The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-08
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BY FRANCES JONES

BY FRANCES JONES. -
Miss Forrestine Blank, s1s Lane
street, will be hostess Saturday after
noon to the members of her bridge
club.
Mrs Warren Turner of Atchison,
who is visiting here, will be the honor
guest at morning bridge and lunch
con to be given Saturday by Mrs. LIE
Roy c. Petro, TIA Tyler street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner formerly
made their home in Topeka, but
changed their residence to Atchison
year ago.
Eighth avenue, announces the en-
gagement of her elder daughter,
Marguerite Kathryn, to Mr.. Nathan
w. McGrew, of Holton, son of DR.. and
Mrs NJ. S. McGrew. The wedding
will take place the last of July.
Miss Gohlke has been compIi-
mented at several affairs. including a
dinner given by Mrs. William Carrie,
and a shower given by the women
| members of the Masonic quartet of
! which Miss Gohlke has been a mem
Der for several years
A kitchen shower will be given this
evening for Miss Gohlke by Miss Lola
Curry and Miss Bess Castor at the
home of the latter in Clay street.
The guests will include: Miss
Gohlke, Mrs. w. R. Carrie, Mrs. C. B.
Van Ness, Mrs. Oscar Gohlke, Mrs. c.
Poort. Mrs. B. Warren, Mrs. Theo-
dore Mueller, Mrs W. G. CASTOR, Mrs.
L. Taylor. Mrs. Ellis Curry, Miss Ger
trude Wheeler, Miss Murtle Gohlke.
Miss Coral White, Miss Edith Conrad,
Miss Castor, and Miss Curry.
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Nj. Dz14I..x will
| the sewing club of which she is a
member Saturday afternoon at her
home, 913 Fillmore street.
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An interesting visitor here recently
was Miss Pillar Herrera, PHILIPPINE
student at Columbia university. She
was the guest of Miss Marian Lerrigo,
who became acquainted with her last
winter while attending Columbia
Miss Herrera, who will receive her
degree next year, is specializing in
chemistry. She is Interested in Camp
Fire Girl organization and has been
visiting the Camp Fire Girls thru
states.
Miss Louise Doing, 1910 West Fiji
teenth street, will give slumber party
tonight at her home plimentary to
Miss Jane Medlicott. who will leave
soon for San Diego, Cal, on visit.
The girls will include Miss Medlicott,
Miss Ruth Pinet, Miss Virginia Nc
Donald, Miss Virginia Scholle, Miss
Esther Mary Snyder. Miss Grace Nc
Andrews, Miss Louise and Miss Pau
| line Doing.
Mr. and Mrs. e. G. Hughes enter
tanned with a dinner at PeNetier's Tea
room Thursday evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E. Carpenter of Scranton, Pa,
and Mr.. C. A. Del Mater of Chicago.
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A lawn party was given Wednesday
evening by Mrs. c. J. Evans at her
home in Center avenue in honor of
Mr.. Evanss birthday anniversary. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. B. Steele
of Amarillo, Tex, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hawkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. Miller, Mrs. c. Pierce of Chicago,
Mrs. A. Green of St Joseph, Mo-, Mrs
c. Harris. Mrs. ]. c. Clemens, Mrs. $
Brown and Mrs: H Bradford r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hughes will en-
tertain the men of his district at din
ner this evening at the Chamber of
Commerce. Mr.. Hughes is district SUI
perintendent of the I. c. S. for Okla
homa, Missouri and Kansas. Covers
were laid for thirty-five.
The women guests present at the
affair included: Mrs. A. A. Robe of
Topeka, Mrs. D. E. Carpenter OF
Scranton, Pa, Mrs. J. A. Gordon OF
Topeka, Mrs. J. R. Hudson of Ada,
Okla, Miss Augusta Taylor and Mrs.
E. G. Hughes.
The Delta Gamma sorority girls
held their first summer rushing party
Thursday evening on the banks of the
Shungapunga at the Romig farm.
The party was pirate affair, the
idea being originated and planned by
given red bandana kerchiefs and red
sashes to wear. Little souvenirs of
pirate ships with the name Delta
Gamma at the side were at each plate.
Preceding the picnic supper the girls
hunted hidden treasure with the aid
There were about thirty-five girls
present.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Peppmeyer will
entertain a number of their friends
with a picnic supper this evening at
their farm, near Auburn.
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Mrs. Olivia Price OF Kansas City,
Mo-, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
H. K. Allen, 1247 Clay street, was the
guest of honor at an informal after
noon party given Thursday by Mrs.
Allen.
The guests included: Mrs. Price,
Mrs. Farley Womer, Mrs. Henry
Stearns, Mrs. c. E. Carpenter, Mrs.
T. w Hughes, Mrs. J. Daugherty.
Miss Catherine Daugherty and Miss
Ruth Naylor.
THERE'S A LITTLE BOY IN OUR
TOWN
Who does not always say the right
thing at the right time as his mother