The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-04

RY ERANCES ZONES
BY FRANCES JONES

Two of the brides of this month
Miss Mary Paxton and Miss Sarella
Herrick, and Miss Herricks sister,
! Mrs Harry A Smith of Horton, whose
| were complimented this noon at a
| luncheon given at the Chocolate shop
| by Mrs. Thomas b. Frost.
| Spring flowers, tulips and iris were
/ used on the table.
There were places for: Mrs. Smith,
/ Miss Herrick. Miss Paxton, Mrs. r.
T. Herrick, Mrs. T. r. Paxton, Mrs.
| John Kenneth Kline, Mrs. Milton Mil
Ter, Mrs Will J. Miller, Mrs. Kenneth
/ Alexander, Mrs. Forrest Rice, Mrs.
| Clyde Schenck.< Mrs. Ted Lagerstrom.
Mrs. Arch McKeever, Miss Eva Miller,
| Miss Mary Van Vechten, Miss Ariel
Nichols, Miss Mary Alexander, and
Mrs. Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Walker 1925
Topeka boulevard, have invited guests
for dinner this evening, to be followed
| by bridge.
There will be places for twenty
| guests.
Mrs r. T. Herrick and sister, Mrs.
/ Charles G. Colburn, entertained Tues
| day afternoon and also in the evening
with a trousseau tea for Miss SareIla
Herrick, whose marriage to Mr.. Bruce
B. Brewer of Kansas City, will take
place the last of the week. Mrs. Harry
A. Smith of. Horton, a sister of the
! bride-to-be, assisted in receiving the
guests.
Lovely blue iris. tulips and other
| spring flowers were used in the rooms
with a centerpiece of the iris and
tulips on the dining table.
! Mrs. Byron Davis, Mrs. Frank Scott
| Mrs. Thomas B. Frost, Mrs. 1lif Felix
Mrs. Frank Griggs, Mrs. Dana Davis
and Mrs Palmer BresSler of Wdmego
assisted thru the rooms. In the dining
room were Mrs. Kenneth Alexander
Mrs. Archibald McKeever Miss Freida
| Hammerli, Miss Edith Barrett, Miss
Jane Alexander, Miss Mary Parkinson.
Miss Betty Frost and Miss Isabel
! Smith, who assisted during the after
noon.
Mrs. E. s. Strachan, S32 Tyler street,
will entertain the members of her
! luncheon bridge club Thursday. Mrs
club.
| The Woman's Civic chorus, the same
east of which gave the popular DAYS
| of Yore" concert at the auditorium IN
the winter, will give another free con-
cert "Days of Now" Thursday evening
| at the same place.
Among the songs to be sung will be
several from the first concert which
will be repeated by request, mother
Machree.' Where the River Shannon
| Flows" and some selections from sew
eral popular musical comedies. The
women taking part will be dressed In
| lovely "summery' dresses of pastel
shades with hats to match. A silver
offering will be taken at the door.
| Those who will assist as ushers and
| at the door include: Mrs. Frank Mer-
riam. Mrs. Guilford Dudley. Mrs
| George Parkhurst, Mrs. o. B. CUTLER,
Mrs. Norman Wear, Mrs. F. w. Free
man. Mrs. Ben Akers, Miss nellie
| Clough, Mrs H. f. Ray, Mrs. Harry
Seery. Mrs. c. L. Bowman. Mrs.
George w. Clark. Mrs. o. T. Chopper,
| Mrs. w. G.. Dickey, Mrs. L. r. Booth,
Mrs. W. c. Hindman. Mrs. ]. F. Jar
rell. Mrs. F. c. kaths, Mrs. Norman
| Keller, Mrs. Matt Weightman, Mrs.
| A. r. Springer, Mrs. Frank Squires,
| Mr. Frank Sturges, Mr.. John L Lord,
Mr.. c. P. Buck, Mr.. Harry L. Rhodes,
Mr.. L. r. Booth, and DR.. Harry Smith.
* y !.
Mrs. Robert Carver of Fort Worth
! Tex who will go to the national con-
vention of the Federated Music CLUBS
| to be held in Davenport, Iowa, IN
| June as delegate, will stop here en-
route to visit friends. Mrs. Carver
will also be the guest of friends on
her return to Texas
| The seniors of Washburn college
will be entertained at a party this eve
ming with President and Mrs. p. P.
Womer as host and hostess. Several
surprises will be included among the
! features of the evenings program.
Included in the program will be a
group of Italian songs by Prof. +. 5.
| Zampierre, poetry written especially
for the occasion by Prof Frank Ken
I yon and talks by Miss Geneva Sey-
bold. Mr.. Elliott Beldon and Mr.. Mer-
RAM Sheldon. DR.. Charles NJ. Sheldon
I oh 4sa
/ During the evening President and
Mrs. Womer will be assisted by: Dean
| and Mrs. d. L. McEachron, Dean and
Mrs. Fl. V. Stearns, Prof. and Mrs. p.
S Zampierre, DR.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Sheldon, Miss Rose Baker, Dean Su-
san Guild and Prof. B. 3. Reed.
| The guests will include: Miss Ruth
Bailey, Miss Orpha Baughman, Miss
IForestine Blank. Miss Jessie Burnett,
| Miss Ruth Byers, Miss Margaret Car
ter, Miss Helen Cramer, Albion, ILL.,;
Miss Agneta Ellis. Burton; Miss Mar
garet Everett. Overlook: Miss Kath-
crime Ewing, Homestead. Fla: Miss
Eunice Geiger, Oberlin; Miss Goran-
son; Miss Esther Goranson; Miss
Helen Graves; Miss Elizabeth Hand !;
! Miss Louise Herrick, Kansas City,
Kan; Miss Irene Howard; Miss May
| belle Howard; Miss Dorothy Jones;
Miss Pauline Kerr, Belle PLANE; Miss
| Florence Leland. Troy, MISS E1SIneG
tLindell; Miss Minnie McCauley; Miss
Bess Manson, Wichita; Miss Marie
Moore. Della; Miss Marian Munger.
Atwood; Miss Georgia Neese; Miss
Hortense Reed, Parsons; Miss Flor
| ence Rowles, Wamego; Miss Helen
lScott; Miss Margaret Seaton. Water
willie; Miss Geneva Seybold; Miss Mar
! guerite Sherar: Miss Florence Shirk,
| Cairo; Miss Dorothy Shoemaker; Miss
LYDIA Suydam, Leavenworth; Miss Es-
ther Thomas; Miss Mary Marie Wentz.
1 Valley Falls; Miss Crystal Wheeler.
/ Hutchinson; Miss Ruth Wheeler; Miss
Verna Wise: Mrs. Elinor Saville: Miss
Hazel Swogger, Oakland; Miss Ruth
Wright; Miss Jessie Young, Dodge
City: Miss Pearl Thiebaud, Tyro; Miss
Helen Scott; Miss Ruth Burgett; Miss
Julia Mount, Pueblo, Colo; Miss Pearl
Newman; Mr.. Elliott Beldon. st. JOS
eph. No; Mr.. Floyd Belts; Mr.. Henry
| Corbett; Mr.. Lawrence Gates; Mr..