The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-21
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eY FRANCES JONES. -
Mrs. ]. D. NJ. Hamilton entertained
a small group of friends at luncheon
this noon at the Chocolate shop.
Her guests included: Mrs. r. j.
Parker of Amarillo. Tex, Mrs. C. A.
Rowland of Chicago. Mrs. James l..
King, and Mrs. Silas Porter.
Mrs. c. A. Scott gave a luncheon
| of twelve covers. Saturday noon at her
home. s14 wOediawn avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Kistler enter
| tanned the members of their Saturday
Night-Dinner Bridge club, at their
home in Taylor street last Saturday
evening.
The Portia club will be entertained
| Thursday at l O'Clock luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Eli G. Foster. 81 West
Sixth avenue.
The members of the Pi Beta Tau
sorority were entertained at bridge
| party given Saturday afternoon by
Mrs. John Mulloy at her home in Gar
| field avenue, complimentary to her
| sister, Miss Edna Noll, a member of
the sorority. Mrs. Mulloy was assisted
by Mrs. Paul Grady and Mrs. r. n.
! Latner.
The guests included: Miss Ruth
| Bailey. Miss Grace Ellington, Miss
| Louise Herrick. Miss Jane Lannan.
Miss Eva McClaskey. Miss Josephine
| Merrillat. Miss Marguerite Mcdonald,
Miss Helen Steele, Miss Wilma Trow,
| Miss Helen Hart, Miss Sadie Yetter.
! Miss Vera Wise, Miss Alice Noll. Miss
! Esther Grandon, Miss Marian McAr-
thur. Miss Helen Marlatt, Miss Made
line Merrillat. Miss Irene Noll.
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| Music club to have been held this week
! has been postponed and will be held
| Wednesday afternoon. March 80, at
the home of Mrs. W. B. Swan. 914
King street.
Mrs A A. Robinson's division of
the Woman's club will meet with Mrs.
/ Patrick Walsh. 435 Taylor street.
Tuesday afternoon at 2:so o'clock
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| The three Bible classes of the Y.
w. C. A. taught by Mrs. NJ. S. Troxell
will have a joint session Tuesday noon
lat I O'Clock, at the Y. w. c. A. Each
! member of the class has the privilege
of bringing one friend. Mrs. H. q
Garvey will show the pictures which
! she brought with her from the Art
Galleries Of Europe, and will give
! talk.
| The members of Mrs. w. E. Nc
| W y'S team Oh the w OHldn CiuD Will
meet for luncheon. Thursday, March
"a with Mrs. H. G. West as hostess
at her apartments in the Delodes
| Work for the bazaar is to be done
during the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Lee gave a sur
prise party, Saturday afternoon for
/ their daughter, Alice Lee. The guests
| were entertained at line party al
the Ohpheum theater- Mrs. Lee was
assisted by Mrs. E. l. Blanton.
/ Those in the party included
Dorothy Van Orman, Leola Woodruff
Dorothy HaX, Frances Blanton, Mar
garet Herman, Lucille Condit. Neys
Luxton. VILLA Rotenberry, Katherine
Buck, Ruth Berry. Mabel McClung
tam.
The members of Mrs. Will Hind
mans division of the Woman's club
will be entertain Tuesday afternoon
by Miss Susie Sweet at her apartments
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who stood in front of one of the
millinery shops down town this morn
ing looking at the hats displayed. Nov
see that one" she said to her husband
that brown hat over there, that would
be very becoming to me- "Mmrn
yes" replied the head Of the house
maybe so, but it won't be coming tc
you today"
Il Mrs. Paul Brown will entertain with
a miscellaneous shower this evening Al
her home in Redeem avenue, for Mis-,
Lois White, whose marriage to Mr.
Thompson Euwer will take place April
s. The guests will include about forty
of Miss Whites friends and neigh
bors.
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4 The Political Science club will NEE
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock a.
the Y. w. c. A. Lieut.. Gov. Charlie.
Huffman wiwll be the speaker of thu
afternoon.
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The Tuesday Study club will be en-
tertained this week with Mrs. Leonard
| Warren, 1872 Buchanan street, as host
ess The program will include grouI
of violin numbers by Miss Lovelis
Iaudermilk. Dean StearnS will Civ
a talk on Public School Music,'' ant
Mrs Paul Lawless will give a groul
. of songs.
: Arlond Monroe, who was twe1v'
years old Saturday celebrated his an
; niversary with a party given at hi
home. 234 Greenwood avenue. Tn
: children who were guests included
: Constance Bone, Mary Esther Bone
Junior Staebler, Howard Johnston
+ Elizabeth Monroe, Eleanor Odell
: David Magill, Jane Mills and Marci
Mills.
At the meeting of the Topek;
, Branch of the Association of Collegiat
! Alumnae the giving of two plays o.
. the evening of April 1 at the hig1
school auditorium was discussed. TIL
meeting of the A. c. A. was held Sat
urday noon at luncheon at Pelletier'
Tea room. The play. Lucinda A. B.,
written by Mrs. Hearty Brown Nelsol
formerly of the state university, vii
be given, and in addition stunt Il
charge of the Delta Gamma sorority a
!. Washburn will also be put on. Mis-
Kathryn Albaugh will be in charg
of the play. Lucinda A. B."
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: Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Miller cele