The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-18


has assisted at several teas and being
the possessor OF a very charming
personality has made many friends
She is q member of the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority.
| The dinner-danee to have been
given at the University club Friday
night has been changed and will be
held Saturday evening. May a. Din
ner will be served at 7 o'clock with
dancing from : ua 2 T.
| The meeting of the kansas Authors
club held Monday and Tuesday in
Manhattan was the first statewide
session of the club ever held outside
/ of Topeka, altho several district or
regional meetings have been held. At
| this session Carl Sanburg, Chieagos
noted poet and litterateur. was a lead
ing attraction. He interested andf
/ even shocked some OF the members
with the unique and startling man
Ener of rendering some of his peculiar
I free verse poems Mr. Morehouse.
| the secretary of the society. YVES on the
program with his address upon
| Pioneer Writers and Records of Kan
sas"
Mrs Matte Toothaker Kinbau en-
tertained the visiting ladies of the club
Tuesday morning at q complimentary
/ breakfast and program at the Wom-
/ ems club house. Mrs. H. o. Carney
lecture on Masterpieces of the Old
! World
Among the Topekans attending the
meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton J.
Masseck, Mr.. Marco Morrow. Mr.. and
| Mrs. H o. Garvey, DIR. Karl Mem
ninger and Mr. Luther C. Bailey. MT.
Bailey Is the vice president from the
/ First district, and Doctor Menninger
was on the program at the banquet
Monday evening. his topic being THE
moi
topic was@'syThy Is an Author?'' and
Mr. Masseck responded to the toast
| In Between"
| A reception will be held in the
Unitarian church 914 Topeka avenue
I at eight o'clock tomorrow evening, TO
welcome the new resident minister of
j the church, the Rev. Clifton Merritt
Gray. Mr.. Gray has recently come to
/ the Topeka pastorate from the Uni
tarlan cnurch of Charleston, s C.
after twenty years of service there
| There will be an informal program OF
music and short addresses in the
church auditorium at eight o'clock,
followed by an informal social hour
in the church parlor where the
members of the Wornan.s Alliance of
the church will serve refreshme
The Rev Mark Moh1er. pastor of the
Unitarian church of Lawrence, will
| be here to attend the reception Dr.
/ DIhANdOs pastor the Uni
| tartan church of Kansas City. Mo,
viii also be in Topeka tomorrow, to
iextend his personal welcome to the
Rev Mr. Gray. but will be obliged to
leave on an afternoon train TO de-
T liver the commencement address at
I'Nortonv1lIe that evening
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Z Mrs J. R. Skeletons team of the
Woman's club was entertained at a
picnic luncheon Tuesday at the home
OF Mrs A A GODDARD, north of the,
city
A I O'Clock luncheon will be given
Friday at the Elks' club by the mem
bers of the Friday Bridge club. The
afternoon will be spent at bridge at
the home of Mrs. Wilbur Galloway in
Mulvane street
Mr.. and Mrs John H. MeSpadden.
1927 West Fifteenth street. announce
the engagement of their daughter Cleo
to Mr. L. F. Whitney The wedding
will take place the first part of next
month
The next meeting of the Business
and Professional Women's club, Mon
day, May %. is in charge Of the teach
ers of the Topeka schools who are
mem bers of the club. and will be held
in the high school building, beginning
with a dinner in the cafeteria served
ny- MISS BAKER at o-3V and followed by
an evenings entertainment in the GYM
nasiun- Tickets are on sale for the
dinner at PeIletier's. Crosby's the
Sullivan Art store. Lords Flower shop
Miss Heartburg and Miss Victoria
Scott at the Santa Fe offices Tickets
must be purchased in advance.
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Miss Cecilia Senne. the talented lit
tie 12-year-oId pupil of Prof Daniel
Muller, will include in her program
Thursday evening at the First Bautfst
church several difficult numbers.
Among them will be: 'Cracovienue +"
Paderewski; Beethoven's moonlight
Sonata: Polish Dance Charwenka.
and Romano. La Forge Little
Helen Butcher. another piano pupil of
Professor MulIer's will assist, as will
Mr. Leopold Shopmaker of Kansas
City, violinist, who will play Spanish
Symphony" by Lalo. The recital Will
begin at Sis o'clock Cecilia Senne
Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.
Senne-