The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-13

John r. Carter, Mrs. W. E. Bulls,
Mrs. A. ]. Schober, Mrs. L. w.
French and Mrs. * E J; D: Glynn,
The members of the Alta Vista club,
the West Side Forestry club, and the
D. d. Whist club will be the hostesses
Thursday afternoon at the art exhibit
being held at Boswell hall.
This evening, Mr.. George NJ. Stone,
who is a native Kansan, will be the
speaker of the evening. The Native
Sons and the Native Daughters of
Kansas will be the hosts and hostesses.
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! Mrs. Joseph Marshall will entertain
Thursday afternoon at her home, 1101
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The Young Ladies' class of the
Euclid Avenue Sunday school met
| Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
nue., and elected the following Of
ficers: President, Mrs. Mason; vice
president, Miss Margaret { Walters;
| secretary, Miss Ethel Robbins; treas
urer, Miss Vena Truman; membership
chairman, Miss Ella Truman; special
chairman, Mrs. Freda Benson, and
social service chairman, Miss Mabel
! Herstine. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Benson,
1906 Clay street
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The Washburn Mems Glee club will
sing in the Methodist church at
| Wamego this evening and in the Con-
gregational church at Manhattan
Thursday evening. Prof. Harlowe F.
Dean is directing the club.
Miss Martha Leland will play the
accomplishments, Miss Mabel Shirk
will read, Miss Grace Lindenmuth will
have number of solos. Mrs. Roscoe
Graves. will chaperon the party.
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Mrs C. E. joss, Mrs. Arthur Bolton,
Mrs. Hugh Larimer, Mrs. John Hersh,
Mrs. E. c. Paxton and Mrs. H. C.
Bailey will be the hostesses at the
program to be given Friday afternoon
| at o'clock by the members of the
! First and Second divisions of Pelle-
: tiers Mothers club, for the members
and their friends. .--.-
| A Mother Goose pageant will be
! given by the boys of the Industrial
! school, glee club. the boys band and
n special jig will also be a part of the
afternoons entertainment < 4 e
THERE'S A LITTLE BOY IN OUR
TOWN
| Who was taken to church one Sum
day not long ago by a Topeka family.
and who, evidently for the first time
| in his life, saw a Holy Communion
! service. When he returned home that
noon his mother asked if every one
. had been friendly toward him and the
little fellow replied. well. the AS
were all right (the people he had
gone with) but the rest of them were
! MT" What was the natter" asked
the parent. well, they had beer and
i crackers said the little boy, land
none of them offered me any" An
other little Topeka boy who was also
taken to church one Communion
morning. reported at home that noon
that they had had piecrust but he
had been passed by:
! A dinner was given Tuesday evening
at Pelletier's Tea room complimentary
4 to Miss Carmie Wolfe, by her CO.
workers. the English teachers of the
high school.
The guests included: Miss Wolfe.
her father. Mr.. P. C. Wolfe, Miss Ruth
Hunt. Miss Rosella Kerr, Miss Irene
lie -Ansel. Miss Myrtle Warrington,
Miss Ruth Schnacke. Miss Gene Rob
ertson, Miss Vivian Heron, Miss
Grace Schoonover. Miss Laura Ewing.
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Mrs, Frank Thomas entertained her
Tuesday Bridge-Luncheon club at her
home in Topeka boulevard with Mrs
F. A. Rooster and Mrs. Margaret Wig
gin as guests.
The Luther League of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet this even
ing at the Louis Peterson home, 16s
Grattan street.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Ward B. Maurer of st Louis
5 who underwent an operation Monday
informing at Christ hospital. is doing
nicely. Mrs. Maurer is the guest OF