The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-27

Miss Donna Chase.
Miss Chase is very attractive and
vivacious girl of the petite brunette
type. She was very popular in college
circles. This fall she will enter her
junior year in Washburn, where she
will ultimately receive her A. B. and
B. M. degrees.
Mr.. McCarter is the son of Mr.. w.
E. McCarter and the late Mrs. McCar-
ter of Topeka. He attended Wash
burn and is a member of the Kappa
Sigma fraternity. During his college
years he studied commercial law. He
is now in business at Pleasanton.
The plans for the wedding of Miss
Chase and Mr.. McCarter are indefinite.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stone will have
as their guests at dinner this evening
at the Country club their daughter,
Mrs Beryl Johnson, of Bartlesville,
Oklahoma, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Slater,
of Newcastle-on-Tyne, Eng, and Mr..
and Mrs. Merrell Gage, of Kansas City,
who are all guests at the Robert Stone
home.
There have been special arrange
ments made by Mr.. E. L. Copeland for
a good time at the dinner dance at the
Country club this evening.
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Miss Frances Cav, the younger
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Ralph H.
Cav, who has been doing some very
interesting work at the Boston Psyche
pathic hospital, was the guest of honor
at a party given today by Miss Mar
garet Whittemore. The guests Were
Miss Cav, Miss Genevieve McMillen,
Miss Laura Neiswanger, Miss Martha
Holl, Miss Dorothy Shoemaker, Mrs.
Ralph Foster, Miss Helen Whitaker,
Miss Helen Scott, Mrs. Theodore Post,
Miss Gertrude Wheeler. Miss Gertrude
Beverley. Miss Mary Rankin, of Lin
den, Neb., Miss Marjorie Roby, MISS
Florence Fair, Mrs. Ernest Kohl, OF
Iowa City, Iowa, Miss Dorothy Foster,
Miss Ruth 'Schnacke, Miss Theo Cobb,
Miss Minda Mckee, Miss Katherine
Wheeler. Miss Frances Wheeler, Mrs,
Roland Seibert.
The Song Shop orchestra played for
a. dance at Onaga last night A party
for the dance. They were Miss Mabel
Hults, Miss Mabel Mckee, Miss
Martha Cundiff, Miss Helen Mckee,
Mr.. Jack Barnum, Mr.. Raymond
Frazer. Mr.. Sheldon Monroe and Mr..
Carl Duffey.
Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell has re-
turned after a visit to Mr.. and MIS-
Frank Crane at their summer cottage
at Gull Lake. Wis. On her way home
Mrs. Mitchell visited Miss Katherine
Sneve of ST. Paul. Miss Sneve has
visited in Topeka and has many good
friends here She has made a spe-
cialty of amateur gardening. and takes
prizes at the horticultural shows, with
flowers grown under her personal SUI
pervision, in the beautiful gardens of
her home in st; Paul.
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The Day Nursery club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the Elks club
at $3.50 O'Clock. On account of bust
ness to be transacted the meeting is
The hostess will be Mrs. E. NJ.
Baker, Mrs. F. L. Baker. Mrs. Walter
Harris and Mrs. William Jacobs.
Miss Muriel Lyman entertained her
bridge club today at her home, 1875
Buchanan street. Mrs. Ruth Nickel
and Miss Elizabeth Purdy were guests
Of the club.
Mr.. Joe Morgan, who has been visit
ing his people in Essex, Conn, will
arrive home tomorrow. In New York
City he met his son, Mr. Gail Morgan,
who was with the Wyoming. one of
the boats that was assigned to patrol
duty for the big .dirigible zR-2. which
exploded recently on the coast of
England.
Those who attended Grace Cathe-
dral, and heard the sermon by the
Rev. E. J. Craft, rector of st. George
church in Kansas City, Mo, will be
pleased to know that the Rev Mr..
Craft has consented to preach and Of
ficiate at the II o'clock service at
the Episcopal church tomorrow.
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An attractive addition to tn e
younger set of Topeka society is Miss
Helen Jordan, daughter Of the late Mr..
Harry Jordan and Mrs. Jordan, form |
erly Of Senece, where Mr.. Jordan was
editor of the Seneca Tribune
Miss Jordan is a very charming and
lovely girl and since her recent resi- |
dence in Topeka has made many
friends. She attended the University |
of Missouri last year, where she be-
came q member of the Kappa Kappa /,
Gamma sorority. Miss Jordan will at !
tend washburn this fall.
Mrs. Jordan and her family have
taken the residence at rs Horn street |
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Mrs. Sewen Black of Topeka, who !
is spending the summer at the country |
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs |
Langston Bacon, of Kansas City. No, |
will have eight guests for luncheon