The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-25

Meyer will be assisted by Mrs. Guilford
Dudley and Mrs Bennett r. Wheeler,
of her class in charge of refresh
ments.
The little hosts and hostesses in
clude: Lucy Gibbs. president; Grace
Chaffee. secretary; Colleen Bowie,
! Josephine Frances Burrow, Harold
Dove, Guilford Dudley, Jane Ewart,
Belle Fullerton, Margaret Gordon,
Mary Hart. Barbara Kaye, Gretchen
Mckee, Bob Marsh, Grace Meyer,
Paul Montgomery, Dorothy Smith, Vir-
gina Smith, Martha Stewart, and Myra
Jane Zimmerman.
The tiny tots who will be guests at
the party include: Hilda Mary Burrow,
Junior Ensh, Barbara and Tommy
| King, Stuart Hamilton, Jack and Betty
and Phillip Grove, Elizabeth Abra-
hams, Elizabeth Smith, Harry Leroy
Smith. Frank Burrow, Mildred Chat
| fee, Junior Bogard, John Dibble.
George Cobbe. Harold Hudson. Charles
Baird, III, William Bodin. Betty Jane
| Bodin, Emily Jean Milam.- Margaret
| Grindell, Marjorie Austin, William
tArmentror, Mary Campbell, Ann See
ley, Jean Constance Pugh, Margaret
Jennings, Jean Mclean, Anna Kiene.
Catherine Jones, Jeanette Bowen and
Donald Dana.
The Girl Scouts of the Westmins-
| ter Presbyterian church will meet Sat
urday afternoon at four o'clock at the
church.
Mrs. S. Z. Riddle entertained with
! a six o'clock dinner, Thursday eve
ming at her home, 521 West Sixth ave-
nue., for Mrs. Frances Miehart of Chi
cago, who is here visiting her mother,
Mrs. L. Z. Gartside.
Covers were laid for: Mrs. Miehart.
Mrs. Harry Robbins, Mrs. Nate Stew
ems. Miss Phyllis McKibben, Miss Leila
Rogan, Miss Ceciie Pinney, Miss Kath-
lyn Rogan, Miss Lehvinne Vetter, Miss
Jane Cook and Miss Nellie Rogan.
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At a recent recital Miss Ceora Ian
ham of Topeka, read three original
readings which she has written, in
GLIDING. 1.-The Shadow of the Cross,
Mrs. Mulligan at the Movies" and
Little Lieutenant PIERRE" Miss Ian
ham gave the closing number of the
lecture course at Enterprise Thurs
day and will give a program for a
literary club at Emmett Monday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Menahan have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Hazel Regina, to Mr.. Jack
Taylor Ross. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Ross of Kansas City The
wedding took place in Los Angeles.
Cal, Saturday. March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menahan and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ross, have returned to To-
peka. They will be followed later by
west owing to business. The young
couple will make their home in Kan
sas City.
| The Argonauts will meet Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| O. ioI, -fr ice
Marguerite Cook will have a paper on
Islands in The United States" and
Mr.. E. F. Stanley will read a paper on
Lakes in America" Miss Doris Wehe
will give several readings.
| Mrs. Blanche Davis Brown gave q
recital Thursday evening presenting
Marie Camille Rogers. The affair was
held at Miss Rogers's home, 1924 Blu
chana street. She was assisted by heI
brother, Walter Rogers, and her sis
ter, Gladys Rogers.
The Frances Willard W. c. T. U
will have their Easter food sale, Sat
urday at the Warren NJ Crosby store
The children who attend the picture
show to be given Saturday morning al
the Orpheum theater by the Social
Service club will see Charles Ray in
1.-The Busher," a baseball picture. Mrs
George H. Allen will sing some chill
dren songs and Miss Irene Howard
will play.
The chaperons will include: Mrs
Carl Trap, Mrs. David Page, Mrs
f. G. Poole. Mrs. ]. H. Lee, Mrs. D
B. Rumpf. Mrs. Hinllle Guy, Mrs. w
H. Bird and Mrs. V'al+~~ Padgett.
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A,reception will be given this eve.
ming at the Lowman Memorial church
for the new pastor, DR.. George E. Sat
terlee and his family, who have come
here from Pittsburg. and for DIR. H. o
Hotter, the retiring pastor, and his
family. Others who will share the
honors of the evening include DR.. and
EDTTTrN ANN rarYT3D