The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-20

to a party which she will give for Miss
Dana next Monday. evening
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At the tea which the alumnae mem
bers of Kappa Kappa Chi gave for
the active chapter this afternoon at
the home of Miss Helen Shirk the
decorations were daisies and red sweet
peas to carry out the colors of the fra
ternity which are gold and red. Miss
Shirk was assisted in receiving the
guests by Miss Hazel Jones and Miss
Erma Erickson. Mrs. Carl Linge, |
president of the alumnae association,
poured.
Hostesses at the silver tea which the |
women of Grace cathedral will give |
Thursday afternoon at the home OF |
Mrs John r. Shelton in Topeka boule- |
ward, will be Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Arthur |
| Mills, Mrs. Frank Bradley, Mrs. c. NJ. |
Buck, Mrs. ]. S. Sproat, Mrs. Grant
Meade, Mrs. Walter Davies. To serve
tea will be Mrs. James P. Kaye, Mrs. |
| Otis Gray. Mrs. E. A. Herbst, Miss
Miranda Davis, Mrs. G. Muller.
The hours of this tea are from three
| until six, and no special invitations
| have been issued.
The Womans Home Missionary
society of the First Methodist church
will meet Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. G. NJ. Davis, 3e2 West Sixth
street, at o'clock. Mrs. Davis will be
| assisted in entertaining by Mrs. R. L.
Barnes. Mrs. r. W. Burdick, Mrs. W.
]. Bond, Mrs. ]. L. Galbreath, Mrs. L.
A. Gillette, Miss Kate Grindell, Mrs.
A. ]. King, Mrs. Ralph McEntire. Mrs.
C. B. Moberg. Mrs. L. E, Starr. Mrs. F.
A. Saville, Miss Susie Sweet.
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| The Woman's Branch auxiliary of
| the First Baptist church will meet for
| the regular monthly luncheon Wed
| nesday at the home of Mrs. ]. L.
| Moneypenny, 1922 Western avenue.
| There will be music, current events
and a short debate in addirAS1 to the
| luncheon. Assisting Mrs. Moneypenny
1 will be Mrs. NJ. j. Stevenson, Mrs
S. E. Luce. Miss Grace King, Mrs. Ed
| Spalding, Mrs. J. r. Waddington.
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| Mrs. Newell Abrahams entertained
the Lakota club yesterday. Mrs. Ade-
| line wallace of West Union. Iowa, who
l is visiting MRS. D. E. Palmer, was
l special guest at the club meeting.
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| Among the interesting visitors who
will come to Topeka this spring will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Webster knight of
| Providence, r. I. Sfrs. knight was
| formerly Miss Leona Curtis. and is the
l daughter of Senator and Mrs. Charles
Curtis. Mrs. Curtis will spend the
| summer in Topeka and Mr.. and Mrs
knight will visit her some time in
June.
4 Miss Ruth Brewer was hostess at an
1 informal party last evening in honor
of the birthday anniversary of her
mother, Mrs. Grace Brewer. and that
Of Miss Marie Witwer. The guests
included Mrs. Brewer, Miss Witwer.
Mrs. W. NJ. Welcome, Miss Florence
and Miss Winifred Welcome, Mrs. ].
c. Schovee Miss Helen Brigham. Miss
Esther Irwin, Miss Maud Bolt and
| The announcement of the marriage
| of Miss Hazel Hypes to Mr.. Roy Nay
lor came as a surprise to their many
Saturday. April II, at the home of the
Rev. r. A. Schelle, pastor of the First
! Christian church. They are now at
the home of Mrs. MAYORS parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hypes, GIT Harri-
son street.
Mr.. and Mrs NayIor are both
known for their musical ability. They
are members of the First Christian
church quartet and Mr.. Naylor be-
| longs to the Sunflower Male quartet.
and later she went to- X. L., where
she belonged to the Alpha Pi Delta So
rority Mr.. Naylor is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. c. Naylor.
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Ill Many Topeka people will be inter
ested to learn that Mrs. H. C. Green.
| who has been with her mother, Mrs.
J. F. Bassett, in Burlingame for the
II last several months, will sail soon for
II Coblenz. Germany, where she will join
Mr. Green, who is a secretary for the
Y. NJ. G. A. in that city. Mr.. Green
has accepted a position as attorney for
the international Y. NJ. c. A. and will
be stationed in Prague, Bohemia, a
L little later. Mr.. Green was formerly
city editor of the Topeka Capital and
both he and Mrs. Green are well
known Topeka.
Miss Ellen Brett of Ponca City
1 Okla. who has been in Topeka for the
last three months as a trainee in the
1 | for her home. This summer Miss
| for motor trip thru New England
1 ley or some other woman's college in
| the east. Miss Brett graduated from
| Washburn in II. She is a member OF
the Kappa Kappa Chi sorority.
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ii No use calling up to find out who
1t is or to complain because you are
being written up. for no one here
| knows who is meant in the following
| ! paragraph which was clipped from
| the Oregon Journal. published in Port
| land, Ore Anyone who can explain
| will be cordially received:
"A Topeka merchant likes to live in