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

The Tuesday Bridge-Luncheon club
will be entertained Tuesday noon at
the home of Mrs. II. "A. Perry. 619
Taylor street, Mrs F. W. Watson,
Mrs n. B. Burge and Mrs. ]. E.
Walker will substitute.
The Theta chapter of Sigma Alpha
Iota, the musical fraternity. will give a
dinner this evening at the Chamber of
Commerce in celebration of Founders
day. This is the seventeenth ami
verSary.
Miss Elsie Chapman. a member of
the Theta chapter and also national
president of the fraternity. will b"
toa stmistress. Mrs. F. A. Derby will
respond for the patronesses, Mrs. Edna
Petro for the alumni Mss Helen Scott
for the actives, Miss Margaret Worden
for the national council, and Miss Fay
Minor for the pledges.
The tables will be decorated with
red and white roses, being the flower
of the fraternity and red and white the
colors.
There will be places for Mrs. F. A.
Derby, Mrs. Eli Foster Mrs. W. A
Harshbarger, Mrs. John Sargent, and
Mrs. Edna Petro, Mrs. Fl. J. Dotter-
WEIGH, Miss Gertrude Huckell, Miss
Hazel Bruce, Miss Else Hobson, Miss
Esther Turner, Miss Margaret Worden.
Miss Rachel Johnson. Miss Hazel
Swogger, Miss Helen Scott. Miss Ber-
niece Heath, Miss Jessie Young, Miss
Marian Munger, Miss Donna Chase,
Miss Blanche Van Buren,, Miss Pearl
Thiebaud. Miss Irene Howard. Miss
Isabel Sutherin. Miss Margaret Bell,
Miss Fay Minor, Miss Elsie Wiedek
Miss Merle Duggan. Miss Thelma
Johnston, Miss Gail Kennedy, Miss
Mary Humphrey. Miss ,"helma John
| son, Miss Sylvia Silverthorne> and Miss
Eleanor Hines
The Kappa Kappa Gamma Alurnnae
association will have meeting Thurs
| day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Leahbelle Duff. 1900 Tyler street,
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The children over at Potwin Kin
/ dergarten helped little David Hugh
Fisher celebrate his sixth birthday an
nlVersary this afternoon with a party
Ihere were two birthday cakes, one
| for David Hugh and the other for his
little brother, Paul. who was to have
| had part in the celebra ton buttwho
is having that bothersome thing. the
measles. About twenty of the chill
| dren who were to have been guests
are at home with the same bother.
| Mrs. Fisher was assisted in entertain
ing by Mrs. June Chapman, teacher at
the kindergarten.
Mrs. G. w. Peers and daughter,
Miss Adeline Peers, who have been in
Ann Arbor, Mich, are now residing at
1888 Buchanan street. Miss Peers re-
turned this spring from Turkey. and
| her brother, Mr.. Frank Peers who
was with her, is now in New York
City studying architecture.
The Current Literature club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs J.
| E. Williams, 1922 Clay street.
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The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the Lowman Memorial
/ church will meet Wednesday after
noon at 2:3e o'clock at the home of
Mrs. A. +. Harrison, III Mulvane
| street. Mrs. S. d. Colvin will lead the
afternoons study.
Mrs Amelia Trowbridge. 1921 Arcf,
street, announces the marriage of her
| daughter, Zelma, TO Mr.. Hobart c.
Latham of Kansas City, Mo. The
wedding took place Saturday after
: noon at four o'clock at the residence
of the Rev. John McAfee, pastor OF
the Westminster Presbyterian church
Mr.. and Mrs. Latham left Saturday
on short wedding trip and will re-
turn to Topeka the last of this week
They will make their home in Kansas
City.
The annual guest hight meeting OF
!; the Travellers club was held Saturday
: evening at the home of Miss Laura
Mcclure in Western avenue. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Lucella
, Cromer, Miss Rachel Kendrick and
: Miss Grace Collins.
Miss Harlan Mechem of Topeka
won first place in the piano contest
, for young professional musicians held
: last week at the state meeting of Fed
Grated Music Clubs in Pittsburg Mis-:
2 Mechem received a grading of ninety.
four per cent
r She played Beethoven, Sonata. Or
List, ''Un Sospiro, Etude in d flat
/ and MacDowelrs ''MarcTl Wind" Mis-:
!, Mechem is a pupil of Henry J. Dot
terweich and is employed during thu
day. doing her practicing in the eve.
nings.
The membership committee of tn,
Y W. c. A. will meet Wednesda,
morning at the association building a
1880 o'clock.
THERE'S A WOMAN In OUR TOWN
Whose husband has ideas of his owl
about what should be paid for thing.
in these days of high prices. Thu
woman stood gazing at a handsome
dining room suite in one of the fur
niture stores down town last week
asked a salesman: this one is s495-
NO. don't believe do" said the wo
man. 81 wanted SIS to buy pair o.
hose with yesterday. and he wouldn.
stand for that. SO know he wouldn'
/ for this
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