The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-27

George Crawford. Mrs. Ed Thrill, Miss
nellie Clough, Miss Kate Clough. Mrs
A L. Nichols, Mrs. Robert Pierce. Mrs
Harry Seery, Mrs. c. S. Bowman. Mrs.
Frank FARRELL Miss Irene Horner, Mrs.
George Clark. Mrs. Horace Hall, Mrs.
Charles ThOm: * Mrs Z Arthur Mills
The girls of the Alpha Phi sorority
will entertain at their spring formal
Friday evening. The affair will be
al elaborate dinner dance with dirner
at Pelletier's and dancing at Kellan
Hall. A number of out of town guests
will be present.
Miss Bertha Clay will entertain at
a dinner Wednesday evening at Pei
letters in honor of Miss Grace Dana,
who will be married Saturday to Mr..
Alexander Morris OF Tulsa, Okla. Miss
Clay will have as her guests: Miss
Dana, Mrs. Arthur Shakeshaft Miss
Helen Reinbach, Miss Violet Crum
| bine, Miss Alena Philbin and Miss
Marguerite PhiIbin. Bridal decora-
lions will be used on the table.
Wednesday evening Miss Esther
Thomas will entertain for Miss Dana.
Mrs. Glen Logan is asking guests to
an afternoon party which she will give
on Thursday in compliment to the
same popular bride-to-be Miss Dana
will be entertained at luncheon Thurs
| day by Miss Sue Louise Bell.
This evening Miss Dana's sister.
Mrs. Arthur Shakeshaft will be hostess
at a bridge party IT in her s honor
| One of the pretty parties of the
week will be given Friday evening by
the girls who live at Holbrook. They
will entertain at a dance in the gym
nasium and they are planning to make
it the most pretentious affair they
have yet given:
The Flowers Show association will
! hold a plant sale at Crosby Brothers,
beginning tomorrow morning, for the
rest of the week. The money made
will be used to help defray the ex-
penses of the coming show.
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At the meeting of the Knife and
/ Fork club held at Pelletier's last eve
ming. Miss Kate Thoman was present
| ed with a steak set. Miss Thoman's
engagement to Mr.. Wallace Casey OF
Kansas City has been announced. Mrs.
]. f. farrell presented the knife and
| fork.
| Miss Thoman was hostess to the
ent for the first time were: Mrs. E. c.
Fable. Miss Margaret Koontz. Miss
Nell Mcfarland, Miss Mildred Reed,
Miss Grace Overmyer.
An event of interest to Topeka peo-
pie will occur in Kansas City Wednes-
| day when Miss Katherine Keller is
| married to Mr.. Edward w. Tanner.
Miss Keller is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dell Keller, who used to live in
| Topeka, and she is the granddaughter
of the late Col ]. X. Hudson. Miss
Keller and Mr.. Tanner are both X. U.
people with a wide acquaintanceship
over the state.
The Alpha Delta fraternity observed
| founders day with a dinner and the
alter party last night. . About fifty
members of the fraternity. active and
alumni, sat down to dinner. Mr.. J.
| Glen Logan acted as POSTMASTER and
| responses were made by Mr.. Dean
| Rogers, whose subject was Time to
| Retire." Mr.. Tom Crawford, who
| talked on Harmony" Mr.. Isaac Ken
| dali. Dough-" Mr.. Dean Bedford
| Little Things" Mr.. Herbert Blinn
| 'Expecta tons"
| The members of Mrs W. E. Nc
| Ney'S club house team will meet for
| one o'clock luncheon Thursday. April
| 29, at the home of Mrs. Oscar Bon
nett, 511 West Eighth street. This
| meeting will complete the first series
of the regular fortnightly luncheons
| inaugurated last fall by this team, as a
| part of their activities in behalf of the
club house fund. There are sixteen
members, and each of them has enter
| tanned the team at luncheon. This has
| been found a highly successful plan
for getting the members together reg
| ularly, has promoted fine team work
and has helped to make this team one
of the very active ones in the club
house drive.
| At a recent party given in Topeka
several of the guests were boys from