs. Ober was
member for mum Der of years of the
Unitarian congregation in Los Angeles,
of which Doctor Hodgin has been
pastor for more than twelve years.
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II On Thursday afternoon the Ladies
Music club will give their annual
spring musical 1t will be given in the
First Baptist church. and the public
is most welcome to attend.
Ushers for the afternoon will be
Mrs. Charles kleinhans, Mrs. Warrick
Updegraff. Miss Irene Horner, Miss
Mary Harrison.
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The sixteenth annual "sugaring off
OF the Vermont association will be held
as soon as the maple sugar, now or
the way from Vermont, arrives. AL
. native Nerm onters, their descendant
and members of their families, attend
these sugarings off. which are usually