The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-12

at the Y. w C. A. Luncheon will be
at one o'clock, followed by the bust
ness meeting at two-thirty. Several
of the wives of legislators who are
terhood and are at present visiting in
Topeka, will be present.
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Mrs. s. S. Estey will entertain to-
morrow afternoon at her home from
three to five for the members of the
Society of the First Presbyterian
church. The guess will be Mrs.
Frank Parr, Mrs. Silas Porter, Mrs.
William Macferran. Mrs. Charles Dill
lon, Mrs. James T. Bell. Mrs. W. E.
Seguine. Mrs. James Brier, Mrs. VIM.
Horley, Mrs. Fred Shellabarger. Mrs.
]. q. Bell. Mrs. Don Mulvane, Mrs.
Fl. L. P. Hilyer Mrs. j. B. Larimer,
Mrs. Roy Bone, Mrs. ]. W. L. Hughes.
Mrs. ]. P. Colville. Mrs. r. c. Reed,
Mrs. o. E. Walker. Mrs. Walter Ash
ton Smith. Mrs c. Trap, Mrs. B. F. C.
Frank Willard, Mrs. A. NJ. Petro, Mrs.
Frank Campbell Mrs. o. e. Neis-
wender, Mrs Y. P. Kistler, Mrs. n. NJ.
Campbell, Mrs. Oscar Bonnet. Mrs.
Bernard Ley, Mrs. c. A. Wolf, Mrs.
Anna Close. Mrs. j. H. Frizell. Mrs.
Cecil Howes. Mrs. Julia Brown, Mrs.
D. F. Lockwood, Mrs. r. A. Rutledge,
Mrs. Harry Guthrie. Mrs. S. ]. Crum-
bine, Mrs. George Reed, Mrs. r. S.
Mageei Mrs. w. H. Eastman, Mrs. w.
w. Strickland Mrs. w. w. Bollard,
Mrs. w. z. Culver. Mrs. ]. C. Everett,
Mrs. Ed Grote, Mrs. ]. S. Clark, Mrs.
Robert Glasgow;
Mr.: and Mrs. L. C. Hodge enter
tanned at dinner yesterday evening for
the members of the Kansas Photog
raphers club, who are in Topeka for
| short session. Covers were laid for
Mr. Art Gibson, of lola; Mr., Fred
of Wichita; Mr.. B. G. Grondal, of
Lindsborg; Mr.. F. A. Loomis, of En-
poria; Mr.. Hugh Scott, of Indepen-
dence; Mr.. W. r. Murphy, of Newton;
Mr.. H. c. Stevenson. of Leavenworth :;
Mr.. Henry Moore of Kansas City; Mr..
Percy Colville of Topeka, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hodge. After dinner, Miss Linge.
of Washburn College, sang "Oh Fair,
oh Sweet and Holy" Miss Sea sang
"An Open Heart" Miss Herrick read
1.-The Mustard Plaster" and Miss Mar
jory Hodge gave a piano selection,
''Valse 1mpro9 g !:
Mrs c S. Elliott, Mrs. w. W. Webb
and Mrs. j. H. OCo nell entertained
informally for the members of the
Friday canteen this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Elliott in Honor of Mrs.
w. A. Biby, who leaves Tuesday for
California, where size and Mr.. Biby
will make their home. The guests
We're Mrs. Biby. Mrs. Charles L.
Mitchell, Mrs. Roy Crawford. Miss
Genevieve Funk, Mrs. r. T. Herrick.
Mrs. H. NJ. Clark Mrs. w. E. Davis,
Mrs. Frank Hobart. Mrs. L. T. Hussey,
Mrs. James P. deb. Kaye, Mrs. ].
Keith Mrs. Grace King Mrs s. P.
Kramer, Mrs. e. J. Kulp. Mrs. D. c.
Tillotson, Mrs. Raymond Wolf Mrs ].
e. Thomas. Mrs. o. T. Chopper, Mrs.
+. c. Kaths. Mrs. John Lagerstrom,
Miss Louise McNeal, Mrs. A. H. Petro,
Mrs. F. II. Scholle. Mrs. w. L. -Stahl-
ons, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. O'ConnelI and
Mrs. Elliott
Mrs. S. ]. Crumbine entertained to-
day at luncheon for Mrs. Ida Crib
bling, of Whittier, Cal. who is visiting
her cousin. Mrs. o. F.. Walker The
guests were a few intimate friends of
Mrs. Gribbling and Mrs. Walker. and
some friends who had become ac
quafnted with Mrs. Gribbling while
visiting in California.
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The Ladies Music club will meet
with Miss Helen Estey Wednesday aft
ernoon at o'clock;
Mrs s. f, Dschuden entertained
| Saturday afternoon at her home. 1895
Buchanan street, with a birthday party
for her daughter. Miss Rachel Dschu-
den. She was assisted by Miss Flor
ence Dschuden and Mrs. George
| Phoebe Maroney, Miss Virginia AL
spach. Miss Margaret Willard, Miss
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