The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-19


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Mrs Hazel MeGovern gave theater.
party Tuesday evening at the Or
pheum for Miss Mabel Farrell BRIDE
to-be of this month. The guests pre-
sented Miss Farrell with a Madeira
| luncheon set.
The guests included: Miss Farrell,
Mrs. Moilie Schultz, Mrs. Halle Gil
lam, Mrs. Pearl Paulson. Mrs. Emma
Hopkins, Mrs RUBY Gilliland. Mrs
Juanita F'leisch, Mrs Florence
Baughey, Mrs. Margaret Brennan,
Mrs. Evelyn Pinnell. Mrs. Josephine
Miller, Miss Meta McCune, Miss Eliza
beth Nader, Miss Fay johnson, Miss
Betty Neill, Miss Martha Videl, Miss
Daisy Puckett, Miss Valarie Coutere
/ Miss Inez Lancaster, Miss Vera Hutch
inson, Miss Edith Robinson, Miss Anna
Georgia Kautz. Miss Pearl Peterson,
Miss Ethel Ellis, Miss Nell Woodford,
Miss Ethel Fleisch. Miss Mary Far
rell. Miss Annabelle Paulson and Miss
Huida Thoes'
The XIV club will be entertained
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Esther
Hopes, 1921 Clay street, as hostess.
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Mrs. E. E. Roudebush was hostess
to the Knife and Fork club at their
dinner held Tuesday evening at the
Y. W. c. A.
/ Rep. Ida Walker of Norton was the
speaker of the evening and gave a talk
on Joy in Your job" Mrs. Walker is
a brilliant woman and one of the best
speakers in the state. She is past
president of the Kansas Federation of
Women's clubs and will be the woman
speaker at the Kansas Day club pro-
gram, January 20.
Guests of the club were: Mrs Min
ME Grinstead. who made a short talk !;
Mrs. James Forbes of Ell Paso. Tex,
who gave a talk telling of Conditions
Along the Border" and Mrs. Lee
which is a dinner and conversat ion
club, has among its members women
in many various occupations. Last
night a census of the members and
their work was taken and included a
lawyer, a doctor, clerk. housekeeper.
schoolteacher, home maker, legislady.
social worker. mother, homekeeper.
art teacher. and one woman who
dubbed herself : "ss 4 =
The members of the Delta Gamma
sorority gave a tea Tuesday afternoon
at the chapter house for their new
householder, Mrs. NJ. S. Holland. who
has been in charge since the holidays.
The hours were from four to six and
the callers included: the women MEM
bers of the faculty, wives of faculty
members, the members of the sorority.
and the mothers of the town Delta
| GammaS.
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The Luther League society of the
Swedish Lutheran church will be en-
tertained this evening in the church
parlors with Mrs. J. B. Peterson and
Mrs. Edward Nordstrom as hostesses.
The Dorcas society of the church will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Axtell Ekblad. 20S Fillmore street.
The Mems Brotherhood of the church
will meet Thursday evening with Mr..
and Mrs c. r G !. =
Miss Neva Shoemaker, Delta Gam
ma and in the junior class at Wash
burn. has been chosen chairman of the
May fete to be- held this spring.
Mrs. H F. Seeds entertained the
| members of her Crochet club Tuesday
iafternoon at her home, 1904 College
avenue. $50 . srs. 4
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Mrs. Walter NJ. Padget. entertained
informally Tuesday afternoon at her
party for her sister, Miss Gertrude
FLewfs and her guest this week. Mrs
Earl Vance of st. Joseph, Mo.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Alice Meade has returned from
a stay of several weeks in Arkansas
City.
Mrs. Festus Foster is i'll at her home
, in West Fifteenth street
Mrs. James Forbes of Ell Paso. Tex.
,, is visiting her sister. Mrs. E. E. Roude.
bush.
Mr.. John Ripley is spending the
week in st. Louis on a business trip.
Mrs. ]. Buck of Wichita arrived
this morning to visit friends in To-
peka.
Furs remode1ed at Baer's Hat Shop
S19 Kansas avenue.-Adv.
Mrs. F. R. Nagel, who is visiting
here, will be the guest of friends al
1888 College avenue Friday evening
| and will be the guest of Miss Alma
Moore, COS Topeka boulevard, Satur-
] day. (
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ames me from
Arkansas City today to attenu the con.
secration services at Grace Cathedral
Mr.. Herman Holt has returned t.
his home in Las Cruces, N. Mex, after
spending several days here VISITING
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bowen. Mr. Holi
: accompanied the body of DIR. Linus
: Blakesley here for burial w.,
Dr. Warren E. Jeffrey. Phone 7O2
extra ction of teeth. 706 Kansas Ave
ADV
Mrs Arthur Bassett, 1928 Harrison
street, is recovering from an illness
OF six weeks Little Howard Bassett
/, who has been quite i'll with scarlet
T fever. is recovering q
: Mr.. and Mrs w. H Bowlby and
> daughters, Virginia and Barbara Jean
will change tiher residence the first
, of February to Chicago, where Mr.
Bowlby will be manager of the Chi
Z, cago office of the L. E. Waterman
!. company.
Mr.. Paul Huycke and Mr.. Speed
: Hughes are spending today in Kansas
City attending directors meeting OF