The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Eli G. Foster as host and
hostess The meeting is an annual af
fair for the husbands of members. A
program viii be given by a number of
the men
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Mr. and Mrs. Arch McKeever will
entertain al cards this evening at their
home in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Meredith of Memphis. Tenn.
Those playing will include:
Mr. ana Mrs. Meredith
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buff
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Webb
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Arthur Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Teerbohm
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Mrs. Samuel z. LUX. jr. enter
tanned with a luncheon this noon at
her home for the members of her
bridge club.
Guests substituting included Mrs.
Richard Hayden. Mrs. j b Walker
and Mrs. Theodore Snatdnger.
Mrs J. Karl Rankin entertained
with Two tables at bridge this after
noon at her home on Buchanan street.
in honor of MS. Porter Anderson of
Kansas City, who is her guest.
At the December dinner of the
Knife and Fork club held Monday
evening at the y. W. c. A, Mrs Allen,
who returned several weeks ago from
a stay in Honolulu, gave talk about
the islands. She told of some of the
interesting ways in which those at
tending the Worlds Press conference
were entertained, of the fruits. trees,
people and her visit to the volcano.
Mrs. Allen told of the native foods
which she ate, how they were pre-
pared AMI eaten. and of several HON es
in which she was guest. She met a
number of Kansas persons and also
greet her.
One particularly interesting thing
which Mrs. Allen told of the islands
was that in a street car in Honolulu
the advertising signs were printed in
seventeen different languages. She
also told her hearers that when one
sailed they were going to Honolulu.
pronounced (HahnOlulu) and when
they came back they had been to
Honolulu, pronounced (Hohn-o-lew-
lew).
A number of guests were present at
the meeting of the Nineteenth Century
club held Monday afternoon with Mrs
Byron Davis as hostess. including:
MS Mrs. Frank F. Gfiegs Mrs Iif Felix Feiix s'
Mrs Harry Smith Mrs; !. C. Hlndman
The Ladies' Music club will have an
evening meeting tonight at PelIetier's
tea room beginning at Sis o'clock.
A very interesting program will be
given. including the following num-
ber1:
"Andante and Scherzettino". Chaminade
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Kleinhans.
when to Sleep 1 Must Mark Andrews
Thy Blue Eyes Clear ............. Brahms
'.On the shore NeidIfuger
Albert deSchew Haberstro, '''i'''
Dean Stearns, accOmpanist.
String quartette.
"Polonaise Militaire' ..:-..-..-. Chopin
Miss Hazel Swogger, Mr.. Fred Zimmerman.
Scarf Dance. ..................C haminade
Woo. Thou Sweet Music. ...........E Igar
Mrs. Joseph TaGgart, Mrs n W Benning,
Mrs. Fl. J. Dotterweich.
Three Arabian Songs. ......! Z. .Dichmond
Miss Irma Lewis.
Gypsy Dance" Laurens
String Quartette.
Negro Melodies
Don't Be Weary, Traveller.
.-.--.-.....-.....-.W William Arms Fisher
Little Wheel A-turnin in My Heart.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT William Arms Fisher
Il Want to Go to Heaven Like n Feather
IN the AR ...-........L 1eurance
q Want to BE Ready. Burleigh
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Announcement is made OF the mar
riage of Miss Evelyn Loomis of Kan
sas City, Mo. and Mr.. Frank Anderson.
which took place November I ) at the
home of Mr.. Alderson's parents, the