The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-19
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Mrs. Allen will have her "at home
day next week on Thursday after
noon instead of Wednesday. The
hours will be from three to five o'clock
and all Topeka friends of the hostess
and all visiting women Of the legisla-
ture have been cordially invited to
call.
A number of friends from Ottawa
who will be guests at the tea Thurs
day afternoon include: Mrs. Ralph A.
Harris, Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Frank
Miller, Mrs. Sam Hubbard, Mrs. Sam
Ober, Mrs. F. NJ. Shiras, and Mrs.
Fred Harris.
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A reception will be held Tuesday
afternoon from three until five o'clock,
in theparlors of the Elks club by the
women Democrats of Topeka. The
women of Topeka, over the state and
legislators and their wives have been
invited to attend.
The receiving line will include: Mrs.
Theodore Saxon, chairman; Mrs ]. G..
B. Pinney, Mrs. w. H. Kemper, Mrs.
j. E. Barrett, Mrs. S. H. Allen, Mrs
Harriet Lindsay. Mrs. H. ]. Corwine,
Mrs j. d. L. Eager, Mrs. d. P. Paxton,
Mrs. w. II. Crosby, Mrs. w. L. Atchi-
son and Mrs. Albert Neese. Mrs. o.
T. Wood and Mrs. Frank Britton and
Miss Loura Perry will be among the
assisting women.
Tho guests of honor will include:
Pittsburg, Kan, Mrs. Caroline brennan
OF Arkansas City, Kan, Mrs. Forest
Luther of Cimmaron, Kan, Mrs. Will
liam II. Thompson of Kansas City,
Kan, Miss Nellie Cline of Larned.
Punch bowls in the dining room will
be presided over by Miss Blynn Cor
wine, Miss Irene Austin, Miss Kath-
arine Ray, Miss Minnie Wood, Miss
Katharine Allen and Miss Josephine
Allen.
Mrs Tom Lillard will give baby"
party Monday afternoon at her home
in Woodlawn avenue for her small son,
Tom, Jr., who will be one year old.
The guests will include number of
mothers and their small one-year-old
children, and will be: Mrs. Glenn
Pratt and little son, Whitney, Mrs.
Phil Wilson and little daughter, Dru-
silla, Mrs. F. p. Smithmeyer and lit
tie daughter, Mrs. J. B. Walker and
little daughter, Jeanette, Mrs. James
Mcfarland and little daughter, Jean,
Mrs. D. D. Grinden and little daugh-
ter, Peggy, Mrs. Robert Page and lit
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The members of the d. A. r. will
give a George Washington party Tues
day afternoon. Feb. %, at the home
OF Mrs H, L; Peppmeyer. 1909 Har-
rison street No invitations will be is
sued for the affair. but all D. A. RS
and all visiting women of the legisla-
ture who are members of the organiza-
ton have been invited to attend. A
program will be given at o'clock
and board meeting will be held at
O'Clock.
The hostesses of the affair will in
clude: Mrs. Peppmeyer, Mrs. P. 1.
Murphy. Mrs. A. K Rodgers. Mrs.
Anna P. Ripley. Mrs. ]. C. Stricken,
Mrs. H. A. C1aussen, Mrs. F. c. Fox
and Mrs. w. T. Davis.
A special meeting of the Woman's
club has been called for 10 o'clock
Monday morning at the Y. W. c. A.
The entire club membership is expect
ed to be present. especially all MEM
bers of the board of management and
all members of the clubhouse organiza-
ton.
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The Vignette club will be entertained
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. j. w. F.
Hughes, 235 Greenwood avenue, as
hostess.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Alexander
rnd little Virginia Welty have gone to
Downs, Kan, to attend the wedding
of Miss Catharine Harrison and Mr..
Jack Cramer. which will take place
today. Mrs. Alexander will attend the