The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-14

noon at the Elks club.
An operetta, Happiness" set to
music by Mrs. Genevieve Thomas
Pierson, was given before the Wo-
mans Kansas Day club in 1919. Two
cher playlets by Mrs. FARRELL have
oeen put on. one by the North Broth
ers in Holton, and one by the students
of the high school.
Mrs. FARRELL has written two plays
which have not yet been produced.
THE Wise Made Simple" and Tut
Tut, My Dear" and with her brother,
Burns L. Williams, an opera, THE
Kingdom of Never-ComeTrue."
She and Mrs. Kouns are collaborat-
ing at present on play. the title of
which is, THE Dream Lady"
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The Phi Delta Theta Alumni club
of Topeka will give a dinner this eve
ming at the Chocolate Shop, compli-
sas Beta at Washburn college. to cele-
brate Founders Day.
The active members who will be
guests include: Mr.. George Bearg, Mr..
Robert Bell, Mr.. Norman Bloom, Mr..
Byron Boone. Mr.. Earl Brehn, Mr.. Olin
Buck, Mr.; Floyd Cossman, Mr.. James
Crawford. Mr.. Charles Currey, Mr.
Homer Edgell, Mr.. George Greenwood,
Mr.. w. l.. Higgins, Jr., Mr.. Earl
Loomis, Mr.. Harold Lowe, Mr.. Ben
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Mohler. Mr.. Howard Myers, Mr.. Will
liam Neiswanger, Mr.. Irving Nixon.
Mr.. Percy Paxton, Mr.. Lynn Smith,
Mr.. William Van Lehn, Mr.. Armine
Weiskirch, and Mr.. Erskine Wyman.
The following pledges will also be
guests: Mr.. Herbert Bentley, Mr.. Ar
thur Brewster, Mr.. Fred Ice, MIR, Leon
ard Irwin. Mr.. Hobbins Herrick, Mr..
Charles Holman, Mr.. William Near
thur, Mr.. Legler Paxton and Mr..
Francis Wilson. The Alumni who will
be hosts are: Mr.. Henry E. Anton,
Mr.. F. w. Beerbohm, Mr.. Phil A.
Gray, Mr.. Wellington w. Culver, Mr..
Herbert H. Guild. Mi. John Henry
Bauerline. Mr.. Arthur J. Carruth. Jr.,
Mr. r. E. Fritz, Judge Henry F. Mason,
Mr.. Edwin Seeley. Mr.. Grover J. Lit
tie, Mr.. Jack Merriam, Mr. John w.
Parkinson, Mr.. Imri Zumwalt, Mr..
William P. Snyder, Mr.. H. A. Hogue,
Mr.. Churchill Sargent, Mn w e
Laundon, Mr.. F. A. sRipley, Mr.. James
a. Mcclure. Mr.. Balfour Jeffrey. Mr.
David Neiswanger. Mr.. Robert Stone,
Mr.. Glen Hussey, Mr.. Donald T. Welty,
Clement, Mr.. Frank Mccoy, Mr.. Cyrus
Monroe, Mr.. Henry H. Wardin, Mr.
Howard Searle, Mr.. Wister p. Will
liams. the Rev. John Wells Rahili. DR..
Walter H. Wedding, Mr.. John E.
James Benedict. Mr.. Gerald Puffer,
Mr.. Toll r Ware, Mr. Chester Thomas,
Mr.. John Saunders, Mr.. Charles
Thompson and Mr.. John Raster.
Mrs. H. E. Ray will entertain Mrs.
a. H. BENEFITS division of the Wo-
mans club Friday afternoon at $50
O'Clock at the J. ". e: A.
In celebration of his twelfth birth
day anniversary ozwin Rutledge, SIS
West street, entertained eight boy
friends Saturday evening with a din
ner and movie line party. The guests
were Allison Hill. John Cramer, Ber-
nard Kane, Junior Stabler, William
Marshall Vincent Newman, Robert
and Dwight Swan.
Mrs. Margaret Wiggin of New York
City, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Eagle. has a part in the pic
ture Blind Wives" at the Grand this
week. Mrs. Wiggin also plays In the
picture, THE Devili' starring George
Arliss and which will be seen here in
April. Before leaving New York to
come west. she was in a production
with Marguerite Clark which will be
called Scrambled Wives" Mrs. Wig
gin has been in the movies for the
past four years and has been with the
Selznick and the Famous-Players COM
panies.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Congregations church will meet We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. c. w. Smith, 32S
Broadmoor street.
The assisting hostesses will include:
Mrs Walter Bates. Mrs. Fred Grey,
Mrs. P. P. WOner. Mrs. F. L. Crane,
Mrs. Julia Gordon, Mrs. C. H. Kerns,
Mrs. John Lowrie, Mrs. o. McCor-
mick. Mrs. Walter Reeder. Mrs. Ruth
Roby. Mrs. Lizzie Cross. Mrs. Ness
baum, Miss Matte Westenhaver. Miss
Jeanette Gilman Miss Dorothy Fulton.
Baker Miss Belle Evarts and Miss
Winnie Williams. IS
Mrs. D. s. Logan will entertain at
/ her home on Topeka boulevard this
evening with a dinner given in honor
of Mr.. Logan's birthday anniversary.