The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-18
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A supper will be given this evening |
at the Elks' club for Miss Nellie Kouns |
and Miss Sara Kouns by Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Copeland following the concert |
at the auditorium. Il
The guests will include: Mr.. and |
Mrs. r. ]. Parker of Amarillo. Tex, |
Mrs A. Rowland of Chicago and in |
innate friends who sang with the
guests of honor when they made their
home here. There will be places for
Mrs. Leslie Guild, 1925 Grove ave-
nue., wilr have the distinguished Wis
itors as her guests Saturday. A
luncheon is being planned for Satur-
day noon and probably a buffet sup
per in the evening.
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Mrs. Tinkham veale, S27 Topeka
boulevard, will entertain at cards Sat
urday afternoon at her home. The
guests will include the alumnae of the
Alpha Phi sorority. There Will be six
tables.
An Easter birthday party was given
this afternoon for little Charlotte KEEL
Nv. who was five years old, by her
mother, Mrs. d. J. Kelly, 701 Brooks
avenue. Mrs. Kelly was assisted by
Mrs. David Page and Mrs. Malcolm
Gray.
The little guests included: Jean
Hughes, Betty Lou mcfarland, Dor
othy Wagner, Richard Mathews, Fred5
erick Wagner, David Page. John
Davis, Jr., Jean Benning, Virginia
Duff, Robert Mathews, Malcolm Gray.
Jr., Tom Page. Virginia Wahl, Polly
Ann Wahl, Marjorie Schober. Jane
Marie Jordan, Robert Taylor, Jr., and
Airline Cox.
Mrs. Charles Lyngar gave a sewing
party this afternoon at her home in
Her guests included: Mrs. J. J.
Corkill, Mrs. Harmon Drum, Mrs. Fred
Reed. Mrs c. A. Samter, Mrs. William
Taft, Mrs. H. II, Lewis, Mrs. j. G. B.
Pinney and Mss' :. Asene'
Miss Genevieve Funk entertained
with a dinner of ten covers WedneS-
day evening at her home in Topeka
boulevard. Mrs. Walter Slagle of Ok
Thompson OF Marion were guests of
honor.
Rotarians celebrated Thursday
l night. the sixteenth birthday ami
| yersary of the International Rotary
| club, with festivities which were din
] ner, dance, party and frolic all in one.
| More than $50 Rotarians and their
1 ladies attended the party.
The decorations were unique ana
/ beautiful. At each woman's plate was
l a rosebud, and at the place of each
man a paper st. Patrick favor hat.
l Against the ceiling of the room scores
/ of colored balloons bobbed during the
| evening. Spring flowers and potted
1 plants were on the tables, backed by
the green festooning from the lights.
Riotous fun marked the evening.
l Every woman present was equipped
| with a wooden rattle and free per-
l mission to use it whenever her voice
| became weary.
1 Charles Elliott president of the
| club, acted as POSTMASTER, under con-
| siderable difficulty. The smoke ban
l was on, in spite Of efforts made by
some of the smokers to get it lifted.
Delightful entertainment features
| of the program were two songs, THE
Kerry Dance" and ''Top o. the Morn
ing" by Jessie Doyle Murray; MY
l Menagerie,' by Mrs. Henry j. Dot
teryeich; a whistling solo by Mrs.
Helen Newell, and Blossom Land"
sung by Mr.. Paul LawIess.
I Mr.. Charles Elliott, the president,
l greeted the guests of the club, and Mr..
| George McDermott gave a short talk
on 1.-THE Philosophy of Rotary" Mr.
A. ]. Stout recited short history OF
| the organization.
| The guests danced between courses
OF the dinner and the speeches and
songs. The party ended with the sing
ing of It'll We Meet Again" by all the
guests. Scores of favors were given tc
the guests.
Mrs. Albert Patten entertained hel
Bridge club this afternoon at hel
nome, 1923 Western avenue. There
fwere three tables. Guests who substi
tuted were: Mrs. Otto Kiene of Con
| cordia, Mrs. Helen Newell of Gran(
Rapids. Mich, Mrs Carl Trapp an(
Miss Magdalens Detterweich.
The mernhers of tI> u..4.X
Presbyterian church gave a surpris
| party at the church Thursday evenin,
in honor of the birthday anniversar r,
| or their pastor, the Rev. J. A. McAfee
program OF numbers by the Sunda,
school orchestra, several solos, AM
"Footprints in the Sands of Time" .
humorous depletion of the dffferen
periods in the life of the Rev. MI
) | McAfee. About four hundred person
n were present.
A Saint Patrick's social was heI,
Il this afternoon in the parlors of tn
4 Central Park Christian church unde
the auspices of Division No. of tn
LADIES' Union. The social will b
continued this evening.
iii The Travellers club will meet SAT
urday afternoon at the home of Mrs
II r. b. koontz, 1929 Harrison street
II Officers will be elected. The program
/ will be along motion picture fines
II tne ron call Will be answered b.
1avor1te film stars, paper will be rea,
II on Filming the Opera and anothe
II on 1.-THE Dunsany Play"
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Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom's team of tn
Woman's club will meet Monday at
II ternoon at o'clock with their captail
at her home. sol West Sixth avenue.
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II The Night and Lunch division O
II Chancel Chapter of Grace Cathedra
II | VIII meet Saturday afternoon at
II O'Clock at Guild Hall for further wor,
II on the Easter egg baskets for tn
bazaar. Mrs. Edgar G. Jones ha
II charge Of the orders for the basket,
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~ A program was given Thursday eve
. | ming by the girls of Miss Theo Cobb'
Il SUNDAY school claSs