The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-18

IAN EuRneSy~ MISS mabel care steele,
Miss Isabel Whitcomb, Miss Louise
Davis. Miss Eva Miller, Miss Thelma-
Hobson, Miss Alice Thrapp, Miss Mar
garet Connors, Miss Marjorie, Hemus,
Miss Josephine Gilmore. Miss Ruth
Thoroman and Miss Mary Rogers.
The dance to have been given Fri
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy.
Shoaf. at their home in West Tenth
street. has been postponed and will be
given the latter part Of this month.
The Ladies Aid society of the Low
man Memorial Methodist church will
meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. +. H. Luxton, 1176
Mulvane street.
A meeting of Republican women of
Shawnee county was held Wednesday
afternoon at the Y. w. c. A. and the
foundations of a really representative
club of every corner of the county
were laid. Mrs. Festus Foster sat as
temporary chairman and the meeting
was adjourned to meet again at the
Y. W. c. A. next Monday afternoon at
2:S0 o'clock. Officers will be elected
and a permanent organization per
fected.
Mrs. Patrick Walsh gave an in
formal luncheon this noon at her
home. 435 Taylor street. There were,
six guests.
Mrs. Jack Reardon and Mrs. C. D.
Young will entertain this evening at
the home OF Mrs. Reardon. in Polk
street. The guest of honor will be
Miss Florence Roberts whose mar
riage to Mr.. Paul sGamlowski will
take place next week.
! The guests at the shower will in
clude: Miss Roberts, Mrs. Hazel Nc
Govern, Mrs. Lena. Rehkopf Mrs.
! Emmett Dougherty, Mrs. James Hesse,
Mrs. William Vardy, Mrs. B. H. Rob
erts. Mrs. Frank Lovelace. Miss Grace
| Donahue. Miss Bernadette Huycke,
Miss jeanette Byrnes Miss Frances
Donahue. Miss Regina Byrnes Miss
Rose Donahue Miss Genevieve Schu-
| ler Miss Annette McGovern. Miss
| Cecil Sheldon, Miss Florence Grosert
Miss Viola Speilman, Miss Emily
| Speilmanr Miss Lucy Gamlowski. Miss
Katherine Hackett. Miss Isabel Gan
non. Miss Marie Grace. Miss Margaret
| Grace, Miss Margaret Eyer, Miss
/ Clara Lawn. Miss Isabel Howe. Miss
Helen Wood. Miss Helen Fitzgibbon
Miss Catherine Rossiter. Miss Mabel
Farrell and Miss Grace Kelley
| Santa Claus, Colonial Danes, Mag
gle and Jiggs, Thanksgiving, cowboys
and girls. ballet dancers, men of
George Washington's time. clowns.
Mephistopheles. farmers and one staid
Mason in small boys clothes, formed
a part of the guests who danced we'd
nesday evening at Kellam hall at the
masquerade ball given by the Business
| and Professional mems Dancing club
\ of the city. Prizes were given for the
best character costumes and also for
| two other of the best costumes. Mrs
Harry Guthrie and Mr.. Morris
! Schlegel who represented George
| \ To-, for T11a
and Jiggs," were voted the best char
acters represented. Mr.. !, Charles A.
| Moore who was dressed cave man
style, with an animal skin over one
shoulder and Mrs William Porter
| who wore an artistic pink tango girl
costume were awarded the other
prizes About two hundred persons
attended.
Following the dance a group of
twenty motored to the Harvey House,
Tor midnight lunch foo s,lqa
The Women's Home missionary So
ciety of the Euclid Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs Paul Franks, 11l9
Lincoln street =
Mrs. B. F. Akers will entertain
guests at a six O'Clock dinner, Thurs
day evening at PeIletier,s Tea room.
There will be places for six
Miss Mabel Rockey gave a farewell
party Tuesday evening at her home in
Lane street honoring Miss Ruth
PoeIrna who will leave soon to make
her home in another city The guests
included: Miss Poelma, Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Moore. Miss Esther Johnston
Miss Grace Ellington. Miss Rose Ham
ilton, Miss Dorothy Sands, Mr.. Arthur
Erslzine. Mr.. Carl Vernon. Mr.. Charles
Case, Mr.. Bernard Moore, Mr. Joe
Hockey.
The X / Z. club will meet Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. S.
Morrison, 1914 Buchanan street. aa4
= * y -e
The Women's Branch Alliance of the
Unitarian church VIII meet Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the church
parlors.
Mrs. A. H. Bennetts@1lI entertain her
team of the Woman's club Friday
afternoon at her home, 434 Woodlawn
avenue.
Miss Wayne Conroy entertained
guests with an evening at cards
Wednesday at the Virginia. compli-
menting Miss Velma Forde and Miss
Helen Whitfield, two brides of next
week. There were twenty guests. ~
The Elks will give a dinner-dance
Friday evening at the club. Dinner
will be from until 9 o'clock and dane
ing will last until 1880 O'Clock.
y 4. ~
Little Katherine Montgomery will
give the Indian Harvest Dance to the
Corn God, Saturday afternoon at the
meeting for Pelletier's Story Hour
club held from three until four O'Clock
| in the tea room annex Little Miss
Katherine will wear a little Indian
girls dress which is the property of
Mrs. Frank willard and which was
purchased at the Mayetta reservation
In addition to the Indian program
| the children will look at three IA
nous pictures which have been loaned
for the occasion by Mrs. Margaret
1 Sullivan and from which the children
will select one, writing a story about
| il Six nrizes will be given for the best