The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-21

her future home either in California
or IN Portland, Ore. Mrs. Mulvane is
now at the Windermere hotel in Santa
Monica.
Mrs. Albert Neese's team of the Wo-
mans club will have a food sale Sat
urday at Pelletiers store.
The officers and teachers of Redeem
chapel will have luncheon together
Saturday noon at the Y. w. c. A DR..
S. S. Estey will be the guest of honor.
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A kitchen shower complimentary to
Mrs. Donald Rae, formerly Miss Hazel
Nichols. was given this afternoon by
I Miss Avery Campbell and Miss Dorothy
Cox at Miss CampbelPs home, 1890
College avenue. The following guests
were present: Miss Letha Lewis, Miss
Altman Tillmans. Miss Muriel Moore,
Miss Roxie Thurmond. Miss Evelyn
Carlson, Miss frankie Finney. Miss
Evelyn Myers, Miss Ruth Souders, Miss
Mabel Hastings, Miss Ruth Witwer and
Miss Martha Owen.
This is the first of series of par
ties for Mrs. Rae planned by her
friends
The car accountants office of the
Santa Fe and their friends will give
the third of a series of dances at the
Elks club Friday evening, February 4.
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The hostesses for the Woman's club
dance and card party at Kellam hall
this evening have completed all
arrangements for a particularly en-
|joyable affair. A special selection of
dance music has been made among
other details. A large attendance of
representative people is assured. and
IAN invitation has been extended to
members of the legislature and their
friends to attend. The hostesses are
the members of Mrs. W. E. McVey's
team Of the Woman's club.
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Mrs. H. B. Asher of Lawrence.
president of the Women's Kansas Day
club, will have her headquarters AT
the Y. w c. A while she is in the
city. The different committees have
been appointed and a program, which
promises to be unusually interesting,
is being arranged.
The luncheon will be held at 1880
o'clock at the First Methodist church,
corner Sixth and Harrison, on Satur-
day, January %. Mrs f. W. Watson
is in charge of the sale of tickets
which may be obtained at VOLTS
Jewelry store.
The former students and teachers
at PittSburg Normal school who are
in the city attending the Educational
convention had a luncheon this noon
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places for sixty.
Mrs. E. A. Herbst was hostess at
luncheon of eight covers Thursday at
her home in the Congleton apart
ments, with Mrs. w. B. Buck, of
Wichita, as guest of honor. Mrs
Buck, who has been visiting both Mrs.
Herbst and Mrs. !. c. McClintock, re
turned today to Wichita.
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THERE'S A LITTLE GIRL IN OUR
TOWN
Who so astonished her father and
mother at a gathering not long ago
that for the moment they were stricken
dumb. The little 4-year-old has been
reared very carefully and has never
been permitted to use slang at home
nor has she heard it at home. AT the
gathering just mentioned, one of the
men of the party told funny story
and the little child listened very in
tently, and when it was time to laugh,
laughed with the rest of the guests,
ana then when the noise had subsidized,
calculated, well, wouldn't that jar
your STATS
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ty Wednesday evening at her home in
Boswell avenue for her daughter Mar
jorie, it being her sixteenth birthday
Mrs. Hodge was assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. E. d. Schoen-
berger who dressed as a gypsy, told
fortunes.
Covers were PLACED for Marjorie
Hodge, Miss Margaret Burning, Miss
Kathleen Mason. Miss Frances Iser-
man, Miss Betty Sargent, Miss Eleanor