The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-14

mate friends of the honor guest. Fri
day evening, Mrs. S. D. Cooper will give
dinner of twelve covers at her home
in West street for Mrs. Hobson, and
Friday afternoon Mrs. Roy D. John
son will entertain four tables at
bridge.
Mrs. Johnson entertained this after
noon at her home, lab West Fifth
street, with three tables at cards com
plimentary to Mrs. Hobson, and We'd
nesday afternoon she was the guest of
honor at an informal card party given
by Mrs. D. E. Palmer and Mrs. c. A.
MCGUIRE at the home of the former,
AS West Tenth avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Samuels
MADAME Galli-Curci and her hus-
band), will arrive in Topeka Sunday
noon to spend several days here be-
fore the concert. Following the con-
cert on Tuesday, they will leave We'd
Curci will sing.
Those in the party will include:
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuels. Mr. Manuel
Berenguer, flutist; Jack Salter, the
manager and the sopranos maid
Mrs. T. ]. Kellam entertained We'd
nesday noon at the Chocolate shop
with luncheon for seven.
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Following the joint business meet
No. 1, American Legion and the
Women's Auxiliary a dancing party
for the members and their friends will
be held. The Auxiliary will serve re-
freshments.
The Girls Missionary Circle of the
West Side Christian church held their
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
w. S. Proudfit, Tuesday evening of
this week. There are between thirty
and forty girls in the organization OF
the Circle and they hold a meeting
member of their advisory board
Members of the Circle represented
young women missionaries in Latin
American countries, and described the
life and customs of people in their
respective fields, as part of the pro-
gram, which preceded a social hour
for games and refreshments.
The senior law students of Wash
burn college will be entertained at an
Saturday evening at the home of
President and Mrs. P. P. Womer, with
Dean and Mrs. Charles Carpenter and
President and Mrs. Womer as hosts
and hoStesSeS.
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The Travellers club will be enter
tanned Saturday afternoon at the home
CT Mrs. John w. Newell, EOS West
Twenty-f first street. There will be two
tables.
Mrs. George c. Thompson will be
hostess Friday to the members of her
bridge-luncheon club at her home,
1924 Fillmore street. There will be
two tables.
The members of the Washburn ORA
matte club gave their annual spring
n cd in at a.
tiers tea room with Mr.. Lynn Smith
as POSTMASTER. Responses were made
by Prof. E. D. Schoenberger, Mr.. Will
liam Neiswanger, Miss Georgia Neese
and Mr. Richard Lindeman.
Covers were laid for: Pres. and
Mrs. P. P. Womer, Dean and Mrs.
Henry V. Stearns, Prof. and Mrs. E.
D. Schoenberger, Miss Margaret Sea-
ton, Miss Isabel Whitcomb. Miss
Kathryn Bauerlein, Miss Margaret
Morns, Miss Marie Moore, Miss May
belle Howard, Miss Ruth Marsh, Miss
Elizabeth Hand, Miss Hazel Swogger.
Miss Marian Munger, Miss Esther
Thomas, Miss Georgia Neese. Mr.. Lynn
Smith, Mr.. Morris Edison, Mr.. Charles
Curry, Mr.. Francis Wilson, Mr.. Will
liam Neiswanger, Mr.. Gerald Tasker,
Mr.. Pierce Aul, Mr.. Reuben Forney,
Mr.. Leslie Forney, Mr.. Earl Brehm,
Mr.. Elliot Beldon, Mr.. Richard Linde-
man.
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At the Revue a la France to be
given April 81 at the city auditorium
by Mrs. F. L. Benjamin's division of
the Woman's club, Miss Millicent Dill
lon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dillon, will present the interpretative
dance, "The Spirit of France" This
dance follows closely the great dance
of Isadore Duncan, entitled 1.-THE His
tory of Poland" presented in Paris in
1919.
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Mrs. June Chapman will tell inter-
esting humane stories about animals
Saturday afternoon to the children
who attend the Pelleier's Story Hour
club meeting at o'clock. The chill
dren in this way will observe the BE
Kind to Animals Week. Animal
games will also be played.
The girls of the Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority gave a spread at the chapter
house Wednesday evening for the
members of the Alpha Delta fraterni
ty. Twenty-Five boys of the frat were
guests.
The ''sugaring Off party of the Yer
mont association, to be held tomorrow
evening at Central Congregational
church, at o'clock, will bring a num-
Among those who are coming are
Senator and Mrs. F. H. Woodbury.,
Olivet; Mrs. w. D. Pendleton, Ross
vile; Miss Hattie L. Booth, Onaga,
and Mrs. D. NJ. Howard, Rossville.
Sixty-five plates already have been
reserved, and acceptances are still
coming in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holloway en-
fertained informally at dinner We'd