The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-12
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An interesting social affair to be
given next week is the bridge party
being planned for Monday afternoon.
by Mrs. w. w. Harvey. Mrs. Robert
L. Jones and Mrs. Tom Harley. The
affair will be held at Pelletier's Tea
room.
For those who do not play bridge,
there will be a program. Miss Nanon
tron will give several whistling num-
bers. The guests will include the
wives of the senators and the repre-
sentatives who are in the city, the
wives of the supreme court justices
and a number of friends.
This is ractically the last of the
many parties, teas, and social affairs
which have been given the past few
months for the visiting women of the
legislature.
Miss nellie and Miss Sara Kouns will
be the guests of honor at number Of
parties being planned for them next
week by their friends, on their arrival
from New York City.
They will be the guests of Miss Hazel
Risteen and sister, Miss Harriet Ris-
teen at their home. 1916 Harrison
street The singers will leave New
York. City next Wednesday and will
probably spend several days here fol-
lowing their c g + 7 Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Copeland will
entertain at a dinner for six this eve
ming at Pelletier's Tea room, followed
by theater party at the Grand.
Mrs H. B. Hogeboom was the host
ess this afternoon at her home to
group of her friends, who spent the
afternoon at bridge.
Those playing included: Mrs. H. l..
Peppmeyer Mrs. H. H. Hazlett, Mrs.
Tom Lillard, Mrs. W. E. Davis, Mrs
j. H. O'Connell, Mrs. Hinkle Guy, Mrs.
f. G. Foster, Mrs. Robert Stewart
Mrs E. G. Kistler, Mrs. H. S. Putney'
Mrs. j. S. Sproat, Mrs. George Alien
Mrs. c. a. HARLAN, Mrs. Lee IuIly'
Mrs. Ward Keller. Mrs. Charles Mit:a-
ell. Mrs. David Page and Mrs. Walter
Taylor.
The Topeka Avenue Bridge huncri-
con club will be entertained Friday at
, O'Clock luncheon with MIS-
Maurice Schlegel as hostess. The al
fair will be held at the Chocolate shop
and will be followed by cards at MIS-
schlegers home: s.
Nfis. Marian Moore entertained her
bridge club this afternoon at her hoIhe
in Potwin guest table was mao 1,i hot
Mrs. b. w. Slagle of Okiahoma ~, ~ ny, ,
okla, who is visiting mere. 1nUse
,1Iavjnp at the table included: MIS-
SiaGIe. Mrs, John Dean, jr., MISS Lean Lean,
belle Duff and Miss Annetta Nicoti
other guests OF the CLUB VINO sups ID
+,,ted were Miss Lenore Colhns anu
Miss Elizabeth Pugdy,
The tea given Friday afternoon py
Mrs. Dewitt c. Nellis at her hoilIe 49,
west Fifth street, complmehldiS
Mrs. Cora Wellhouse Buliaru,
rronraroxie, president OF the NallVe
nouph+ers was largely attended, .loI
80, b,, Toneka friends of Mrs Nellis,
mt q great many of the wives or the
legislators called during the afternoon.
I-nrort11uatelv Mrs. Billiard was I'M
able to be present. having been tahEh
suddenly i'll at her home before COM
ing to Topeka. &c
Kansas CITY, Mo, sang a number OF
songs. playing the harp accompan'-
ment. Miss Nanon Herren gave sew
c-al readings and Mr.. Glenwood Jones,
accompanied by Mrs. r. W. Talpert'
sang two groups of songs
Mrs. Nellis was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Allen, Mrs. w. w. Harvey
and Mrs Virgil Moore of Kansas City,
no. Others assisting thru the rooms
included Mrs. w. F. Bowen. Mrs.
Frank c. Travis, Mrs. E. T. Thompson
Mrs. A. II. Byers, Mrs. Carl Moore
Mrs. r. J. Johnson. Mrs. P +. Womer'
Mrs Matt Weightman. Jr.. Mrs. OTTO
Cutler. DIR. Dorothy Nicol, Mrs. b.
p Bartlett. Mrs. Byron Davis, Mrs.
Waltcr Wilson. Mrs w. E. Atchison
and Miss l.. Murphy.
Spring flowers were used thru The
rooms and on the dining table was
placed a carved silver bowl filled with
red sweet peas and fern. Mrs. Silas
Porter. Mrs. A. A. Robinson. Mrs. w.
II. Crosby. Mrs. L. II. Mum and Mrs.
j. r. Koontz poured during the afte =
noon Those assisting in the dining
room were Mrs. Will J. Miller, Mrs.
Malcolm Gray. Mrs. Tinkham Neale,
Mrs. w. S. Galloway. Mrs. John
Waters. Mrs. W. G. McDonough, Miss
Mary MacLennan. Miss Irene Homer,
Mss Annette Nicoll and Miss Marian
McAfec.
An indoor picnic will be given by
the members Of the Minerva club.
Monday noon at the home of Mrs. H.
L. Peppmeyer, 1909 Harrison street.
Luncheon will be served at IL o'clock.
Assisting llostesses will be: Mrs. Le-
land McAfee and Mrs. W. F. Axtel
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Announcement of the engagement of
Miss Muriel Pansy Grubb, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Grubb of 1910
West Tenth avenue. to Mr.. Christian
L. Nelson of Kansas City. No. was
made Friday evening at a party given
at her home by Miss Agnes Grub, a
sister.
The announcement was written on
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