The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-26

MI ana Mrs. Charles kOunS were
host and hostess at a party given at
the Fred lies bungalow in Highland
Park Friday evening at which Miss
Mohra Gatchen and Mr.. Stanley Cope
land, whose marriage will take place
next week, were the guests of honor
The guests included:
Miss Gatchel
Mr.. Copeland
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Rice
Mr.. and Mrs Ted Lagerstrom
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brier
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Hauserman
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Burdick
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Gray
Mr.. John Raster
Mr.. Alfred Cole
Mr.. Joe Hull.
Mrs. James Brier will give a bridge
party and shower this evening a her
home, 1874 Van Buren,, in compliment
tc Miss Mohra Gatcheu.
Those present other than the guest
of honor will include:
Mrs. Phil Gray Mrs. Forrest Rice
Mrs. Ted Lagerstrom Mrs. NJ. Hauserman
Mrs Charles Char T3., Kouns Mrs Dale BnTlick
Mr. Orie S. lines, Mr. Morton Haus-
erman and Mr.. James Brier, jr., will
entertain with a smoker tonight at the
Elks club for Mr.. Copeland.
Lovely chrysanthemums in various
shades were used thru the rooms at
the tea given this afternoon by Mrs
Don Mulvane for her mother. Mrs. ].
g. Freshman, and her sister. Mrs. Guy
Robert Porter, both of Portland, Ore.
In the living room, yellow NUNS
were used. Rose and lavender colors
of the same flower were used in the
music room, and in the dining room,
where Mrs. David Mulvane and Mrs.
Harrison Morgan poured and cut the
ices. lovely yellow and bronze NUNS
were used.
Mrs. Mulvane, Mrs. Freshman and
Mrs. Porter will leave Wednesday for
Portland and will later go to Califor-
MIA to spend the winter.
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Mrs. z. P. Lannan, of Quincy, Ill,
was the guest of honor at a luncheon
given this noon by her sister, Mrs.
iTinkham Neale, at the University club.
There were covers for twelve. all
intimate friends of the guest of honor.
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Mrs. Allen will be hostess to the
members Of the Nineteenth Century
club Monday afternoon at her home on
Topeka boulevard.
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Mrs. H L. Peppmeyer. 1909 Harri-
son street, entertained with 1 o'clock
members of the Topeka Avenue
Bridge-Luncheon club. There were
places for twelve guests.
Guests substituting were Mrs. R. G.
Merrick. Mrs. H. c. Stevens and Mrs.
c. w. Wetherton.
Mrs. S. E. Lux Jr., 623 West Ninth
street, will be hostess to the Monday
Bridge club at a 1 o'clock luncheon to
be given Friday J.
Miss Edith Council will entertain
with a luncheon Monday at her home
for the members Of her bridge club.
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The members of Mrs. w. F. McVey's
team of the Woman's club will be
luncheon guests on Wednesday of Mrs.
Richard L. Thomas, 124O Topeka
boulevard.
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A number of out of town guests who
came to Topeka for Thanksgiving day
have remained for the dance to be
given this evening at the Country club
for all members of the club.
Among those Who will be guests
will be:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Mcfarland, St.
Joseph. Mo-; Miss Berniece johnson,
of Kansas City. Mo; Miss nellie Hart
ley. Beaver, Pa; Mr.. Landry Cravens.
Norton.
The clubhouse will be decorated with
autumn leaves. bittersweet and other
fall berries of the woods. Special mu-
sic will be furnished and refreshments
will be served.
The seventh annual musicale to be
given Friday evening, December 2, at
Trinity church includes some of the
best of Topeka's talent.
The program is as follows:
"Carmenia" Observation-Disclosures. Wilson
Double quartette, First BAPTIST church.
Mrs. Nelson Benning. Mrs. William Bau-
man Mr., Bernard MeNow5. NJ Ross
Tracey, Mr.. Harold Rankin, Mr.. ARA J.
Clark.
Mrs ARA Clark, accOmpanist.
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-N''Aui "a Prof p Frank j. Kclbaba. M uSin
.Accompaaist. Miss Rachel Z. Johnson.
. .W hat It the Chimney Sang Griswold
Hs Mrs, Henry j. Dotter 9Seiein iisr's
"Buying Theater Tieketss,,....f,..:.;.,;:.,
Mrs. Sara W. S choenbe eFger' iSAe
Song Without Words, '..'-'-..,, Dudley
Mrs. Grace Currey Bussing
''In the Garden of My Heart" .. Roma Ball
Mrs L; g. Thorpe pr Nm, Miss Les Esther er, Reed
The Caribbean, Yaise de Concert: -.
................... Smith Holmes
Cofnet duet.Mr. NJ. c. Snyder, Mr.. &C c. &
Rogan.
Accompanist, Miss Ruth Naylor.
20 Sleep Why DOst Thou Leave Me-.
n, Handel
'" Mrs. Dorothy Beliyea Post t. A'q ia
Accompanies, Miss Rachel johnson.
Double daartette First Baptist church Eisaf
Violin obbligato, Miss Hazel Swogger.
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The next aH-day meeting of the
women of the West Side Christian
church in the interests of their bazaar
will be held Thursday, December 1,
a the home of the minister, the Rev.
Clara H. Hazelrigg.
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Music at the First Unitarian church.
914 Topeka boulevard, at the II
O'Clock services tomorrow morning,
will include a contralto solo by Mrs.
Rose Gilberg- Nutter, There Is No