The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-10
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visit the various offices on different
floors it will not be necessary to pass
down the receiving line. Heretofore
elderly persons OF those physically un-
able to stand in line and wait Tor
| tediously long time until they could
get to the line, did not feel as tho they
could attend the reception as long as
! they must first go down the line. rms
evening one may viist the various OF
| fees first and take their time in pass
| ing down the line. And by the way, II
| is said that perhaps not over 10 per
cent of the people in Topeka have VS.
| tied the numerous offices IN thelF
state house and have become acqualnt-
ed with the officials ana persons IN
| charge. This evening in each OF the
different offices someone VIII pe "
| hand to take charge OF VISITORS 10 ca
plain and to answer questions.
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Mrs. w. E. Stanley here for the
inaugural reception this evening ana
who is the house guest today OF MIS-.
| Allen. will be the guest or honor at
an informal tea to be given for her
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Luther
Burns. 5I2 Harrison street. The guests
will include a few friends of long
standing of Mrs stanlsys-
The Ideal Bridge club will be enter
tanned at one o'clock luncheon Tues
day at the home of Mrs. II. f. Guth-
RE, 1925 Harrison street.
/ a number of women, members of
the Ladies Music club. have been
asked to usher Wednesday afternoon
at the recital to be given by the club
at the Central Congregational church.
| Dean Henry F. Stearns, organ!St, and
Miss Rena NJ. Lazelle. coloratura So
prano, will furnish the program.
| Those who will usher are: Mrs.
| Charles Kleinhans,, Mrs. ARA j..
Clark, Mrs. ]. Karl Rankin. Mrs
Henry ]. Dotterweich, Mrs. c. B.
Crosby, Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. N. w.
Benning. The recital is open to the
public. The members of other music
clubs of the city and the wives of the
Legislators have been especially invited
| to attend. t@
| Mrs. Will Whitton of st. Louis, who
! has been complimented at a number
of affairs given in her honor and who
is visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
S. B. Anderson, will return home Tues
| day morning.
This afternoon, Mrs Clarence Bow
man, oil West Tenth avenue, enter
tanned informally for Mrs. Whitton
with two tables at cards.
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Mrs. Cyrus Monroe has invited
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given Tuesday afternoon at her home,
1922 Boswell avenue. The guest of
honor is Mrs. Monroe's house guest,
Mrs. James Waugh, of Cleveland. o.
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The men of the Kappa Sigma fra
| ternity gave an informal dance Satur-
day evening at the Elks' club. The
| "Jazz Demons" Scholles and Green
furnished the music.
Chaperons for the party were: Miss
NJ - N1or 1rae.
B. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Ream, Mr.. and Mrs William Winchell.
Those dancing were: Miss Frances
Hauserman, Miss Maybelle Howard,
Miss Marian Reid, Miss Esther Young.
| Miss Dorothy Adams, Miss Rhea Rob-
| ertson, Miss Ruth Lerrigo. Miss Phee
Nolles, Miss Mary Rodgers, Miss Lee
nora Collins, Miss Maxine Mitchell,
Miss Roxy Thurman, Miss Edith Bar
| rett, Miss Vivian Heron, Miss Miriam
John Dean, Jr., Miss Frieda Hammer
| ly, Miss Helen Thomas, Miss Irene
Howard, Miss Bess Manson. Miss
Thelma Hobson, Miss Ruth Thomp-
son, Miss Marian Munger, Miss Mar
garet Clark, Miss Ruth Hawkes.. Miss
Iva Raines, Miss Elizabeth Hand. Miss
Lydia Suydan, Miss Elizabeth Purdy,
Miss Hepsy White, Miss Althea Weide,
Miss Ruth Suydan, Miss Donna Chase,
| Miss Grace Ellington, Miss Mildred
| quail, MISS 1QIlSe laws, MISS JOSE
phine Gilmore, Miss Ruth Thoroman,
Mr.. Maurice Edison, Mr.. George
Hampstead, Mr.. Bernard Cutler, Mr..
Sumner Cole, Mr.. Lendrum McEach-
ron, Mr.. Hugh Vandever. Mr.. Douglas
hIoEachron, Mr.. Harold Spance of
Valley Falls, Mr.. De Almond Schmitz.
Mr.. Chef Bunger. Mr.. Ralph Brady,
Mr.. Tom Thomas. Mr. Sidney Saxon,
tMr. Warren Rutter Mr.. Romano
Akers. Mr.. Francis Heron, Mr. Nor
ris Dean, Mr.. Henry Ellie. Mr.. D. Erick-
son, Mr.. Floyd Flanagan, Mr.. Ar
thur Gibson. Mr.. Dick Mckee. Mr.
Omer Raines. Mr. Bryan Hoffman, Mr..
Hugh Kiene. Mr.. George McCaust-
land, Mr.. John Wilson, Mr.. Ralph
Schrader. Mr.. Jack Shakeshaft, Mr.
Keene Saxon. Mr.. Dana Brown, Mr
De Wayne Chase, Mr.. Albert Cole, Mr.
Charles McCarter, Mr.. Gilbert Russell
Mr.. Leslie Gable, Mr.. William Reid
Mr.. Dale Sharp, Mr.. Elliott White, Mr.
Dick Wahle, Mr.. Hugh Russell and
Mr.. Arthur Erickson.
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The senior Queen Esther class OF
the First Methodist church will have
a spread and meeting Tuesday evening
at Sis o'clock at the home of Miss
Mary Paxton, g25 Western avenue
Miss Marian Dougherty and Miss
Esther Burg will be assistant hostesses
Mrs. j. Newell Abrahams will give g
talk on the subject, THE Field OF
Service