The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-19
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A one. o'clock luncheon was giyer
this noon at the home of Mrs J. r
Shelton in Topeka boulevard by Mrs
1 Warren NJ. Crosby, Mrs. Thoma.
lAmory Lee. Mrs. C. A. MCGUIRE and
| Mrs. Shelton. all Topeka members o,
the Daughters of Founders and Pa.
triots Society, for the out of towr
members of the organization The
| luncheon was the annual meeting OF
the society and officers for next year
were elected The table was centered
with yellow and white chrysanthe-
| NUNS.
| The Founders and Patriots society il
| one Of the most difficult of societies
| IN the United States to enter There
are about a thousand members in the
whole United States and members are
only admitted who had an ancestor
| either on the paternal or maternal
side who was active in the Revolution
and who helped found a colony in this
country. Ancestry in America must be
| traced back as far as 1608-166s.
Persons who are eligible to member
ship in the society and who were
guests at the luncheon today included
| Miss Miranda Davis of Bethany Col
Iege, Mrs Henry Allen, Mrs. John
| Dumars, Mrs. J. C. Gafford. Mrs. w
A. Johnston and Mrs. Elizabeth "
Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch McKeeyer will
entertain at dinner this evening al
their home in Van Buren, street, COM
plimenting Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Lager
strom, who have recently returned
from their wedding trip.
There will be places for Mr., and
Mrs. Lagerstrom. Miss Charlotte West,
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Mr.. Seaton Han1fll and Mr.. and Mrs.
rMcKeever.
Judge and Mrs. Rousseau Burch will
entertain at dinner this evening at the
Elks club for the members of the Fri
DAY Bridge-Dinner club, followed by
cards at the Burch home, 1908 Tyler
street.
Mr.. A. r. Mulholland arranged a
birthday surprise party Thursday eve
ming at Pelletier's Tea room for his
wife, Mrs. Mulholiand. Mrs Mulhol-
land probably has broken the record
of being surprised at something which
happens on her birthday, as this was
the eighth time in the last eleven an
ntversaries on which she was surprised.
Following the dinner the guests spent
the remainder of the evening at the
Mulholland home in West Eighth ave
nue..
There were places for Mr.. and Mrs
Mulholland, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Car
ruth, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh T. Fisher,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hersh, Mr.. and
Mrs. E r. Stantz, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Stewart.
Mrs. Katherine Eddy of New York
was the guest of Washburn college
Thursday. She addressed chapel
Thursday and held a number of con-
ferences both in the morning and af-
ternoon. Thursday noon the girls OF
the 7. w. c. A. cabinet gave a spread
for her at the home of Miss Helen
Shirk, 1885 Mulvane street There
were sixteen guests,
In the afternoon at five o'clock
Miss Belle Snyder gave a tea. in Mrs.
Eddy's honor. The affair was held at
Holbrook hall and the guests included
members of the advisory board of the
Washburn Y. " g. A:
The absent minded and forgetful
ones who neglect wearing their Red
Cross pins Saturday will be lucky if
or three dozen college girls, society
matrons and workers that they should
enroll in the Red Cross several times
The chairman of the tag day campaign
Saturday has sent out warning that
all persons not wearing their pins will
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The members of the Saturday Night
Dinner club will be entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lager
strom. 7o5 West Sixth avenue this
week.
Mrs. W. J. Frazee entertained in
formally Wednesday afternoon at her
home 1870 Van Buren, street for her
mouse guest, Mrs. George Saunders of
Junction, City. The guests included:
Mrs. Saunders. Mrs. C. E. Harmon,
Mrs. F. c. Coville, Mrs. A. E. Cole,
Mrs. Myrtle Ackley, Mrs. George Par
dee and Mrs. George Heron.
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Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Kistler enter
tanned few friends at dinner, Thurs
day evening at their home 625 Taylor
street. The guest of honor was Mr.
A. W. Bronson who will leave Sunday
to make his home in California Mrs
Bronson has been on the Coast for
several months.
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Mrs. W. w. Strickland's team of the
Woman's club will give their second
of a series of dances Friday evening,
November 26, at Kellam Hall Dancing
will begin at $50 o'clock and end at
IL with refreshments served at 1880
o. clock.
The Music Study Club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. F.
A. Derby. Arthur Foote and Edward
Mcdowell were the two composers
studied. Mrs. Pendletoh Miller gave
a sketch of Foote and Dean Stearns a
talk on MacDowell. Mrs. A. E. Billings
also gave brief sketch of Mcdowell
The program included violin num-
Der by Miss Lov1lia Hilty, "Morgen
Gesand"; two songs, Tranquility and
Love Me If I Love- by Mrs. o. w.
Doing. Mrs. Harry Tasker gave three
poems of Omar Khayyam's; Mrs. F.
A. Wilson sang go Lovely Rose:
Mrs. L. G. Thorpe gave a group of
three songs: Mrs. Morton Albaugh
played one of MacDowells Etudes. Miss
Elsie Chapman talked about the Peter
borough Idea; AT an Old Trysting
Place" was played on the cello by
Miss Helen Leeper: Mrs. Glen Beaver
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