The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18
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Ter home, 1895 Topeka boulevard, this
noon with a / o'clock luncheon, com
plimenting Miss Helen Brigham, who
is spending the holidays with her aunt,
Miss Marie Witwer. There were places
for ten guests.
Miss Brigham, who has been work
ing with the Red Cross here left last
summer for Boston, Mass, and entered
the Massachusetts, general hospital in
Boston. where she is taking the medi-
cal social service course.
At the l o'clock luncheon which Mrs
Ralph T. O'Neil gave this noon at her
home in the Delodes with Mrs. Milton
Miller and Mrs. Ward Keller. two OF
the fall brides as guests of honor. there
were places for Mrs. VIII J. Miller
Mrs. W. D. Updegraff. Mrs James
HAYES. Mrs. Donald Pierce. Mrs. Rob
ert Pierce. Mrs. Clarence Jordan, Mrs.
Jack Kritser, Mrs. Richard Gelvin,
Mrs. Louis Hall, Mrs. David Neiswan-
ger. Mrs. Thomas Lee. Mrs. j. r? Bur
row. jr.. Mrs. Frank Burrow. Mrs
Kenneth Kline. Mrs. John Dean, Mrs
William Colvin, Miss Helen McClin-
took Miss Marguerite Koontz. MISS
Georgia Neese and Miss Grace Koontz-
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y number of parties and showers
are being planned for next week, com
plimenting Miss Fayeben Williams
whose marriage to Mr.. w. D. Wolre
viii take place the last of the month
Miss Gladys Scott will give
kitchen shower Monday evening at her
home in Potwin. Mrs. W. A. McCarter
VIII entertain at a party Tuesday AFTER
noon for Miss williams and Mrs.
Charles Gardner will entertain Tues
day evening with a miscellaneous
shower at her home. 1172 Clay street
Mrs. George L. Tuer will also enter
tain Thursday evening.
Miss williams was the guest OF hon
or ut a miscellaneous shower given
Friday evening by Mrs. Glenn VII
lard at her home 1913 Buchanan
street. There were twenty guests.
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The Phi Delta Theta fraternity gave
= party and dance Friday evening at
the chapter house. Prof and Mrs
Davis Of Washburn chaperoned the
party.
Those dancing included: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Hogue. Mr.. and Mrs John
Long. Miss Georgia Neese, Miss Mabel
Howard, Miss Berniece Dearborn
Miss Ruth Marsh. Miss Frances Price,
Miss Dorothy Bergman. Miss Thelma
FIobson Miss Jean Koontz, Miss Vreda
Birch, Miss Eunice Geiger, Miss Mar
raret MOrns. Miss Frances Blair, MISS
Ruth Thoroman. Miss Frances Olan-
der. Miss Dorothy Jones. Miss Sally
Hamilton, Miss Lucille Heym, Miss Ma
bel Howarton. Miss Marion Williams,
Miss Marguerite Tillson. Miss Celia
Regnier, Miss Edna Peppmeyer. Miss
Virginia Miller. Mr.. Henry Anton, Mr..
William Macarthur. Mr.. Dolph Thomas
Mr. George Greenwood. Mr.. Floyd
Cossman. Mr.. Jack Merriam, Mr.. Ben
Marsh, Mr.. Homer Edgen. Mr. Loehr
Rigby. Mr.. Herbert Bentley, Mr.
Charles Holman. Mr.. Harold Lowe,
Nfr. John Parkinson. Mr.. Earl Brehm,
Mr.. Laurin Barrett. Mr.. Floyd Boone,
Mr.. Ted Hussey. Mr.. Francis Wilson,
Mr.. Robert Merrick, Mr.. John Raster,
Mr. Robert Bell, Mr.. Willis Anton, Mr..
sam Lyman, Mr.. Percy, Paxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Weightman have
invited guests this evening to their
home. 1858 Fillmore street. to hear
Prof. Janabe Fazel Mazandarani, Per-
sian writer and thinker. who will
sneak. He will be Interpreted by
Mira Ahmad Schrab. a Harvard grad
uate who with Prof. Mazandarani will
spend the weekend as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Weiehtman.
The speaker is a representative of
the Bahai movement for universal
brotherhood. universal religion and
universal peace and is a former
teacher in the University of Shah.
Fifty of Mr.. and Mrs. Weightmans
friends will hear him speak this eve
nini,.
Monday afternoon at o'clock he
will speak at the Elks' club. He will
tell of the progress Of the woman
movement and education IN Persia,
and explain the Bahai movement. The
lecture at the El5s club is especially
for the members of the Women's club
and their friends.
Sunday he will talk. both in the
afternoon and in the evening, at the
Orpheum theater to the public.
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Mr. .. J. Schenck will entertain at
his home in West Sixth avenue Sunday
with a dinner.
There will be places for: Mr.. and
A. Atchison, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Neis-
vender, Mr. and Mrs.-B. L. Atchison
and Mr.. Schenek-
Miss Esther Paxton. who is attend
ing Radcliffe college, at Cambridge,
Mass. with a number of other col
lege girls, was invited to tea last
Thursday at Craigie house, Cam
bridge. to meet Miss Longfe1low,
daughter of the famous American
poet.
The Longfellow home is in Brattle
street, facing the Charles river; and is
a charming place. The girls were
shown the poets old study, the furni-
ture of which is the same as when he
wrote there. Miss Longfellow, the
Alice of whom her father wrote,
was a charming hostess. and after tea
was served, at the request of the girls,
she read some of her fathers poetry.
mostly poems which described Craigie
house and familiar scenes in Cam
bridge.
Miss Paxton will arrive Monday to
spend the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 2. Paxton
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This year more than any other time
Fl seems that the children Of Topeka
are having good time giving good
times to others. The little children of
the Church School Service league of