The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-09

DAILY STATE JotJRN
order to make a full evening before
midnight Any~sort of costume will
be appropriate. according to party
afternoon or evening gown as the case
and desire may be-
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who has recently had some calling
cards engraved giving her full name.
after a dash the following description.
"wtdow"-that is. SO they say.
| Guests at the afternoon bridge
party given yesterday by Mrs. Frank
Miller. Of st. Louis. who is visiting
chell. were: Mrs. William McPher-
Nson. of Howell. Mich: Mrs. william
Collinson. Mrs. Harry Wolf. Mrs.
Russell Frost. Mrs. Walter Welding.
Mrs. Herbert Guild. Mrs Harry War
I din, Miss Nell Mcfarland, Miss Hazel
dali Lyman. Miss Ariel Nichols. Mrs.
Sam LUX. Mrs. David Neiswanger,
Mrs. Louis Hall. Mrs Jay Close, Miss
Mildred Fuller. Miss Lucille Fuller.
Mrs. Frank Southwick. Mrs. Glen
Pratt, Miss Mary MacLennan. Mrs
Miss Maxine Mitchell; Miss Grace
Z. Oyermyer.
The women of the Potwin church
will have a food sale tomorrow be-
! ginning at IL o'clock at the C. X.
Roo'e store at ! isls west Sixth street
Mrs. George z. Rex was the guest
Of honor at a party Thursday after
noon given by the women of the AID
! society of the Euclid avenue M E.
church, at the home of Mrs. w. S.
and Mrs Rex have sold their home at
1886 Clay and Mrs. Rex will join Mr..
Rex in Kansas City next week, where
they will make their home.
Chaperons for the children's show
D. B. Humps. Mrs. David Page. Miss
Mary Clark. Miss Helen Estey, Mrs.
| Raymond Wolfe. Mrs. NJ. E. Urie,
Miss Mary MacLenrfan, Mrs. Walter
Padgett
The leading film for the show to.
morrow will be Madge Evans in THE
Love Net" There will also be a Ford
Educational an & a I surprise picture.
The Cathedral club, the mems or
gani1ation of Grace cathedral will
have as a guest at a buffet-supper al
Guild hall tonight, Mr.. John D. Alex-
lander of Detroit, field secretary for
the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew. and
also Bishop James Wise of the diocese
of Kansas. A musical program will be
furnished in addition to addresses BY
Mr.. Alexander and Bishop Wise. A
complimentary buffet-supper will be
served by the women of the Chancel
chapter. The meeting begins at
H clock.
Mrs. A. D. Gray. Mrs w. E. Bull.
and Mrs. E. C. Seger will leave Sun
day evening for Cleveland. o.. where
they Will attend the national conven.
ton of the Young Womens Christian
association Miss Mary Sweet. who
has been spending the winter ir
Florida, will meet them there and re-
turn to Topeka at the same time.
Miss Geneva Seyboid. president OF
the Washburn z. W. c. A. will also
go to Cleveland. Miss Eivira Slack OF
Denver will accompany Miss Seybold
Miss Slack is affiliated with the Wash
burn 7. W., as all national Officers
are with some college Or university or
ganisation.
i The sonsE Mrs. G 3. Crosby VIII
Alumnae matinee tea tomorrow are
THE Wind Is in the South by Scott,
land The Weathercock'' by Lehman.
She will be accompanied by Mrs. ARA
Clark. Mr., Howard Seafle accom-
panied by Mrs. T. A. Lee will sing "All
ships That Pass in the Night" by
Stevenson.
Those taking part in the play
l"Joint Owners in Spain" by Alice
Brown. are Miss kathryn Albaush,
Miss Maude Mcvey, Miss Ruth Kas-
ter. Miss Mabel Shapcott
After the presentation of the play
ltea will be served. Mrs. Thomas
Amory Lee Is in charge Of this feature
of the entertainment, and she will
have the assistance of Mrs. w. F,
Bowen, Mrs. Eli Foster, Mrs. Howard
Searle. Mrs. Ray YarneI. Mrs. Harry
logan, Miss Grace Collins and Mrs
Frederick Smithmeyer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Dibble and Mr.,
and Mrs Wendall P. Lyman have
asked guests to a tea Sunday after
moon at the Chocolate Shop in honor
of>Mrs- Edwin 6 Campbell q
Members of tffe- Topeka Press club
1 with their wives and friends, were en-
Itertained Thursday evening with an in
formal party at the home of Governor
boulevard.
Twice each year the Press club gives
a party in honor of the ladies.
II The entertainment program wa:
started by two negro newsboy must
clans, Floyd Evans and Wilbur Dob
son. Both sing a. bit. one whistles and
sings, and the other is a guitar player
Their jazzy music. picked up on the
great school of the street." full Of
the blue notes peculiar to the musica
| expression of their race. proved an en-.
Itertaining novelty.
* Miss Kathryn Albaugh gave severa
a iad h. nj hi