The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-23


Carl Lingo. Mrs. Thomas Amory Lee.
Mrs. Harold Loucks, Mrs Fannie
Stoves Meats, Mrs. Robert Kingman-
Miss Jean Robertson, Miss Ruth Gran
don, Miss Helen Shirk, Miss Marie
Crawford, Miss Nara Jones, Miss
Emma Partridge, Miss Gwenn Shake
shaft, Miss Mabel Higgins, Miss Doro-
thy Higgins and Miss Ruth Schnacke.
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The girls of the Pi Beta Phi Alum
nae association will motor to Horton
Saturday morning to be the guests of
Mrs. Harry Smith.
Those who will go as guests include:
Miss Lucille Smith of Manhattan. Miss
Corrine Smith, Miss Betty Frost, Miss
Marian Reid and Miss Isabel Smith.
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Mrs. F. w. Anderson of Kansas
City, Mo-. who is visiting here. has
been the guest at several affairs given
| in her honof. She formerly made her
home here.
Mrs. william Coy, PIG Elmwood
avenue, gave a 1 o'clock luncheon
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Anderson,
including as her guests Mrs. H. B.
| Hogeboom, Mrs. J. H. Lee and Mrs:
]. r. Anspaugh. Mrs. Hogeboom VIII
give luncheon Friday in compliment
to Mrs. Anderson.
| A thimble party was given this aft
ernoon by Mrs. Otis Allen at her home
| in Woodlawn avenue, complimentary
to Miss Ruth Tomlinson, bride-to-be.
and for Mrs. George S. Allen, formerly
Miss Nina Nicholas.
The invited guests included: MISS
Tomlinson, Mrs. Allen, Mrs; Tinkham
Iveale, Mrs. Arthur Shakeshaft, Mrs.
Ward Keller, Mrs. w. P. Snyder. MRS.
| George McDermott, Mrs. r. c. March
ringer, Mrs. Gilbert Worley of Cam
eron, Mo-, Mrs. Frank Ripley, Mrs. J.
Glenn Logan, Mrs. F. L. Loveiess, MIS-
Sreven Eversoll, Mrs. John Ripley
Miss Ethel Frizell, Miss Pauline NC
Vey, Miss Annette Nicoll, Miss Gwenn
Shakeshaft, Miss Evelyn White. Miss
Anna Sweet, Miss Bess Cuddy, Miss
Theo Cobb, Miss Katherine Dolan'
I, Miss Jeanette Dooley, Miss Ruth Larl-
mer. Miss Virginia Kitchell. Miss Anita
Weiskirch, Miss Frances OlanoeI, Me-
Nellie Allen, Miss Ida Hardy of New
York, Miss Juliet Hughes and Miss
Maude McVey... :,
Mrs. o, T. Chopper will have an in
formal morning party and luncneon
street, complimentary to Mrs. George
M Crawford, who has recently re-
| turned from Washington, D. Z. covers
will be laid for eight.
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Mrs. Silas Porter gave luncheon
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Congleton apartments complimentary
] to Mrs. A, M. Keene of Fort Scott.
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| Mrs. Robert Fullerton entertained
Informally Tuesday evening at her
home. 926 Polk street. in honor of
| Mrs. o. S. Morse. who expects to leave
this week to make her home in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond French o.
Evanston, Ill. who are visiting Mr..
and Mrs L. w. French of Lane street
have been the guests of honor at a
number of informal social affairs dur
ing their stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Spalding gave a
party Tuesday evening at their home
Mrs French, and Miss Ethel JOSS en-
tertained a few of the members offthe
delta Delta Delta alliance Wednesday
evening at her home in compliment to
Mrs. French.
Mrs. Frank H. Durant, 1851 Null
vane street, entertained her sewing
club this morning. Guests of the club
were: Mrs. Earl Kingsbury, Mrs
Martin Buckley, Mrs. Clinton Wilcox
and Mrs. Leland Johnson of Ellis
Kan.
A dinner was given at the Elks
club Wednesday evening by the
Kansas Women Lawyers association
for the seven girls who took the bar
examinations here this week.
The dinner was followed by talk
by the Kansas head of the association
Mrs. c. 1. Martin, who told the girls
some of the benefits to be derived
by women from the study of law. Mrs
!. Lee Monroe, who was one of the first
women to practice law in Kansas be-
!; ing admitted to the Kansas bar in
1894, made short talk.
Covers were placed for: Mrs Grace
. Adams Miles of Independence, Mrs
Nellie M. Swaney of Galena, Miss
Laura Rohrer of Junction City, Miss
!: Ruth Adair of Lawrence, Miss Ruth
Raster of Topeka, Miss Carol NJ. Cas-
: ner of Lawrence, Miss Lydia De Hofl
of Galena, Mrs. Lee Monroe, Mrs. G
I. Martin, Mrs. Homer Foltz, Mis-.
Suzanne Henry, and Miss Sue Car,
mody.
The members of the Ramblers ciul
entertained their husbands with a pic
mic this afternoon at Gage park.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Holstrom, go
: West Second street, entertained Wed
tnesday evening at their home, compli
mentary to Mrs. Lloyd Conklin of E
Reno, Okla. The guests included