The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-30

| Cole, Miss Muriel Barnes. Miss Kath-
airline Mullin, Miss Virginia Miller
Miss Catharine Peterson Miss Con-
| stance Reed. Miss Isabel Smith. Miss
Gushing. Miss Marion Moore, Miss
Louise Smith. Miss Forrestine Blank,
! Miss Eva Miller, Mr.. Robert Merrick.
Mr.. Dan Perkins. Mr.. Sam Lyman. Mr..
Garrett Porter, Mr.. Macpherson Mills,
Mr.. Phil Gault. Mr.. Bert Harrison. Mr.
John Dillon. Mr.. Warren Crosby, Mr..
Neal Burdge, Mr.. John Mohler, Mr.
Fred Allen, Mr.. Tom Thomas, Mr..
Willis Anton. Mr.. Richard Wahle, Mr..
Jack Frost, Mr.. Harold Spokesman.
Mr.. Eugene Olander. Mr.. Jim McClos-
key. Mr.. Francis Heron. Mr.. Bernard
CUTLER. Mr.. Douglas Fenity, Mr. Wal
ter Wilson. Mr.. William Walton, Mr..
Charles Barnes. Mr.. George Green
wood. Mr.. Jack Barnes. Mr. Francis
Wilson and Mr.. Marvin Scott.
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A farewell surprise party was given
wednesday evening in honor of Mr..
Ernest A. Recob, who left today for
United States naval operating base,
Hampton Roads, Virginia, after spend
ing the holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Recob, 1913 Lin
coin street.
Miss Emma semple, Miss Frances
kearney. Mr.. George H. Litsinger, Mr.
Ivan Caulsen, Mr.. Alpheus Marlatt
Mr.. Clarence Logan, Mr.. Nile Shar-
raj, Mr.. Walter Plath, Mr.. Dean Lock
lard, Mr. William H. Semple, Mr.. Har-
old Finney, Mr.. Stephen Gillard, Mr.
Lincoln Couch and MI Ellery Recob.
Miss Martha Nicholson entertained
at her home in Lane street with
party for her teacher. Miss Mary Mon
teith. and twenty-five or her school
mates.
Owing to various other social en-
gagements the members of the Argo-
nauts have postponed their meeting to
have been held Saturday evening until
Saturday evening, January 8.
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Miss Forestine Blank is planning
noon at her home, 91S Lane street.
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Miss Alberta Stimson entertained
with q dinner Tuesday evening. hon
bring Mr.. Bryant Drake of Chicago.
Mr.. Drake, who is attending the Chi
cago Theological seminary, is spend
ing the holidays here.
The table was conferred with a bas-
ket of pink roses. Covers were laid
for Miss Erma Erickson of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, Miss Florence Fair, Miss
Laura Neiswanger, Miss Margaret
kirkpatrick of Ann Arbor, Mich. Miss
T
Loft Erickson, Lieut.. Festus Foster,
Mr.. Clarence Young of Chickasha,
Okla, Mr.. Lawrence Yates and Mr..
Howard Stimson.
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The regular meeting of the women's
auxiliary to the American Legion will
be held at Legion hall Friday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. The annual
election of officers will be held and
plans will be made for the annual
convention to be held January 10 at
Newton.
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Miss Ruth Schnacke gave a sewing
party Wednesday afternoon at her
home in College avenue for her cousin,
Miss Margaret Whittemore, who is
home from the Chicago Art Institute
spending the holidays.
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Mrs. H. s. Mcdaniel will give a
party Friday afternoon at her home.
1901 Tyler street, in honor of her
little daughter Paula's fifth birthday
anniversary. Mrs. Mcdaniel will be
assisted by Mrs. V. B. Fredenhagen,
Mrs ]. w. Harper and Mrs. June
Chapman. There will be twenty little
guests.
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Miss Dorothy Sproat entertained at
an informal sewing party this after
noon at her home in Fillmore street