The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-14
S9enY
9Y FRANCES JONES

Edwin KistIer at her home. 625 Taylor
street
The guests were seated at quartet
tables which were adorned with mar
cissks jonquils and decorations SYM
bolic of St Valentines day. There
were forty guests. The afternoon was
spent at cards. Mrs. Arthur Piene
of Manhattan, was an out of town
guest.
Mrs. George Godfrey Moore will be
hostess Tuesday noon with 1 o CLOCK
luncheon at her home in Topeka
boulevard for the members OF tne
Vanity Fair Luncheon-Card clup.
Guests who will substitute are; Mrs.
b II. Pugh and Mrs. w. e. Atchlson.
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Miss Rena Redford, girls secretary
of the west central field of the Y. w.
c. A, will spend Tuesday and Wednes-
day in Topeka and will be the guest at
a luncheon a tea and will make sew
eraHtalks during her stay here.
Tuesday noon. the girls work com
mittee of the association, Mrs. David
Page, chairman, Mrs. NJ. Mills, chair
man grade schools, Miss Elsie Cuth-
bert, Miss Annie Sweet, Miss katha-
rine Mcfarland, Mrs. Arch McKeever
and Mrs. Dwight Ream will give a
luncheon in the breakfast room at the
Y. w. c. A. honoring Miss Redford.
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock the leaders of the Girl Re
serves in the schools over the city
have been invited to meet Miss Red
ford and following school at 4:3O
o'clock all Girl Reserves of the city
will be guests at q tea to be given at
the Y. w C. A. for the guest of honor.
There will be no meeting of the Girl
Reserves this week at their respective
schools
Tuesday morning, Miss BEDFORD will
speak at the high school She is
very interesting person, is widely trav-
aIa HOY vii England
and received her education in France
and Italy. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings she will speak to the younger
business girls Of the city.
Miss Corina Harris. whose marriage
to Mr.. Charles H. Vausbinder of Lake
View, Kan, will take place Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock in the Chancel
at Grace cathedral, has chosen as her
bridesmaid. Miss Ruth Baugh. Mr..
Wesley Clark will be best man.
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A group of Topeka's we'll known mu-
steal women who left this morning for
a concert trip over the Santa Fe'S west
ern lines, stopping at the various read
ing rooms over the system include:
Mrs. Henry Dotterweich, soloist; Mrs.
Raymond Wolfe, musical readings
Mrs. Grover Dunn of Wichita, accom-
PIANIST and reader; Mrs. Helen Newell
of Grand Rapids, Mich, whistler; MISS
Ella Thresher. soloist, and Miss Eliza
beth Culver, violinist.
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Little David Page, whose birthday
anniversary and that of st. Valentines
are both on the same day, celebrated
this afternoon at his home IN Linden
wood avenue with combined blrth-
day and Valentine party given by MS
mother, Mrs. David Page.
The little guests. who assisted their
small host in having a good time at
his party, included: Jane McDermott'
Mary Katherine McDermott, Elsie LII
lard Mary Elizabeth simmons, mary
Elizabeth Goeldner, Marjorie Belght-
Ter, Margaret Kantz. Jean Campbell
Charlotte Kelley, Elisabeth Carruth,
Mary Alice Staebler, Billy Mills, Ell
ston Whitmer James Barton Phelps,
Marsh. Frederick Wedding, William
4 Pierce George Walker, James Thomp-
son. George Crabb, Glenn Elmore' Dale
Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Munson will
entertain at a Valentine party this
evening at their home. 220 The Drive
The guests will include: Mr.. and Mrs
Harold n. Rankin, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
Ter Iaundon, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
smith, Mr.. and Mrs. H T. Ledger
wood, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowman,
Mr.. and Mrs Pendleton Miller. Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Bolton and Miss Helen
Lewis.
THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who became the father of a child
recently. He took three OF his enVlous
friends to the hospital the second DAY
after the baby was born for the pur-
pose of placing the infant on eXhlD1-
ton. Sneaking into the nursery with
his men admirers he went to Grip
lifted out a kicking and wiggly two
weeks old child with the complexion
and evidences of a decidedly different
nd
and down the room with it. Only the
hurried entrance of a nurse prevented
him from convincing himself OF his
own mistake.
The Knife and Fork club meeting
will not be held this evening. but will
be had Monday evening February Il.
at the Y. W. c; A.
A large number of guests and nearly
full membership enjoyed the annual
/ Lincoln day banquet of the Western
Sorosis club Saturday evening. at the
Elks.
The Lincoln address was delivered
by Judge o. L. Moore. The original
poem abraham Lincoln" was pre-
scented by Mrs. H. o. Carney.
One of the features Of the program
was a meeting of the staff of the $50
rosiS Soporific," a club newspaper
established for the evening. The wom-
en- on the paper took masculine parts
and the two men were given the parts
of offering advice to lovelorn girls and
handling the society column.
DIR. Dorothy Nicon was managing
editor. She introduced her. editorial
writer NJ. w. (Mrs ]. F) FARRELL, who
stunned the guests with heavy edi-
torial on the income tax, haruspex
emolliotype, cromlech and steatite
e. (Mrs. C. j. Evans gave a clever
version of breakfast Table Chaff.'
e (EtheD Aldrich enlightened the
club on the more intimate side of it.
membership with an original "Slar
Swats and Classified Ads" column
Then came Annie Laurie q. Frank
farrell with his screaming take-off OF
Heart to Heart Talks" s. G. (Mrs
w c. Stephenson cast a shadow ovel
the bow of Jay F. House with hel