The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-28

d. zoellner. Junction City. Mrs. A. E.
Holcomb, Silver Lake; Cora Shinn,
Concordia: Mrs. Fred Henry, Hutch
lnson; Erma May Kelley, Atchison;
Mrs. Albert Krause. Lawrence; Miss
Regina Breen. Kansas City; Mrs. Erie
L. Conger, Lawrence; Mrs. Charles
Mcdonald, Horton; Mrs. Roy Cannon,
Emporia; Mrs. c. E. Potter, Kansas
City. Mo; Mrs. F. L. Cox, Newton;
Madeline Palmer, Newton: Mrs. H. C.
cius Perkins. Lawrence; Mrs. NJ. C.
Martin. Newton; Mrs. Joseph Guier,
Horton; Mrs. r. C. Guier, Horton;
Mrs. Earl W. Ross. Horton; Mrs. John
R. hurry; Monrovia; Miss Maureen
O'Neil, Kansas City; Miss Annette
Joyce, Kansas City; Mrs. Irwin Ing
ham. Lawrence: Mrs E. n. Smith.
Emporia; Mrs. Walter Shore, Carbon
dale; Mrs. Albert Rosner, Wichita;
Mrs. A. LinXwiler. Jefferson City, Mo-;
Mrs. Thomas Perry. Albuquerque, n
NJ; Miss Leona Hughes, Carbondale:
Mrs w. H. Leahy. St. Louis; Miss
Maude Springer, Rantoul: Mrs. Leland
Cayhn. Rantoul; Mrs. Winfred Drake,
Lecompton: Mrs. J. A. Moore. Black
water: Mrs. Cecil Tolle. Sabetha, and
Mrs. H. F. Nelson; Kansas City
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Z. B. church will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2:SO o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Elmer Kettering. POI The Drive.
Mrs. S. C. Coblentz will be assisting
hostess.
Mrs. Eli G. Foster entertained Tues
day with a luncheon at Pelletier's for
her house guest. Miss Adelaide Lutz of
Oklahoma City. OKLA &
Mr. and Mrs Edward c. Nash gave
a dinner Monday evening at their
home. 1894 West street. for few of
Mr. Nash's friends. members of the
Division Headquarters company of the
Thirty fifth. The guests included: Mr..
Thad Cummings. Mr.. Frank A. Pow
ers, Mr.. Carl E. 'Thoren and Mr.. James
w. Hesse.
Miss Marian Moore entertained a
group of girls at dinner Monday eve
ming at her home in Greenwood ave-
nue.. The guests, there were ten. in
cIuded active members of the Alpha
Phi sorority and number of rushees.
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The Toltec Rite gave reception
from until o'clock Monday evening
at the Masonic temple. followed by a 6
o'clock dinner and entertainment for
the Past knight Commanders and the
Past Lady Supcriors of the lodge.
The honor guests were: Mrs. Mol
lie H. Poindexter, Mrs Cora w. WEIGH,
Miss Emma Greis, Miss Julia E. Whit
mer Mrs. Julia S. Rutter. Mrs. Clara
E. Davis. Mrs. Susie B. Moorehouse.
Miss Minnie L. Doering, Mrs. Mary
Sharp FOUGHT, Mrs. Elizabeth Kirk
patrick. Mrs. Mary NJ. Lucas and Miss
Mr.. A. H. Anderson, Mr.. L. NJ. Pen
well. Mr.. W. A. S. Bird. Mr.. Clement
Smith. Mr.. Walter Payne. Mr.. Charles
A. Moore, Mr.. S. L. Courtney. Mr.. viii
J. Russell. Mr.. Fred Voiland. Mr..
Wiley W. Cool Mr.; = A Z, "hitm0re-
Mr.. and Mrs L. X Bowers gave a
moonlight picnic supper at Gage park
for their guest. Mrs. John Davidson of
Harvcyville. Kan. formerly of Topeka.
Those present included: Mrs: David
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ash. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Burns. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lewis Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Gel
sert and son Ronald. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Kline, Mrs. Mary Norwood.
Mrs. Ed Ash of Kansas City. Mo, and
Miss Dorothy Ash of Kansas City. Mr..
Ronald Reiscrt. Mr.. Henry Burning.
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Mrs. June Chapman will give an in
formal party Friday evening at her
home in Lane street for all active kim
dorgarten teachers in Topeka and
vited to meet Miss Elizabeth Perrigo.
of Chicago. the new kindergarten
teacher at Bethany college. and Miss
Dorothy Waterbury. of New York City.
the now East side kindergarten teacn-
or. Mrs. Chapman will be assisted by
Mrs. LYDIA Hardy and Mrs. Alice Bier
haus of indianapolis, Ind.
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The Portia club will be entertained
at an all-day meeting Thursday at the
home of Mrs. j. H. Frizen, in West
Tenth avenue.
Col A. NJ. Fuller gave dinner
Monday evening at Pelletier's tea
room the guests included: Col. Frank
Rumbold of Washington. D. c. Col
y. NJ. Pamsev of st. Louis. Col. A.