The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-20

dangerous to the enemies of freedom
and liberty, will be sung by Miss
Ramah Brownlee Thursday evening al
| the auditorium during the Revue q
! la France" to be given by Mrs. F. L.
Ben amin S team of the Womans club.
| Miss Brownlee will wear the costume
| OF the province of Alsace.
! A number of pretty little dances
will be given, including Miss Mitchell
| McDaniels and Miss Millicent Dillon
| in the Merrymakers' dance; Mrs. II
| F. Morrison1in the Devils dance: Miss
Dillon in the Spirit of France dance:
Miss Mcdaniel and Mr.. Edgar Gardner
in the Peasant dance.
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The Womens Missionary society OF
| the First Christian church will meet
| THURSDAY afternoon with Mrs. F. G.
sistant hostesses will include: Mrs.
w. L. Ravens, Mrs. w. G.. Milan and
Miss Vera Campbell
Mrs. N B. Campbell, sci Fillmore
street, will have as her guests Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. P. J. Clevenger' s
team of the Woman's club.
Those present will include: Mrs
L. A. Gillette, Mrs. F. P. Lindsay. Mrs.
Evan Davis. Mrs. c. T. Trap. Mrs. c.
N. Nelson. Mrs. o. G. Duff. Mrs. D. P.
Paxton. Mrs. Robert Fullerton. Mrs.
r. N. McEntire, Mrs. c. W. Sprang,
Mrs. Pope Allen, Mrs. N. B. Burge,
Mrs. ]. w. Farnsworlh Mrs. seldom
Kilgore and Mrs. F, G. Gibbs.
Sixteen children in costume and
Mother Goose will give Bubble Book
playlet Saturday morning at 1880
O'Clock and in the afternoon at and
$3.50 O'Clock. The playlet will be given
in the afternoon during the Pelletier' S
story hour. Free tickets for the af-
fair may be secured on the second
floor at Pelletiers store.
The children who will take part in
the production are: Mary Elizabeth
Wikidal, Mary Esther Bone, Portia
Si1verthorne. Annette Larimer. Betty
johnson, Cleta Clark, Alice Peyton,
Eleanor Jane Harker, Jack Sleeper.
Newman Jeffrey, Thomas Page, David
Page, Howard Kilbourne, George
Cramm, Herbert Bailey and Charles
Arthur Beard.
The Willing Workers Sunday school
class of the First Methodist church
will meet with Mrs. A. w. Smith.
I1244 Western avenue, Thursday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. o. G.
Kenyon and Mrs. W. L. Garfield will
be assistant hostesses.
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In compliment to Miss Julia Gas
son, a visitor from Gadsden, Ala,
who is the house guest of her sister,
Mrs William B. Wincheu, Mrs. Fred
I. Sipp entertained informally We'd
nesday afternoon at her home, 7o4
Tyler street.
Those enjoying Mrs sipp's hospi-
tally were: Miss Gasson, Mrs.
Wincheu, Mrs. W. E. Glover, Mrs.
Paul E. Palmer. Mrs. J. r. Stewart,
Mrs. Ralph S. Mechanics, and Miss
Marguerite Ely.
Several other affairs have been
nj in, nf MiSC fIIIr
ing her stay of a month here.
Miss Miriam Dougherty and Miss
Laura Henry gave the first of a
series of parties to be given this week
by them at the home of Miss Dough-
erty in Fillmore street. The guests
Monday evening were Miss Mayme
Conroy, Miss Florence To8ne, Miss
Gene Kantz. Miss Sue McCle1land.
Miss Mary Lewis, Miss Media Howell,
Miss Ethel Hawk, Miss Georgia Hoff-
man, Miss Mary Alexander and Miss
Mildred Reed.
The following friends of Mrs. ]. J.
williams gave a surprise party Tues
day afternoon in her honor: Mrs. L.
o. Matthews, Mrs. W. NJ. Heber. Mrs.
W. J. Frazee. Mrs. o. o. Warning, Mrs.
Harry Whitlow, Mrs. J. ]. Wehe. Mrs.
+. A PARCEL, Mrs. G. o. Cole, Mrs. E.
Rison, Mrs. r. J. Ferguson. Mrs.
George Pardee. Mrs. Earl Ackley, Mrs.
&c. c. Harmon. Mrs. L. Dwyer Mrs.
J. B. Martin and Virginia Fay Rison.
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Mrs. c. E. Rogers. 1910 College ave-
nue., will entertain the Valencia club
Tuesday afternoon for her mother,
Mrs. H. H. Miller. of Richland. Kan.
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