The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-20
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BY FRANCES JONES, ~
Mrs. Roy Shoaf entertained at her
home on West Tenth avenue this
ing club and number or guests. The
afternoon was spent at cards.
The guests included: Mrs. Max Will
helmi, Jr., of Lawrence. Miss Harriet
Bancroft of Davenport, Iowa, and
Miss Lucille Fuller.
Mrs. Pope. w. Allen. 800 Fillmore
street, was hostess at a one o'clock
luncheon today in compliment to Mrs.
Walter Wellhouse of Ames, Iowa, and
Mrs. Fred Wellhouse of Pittsburgh,
Pa. Both the guests of honor former
ly made their home here.
Covers were laid for eight intimate
friends of the two out-of-town guests.
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Mrs. J. r. Cuthbert of CORTLAND.
Kan, who is visiting here, has been
the guest of honor at a number of
informal affairs given by her friends.
Mrs. c. H. Haskell, 211 CORTLAND
avenue. entertained with a luncheon
this noon at her home for Mrs. Cuth-
bert. Those present included:
Mrs Cuthbert Mrs William Metz
Mrs. J. r. johnson dorf
Mrs. D. W. Studdard Miss Leona Haskell
Mrs Robert Brown Mrs. Haskell
A dinner was given Tuesday eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Stuodard
in honor of Mrs. Cuthbert, at which
covers were laid for: Mrs. Cuthbert,
Judge and Mrs. Paul Heinz, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Metzdorf, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Johnson, Mrs. C. H. Haskell.
Mrs. Robert Brown will entertain
with theater party Friday afternoon.
The semi-annual guest night dinner
and meeting of the Rota club was held
Wednesday night at the EIks club.
Mrs. Harry Forbes of Cedar Heights
Farm gave a talk on "Pedigrees as re-
lated to Shorthorn Cattle" Mr.. Ben
Blow and Mr.. Ralph Bair talked about
the Victory Highway, and Miss Louise
Hersey of the Y. w. c. A. made a
short talk about the work of the as
ISOLATION here.
Miss Ramah Brownlee, accom-
panied by Miss Isabel Sutherin. sang
Gould l. (Tosti); The GYPSY Trail"
Galloway, and RAIN" (Curran).
Miss Gertrude Burning sang "A Spirit
Flower" Campbell Tipton), and
You'd Better Ask Me-" with Miss
Marjorie Petro accompanying.
Covers were laid for:
Mrs. John E. Lord Mrs. Louise D. Wolfe
Mrs. Georgia Oberer Mrs. Robert Reese
Mrs. Margaret Sul1- Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
van Baer
Mrs Ida Migliario Miss Anna Speck
Mrs. Nola V. Wales Miss Isabel Sutherin
Mrs Harry Forbes Miss~Hary WYATT
Mrs NJ L. Field Miss OraBelle Horne
Mrs. Edna L. crow Miss Gertrude Bun
Mrs. Edna Lawhun ming
Mrs. Stella Nash Miss May Malone
Smith Miss NJ Edna Corbet
Mrs. Helen HanneI Miss Ramah Brown
Mrs. Julia Kiene lee
Mrs. c. W. Nellis Miss Lilah J. Cooper
Miss Elma Holmes Miss Louise Hersev
Miss Marjorie Petro Miss Mabel Conger
Miss Clara Shinn Miss Pearl Cope
Miss Julia Davis Miss Florence Stanley
MISS Mabel De Witt Miss Odette Cope
MISS W1nn1fred Miss Frances Jones
Meeker Mr.. J. D. Corbet
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Mrs. H. s. Durkee, who is spending
/ the month of October here before sail
| ing for Prague, Czecho- SIovakia, to
| join her husband who is doing Y. NJ.
| c. A. work there. was the guest of
| honor at a dinner given Wednesday
at the Y. w. G. A.
Those present included:
Mrs. Durkee Miss Gertrude
Mrs. c. A. Wolf Chivers
Mrs. G. L. Jordan Miss Frances Sibley
Mrs. James A. Nc Miss Helen1TapBs
Clure Miss Ellen Foberg
Mrs, Robert Pence Miss Ellen Hulse
Miss Margaret Miss Ellen Heartburg
Koontz Miss Ida Barnes
Miss Anna Heartburg Miss Nellie Thorpe
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Mr.. and Mrs. z. H. Evans of 124S
Topeka boulevard entertained at their
| dinner in honor of their guest, Mr..
Marvin Phillips of Marceline, Mo.
Other guests were:
Miss Eleanor Smith Mr.. ]. D. Stanley
/ Miss Margaret Mr.. Gene Parsons
| Cundiff Mr.. Lloyd Minich
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A big Halloween dancing party with
| special decorations. special music, spe-
| cial refreshments n everything will be
given at the Country club Saturday
| evening. October %. No dance will
be given this week.
The Women's Civic chorus will re
! hearse Friday afternoon at o'clock in
| the gymnasium at the Y. W. c. A.
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The Alpha Phi sorority announces
| the pledging of Miss Doris Childs, OF
lola. and Miss Beatrice Kassebaum,
| of Topeka.
| A meeting of the past matrons and
past patrons association, including
! honorary members, will be held at
the Masonic hall, Friday afternoon,
| october 81.
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! The XIV club will meet Friday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. A.
/ Ransopher, 1881 Polk street.
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The annual October party of the
Topeka Grade Teachers club will be