The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-16

tracy.
for some reason or other Tuesday
night is the most popular dinner
fices of this department. has been imi-
tated by New York man, one by the
name of Johnson Haywood.
1t seems that Mr.. Haywood finding
period, mailed the following cards to
his friends: Mr.. johnson Haywood
is pleased to announce that his family
being away for the summer he is open
to engagements for week ends or
single meals. Middli.g poor bridge
golf and poker played. Expert drink
ing done. Bookings one week in ad-
vance Telephone Daytimes- Eve
nings-'
! Miss Blynn Corwine will be hostess
at slumber party to be given this
honor of Miss Dorothy Reynolds, who
has just returned from Colorado,
where she spent the summer.
The girls present will include: Miss
Reynolds, Miss Cornelia Adams, Miss
Josephine Allen, Miss Catherine Allen
Miss Florence Layton, Miss Nadine
Buck, Miss Virginia Scott, Miss Eileen
Cowgirl and Miss Corwine.
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| The girls of the Merry Makers club
! the home of Miss Cornelia Adams, 1913
Greenwood avenue. The girls will
| spend the time sewing for their fourth
| annual bazaar to be held this winter.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Low
man Memorial Methodist church will
have a meeting Wednesday afternoon
| at 2:30 O'Clock at the horne of Mrs.
E. K. He'll, 1921 Boswell avenue. Plans
will be laid for the fall and winter
work
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The members of the Business and
| Professional Women's club held a pic
mic at Vinewood cottage at the Girls
Friendly society camp Monday eve
| ming. supper was served at the cot
tage and followed by dancing in the
pavilion across the lagoon. About one
hundred girls were in attendance.
number of members of the club
had such a jolly time that they are
planning a dance to be held in the
near future at one of the halls in the
city 1t will be an all girl" affair.
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church
will meet with Mrs. A. F. Andrews,
220 Ashland avenue, Wednesday morn
ing at $50. Miss Marguerite Parkin
son will tell of her work in the noun
tains of the south.
At the trousseau tea given Monday
Afternoon from three until six o'clock
by Mrs. w. c. B. Heron at her home
in Mulvane street for her daughter,
to Mr.. Warren Rutter will take place
this week, about eighty guests called
during the afternoon.
The guests were received at the
door by Miss Dorothy Rosbrough, Mrs.
Heron and Mrs. w. H. Rutter. Mrs.
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burn assisted thru the rooms. Miss
Bertha Senft Miss Lima Tulloss of OF
tawa. Miss Minnie Jones and Miss
Edna Raines assisted in the dining
room
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the Trinity NJ. E church
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock at the church for an cleo
ton of officers.
A class of girls of the First Method
list church have been doing Social
work this summer under the supervi-
sion of their teacher. Miss Esther Pax
ton. Monday evening the girls were
hostesses to the eleven children from
the Kansas Children's Home Finding
society driving them to Gage park
and then to the home of Miss Paxton
in West Tenth avenue for games and
refreshments.
The girls in the class include: Miss
Katharine Drum. Miss Cornelia Adams,
Miss Beulah Ransom, Miss Edna
!, Spoonmore and Miss Virginia Van
Hook.
Announcement is made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred W. Taylor of Kansas City,
Mo, of the marriage on August 10,
at o'clock in the evening. of their
| daughter. Ermine. and Mr.. Arthur
Soderstrum of Topeka.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Soderstrum will be al
home after September 1 in Topeka.
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Mrs. E. NJ. Kingsbury gave a party
: this afternoon at her home. 1926
Grove avenue. for her little daughter
Betty, who was II years old today.
: The little guests included: Jane
and Marcia Mills. Barbara Summer
#, vile, Isabel Hopkins, Romance and
Lorene Cowgirl, Ann Summerville
Betty Lar:mer. Louise and Florence
? Allen, Richard Hopkins. Kenneth
Lewis. Ge1evieve Sheriff., Hugh and
Lorene Kingsbury,
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The Topeka Sigma Phi Sigma club
held its meeting at the home of Ro-
bert Embleton. 1885 West Fifteenth
: street, Monday evening. Matters Of
! Importance pending on the future
. were discussed.
Notes and Personal Mention.
$ Mrs Roy L. Bone and daughters
Frances, Mary Esther and Constance
S will return from Estes Park. Wednes
n day, where they have been spending
e ! the summer.
t Miss Eleanor Carlisle of Saginaw