The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-22
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BY BERTHA H. CAMPBELL.

Mrs. J. B. Walker entertained few
friends of Miss Hazel Risteen, who
will leave Wednesday to make her
home in New York City. at an infor-
mai tea this afternoon.
The guests were Mrs. F. c. Kaths,
Mrs. Richard Hayden, Mrs. Ilif Fee
Xix. Mrs. John Patterson, Mrs. Frank
Griggs. Mrs. Ivan Dibble, Mrs. Bruce
Mcfarland of st. Paul. Mrs. Walter
Brown, Mrs. Jack Campbell and Miss
Helen McClintock.
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Mrs. Ted Lagerstrom and Miss
Ariel Nichols had guests this after
noon at an informal tea at the Mich
OILS home, SIS Fillmore.
Friends of the hostesses who assist
ed them during the receiving hours
were Mrs. Everett Stephenson. of
James S. Hayes, Mrs. Louis Hall, Mrs.
Forrest Rice, Mrs. Clyde Schenck,
Mrs. Noel Wood. Mrs. James Brier.
Jr., Mrs. Herbert Guild, Miss Hen
rietta Allen, Miss Mollie Hebert. Miss
Mary Van Vechten, Miss Cynthia
Monroe and Miss Helen + s Crawford
Miss Mary Rodgers gave a bridge
party today at her home on Tyler
street in honor of her guest, Miss
Ruth Johnson. of Alexandria, La.
The guests were: Miss johnson, Miss
4h6iIIld I1ODSOH, MISS ALICE
Miss Isabel Crawford, Miss Frances
Hammatt, Miss Frances Hauserman,
Miss Betty Bonebrake, Miss Louise Nc
Kown, Miss Leone Sanders of ST..
Louis, Mo, Miss Marian Moore, Miss
Lucille Heym. Miss Esther Paxton
Evans.
Miss Rodgers was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. A. A. Rodgers, her sister,
Mrs Kenneth Lewis, and Mrs Frank
Durant.
OF the close friends of Mrs. VIM. J.
Curtis of Buffalo. n. Y, at luncheon
and bridge today at her home on To-
peka boulevard.
Mrs. Curtis formerly lived in To-
pcka, and has a host of friends who
are enjoying her visit here.
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The Monday Bridge club had lunch
con at the Chocolate Shop today.
Covers were placed for Mrs Rich
ard Hayden, Mrs. ]. B.. Walker. Mrs.
Dana Davis. Mrs. Ilif Felix, Mrs. Ivan
uel Lux Mrs. Kurtz Kel1am. Mrs. Mil
dred Haynes, Mrs. Harry Ziegler and
Mrs. Jack Campbell.
Mrs. Harry D. Wolf will entertain
her sewing club Wednesday at her
liOlAC Oll OOAt06G AVENUE 6uSolS VI
the club will be Miss Mollie Hebert,
and Mrs. Percy Beggs. of Phoenix,
.Ariz.
There will be a meeting this eve
ming of Pi Beta Tau sorority at the
home of Miss Esther Grandon, 1916
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Mr.. w. B. Collinson frankly ad-
mits he. doesn't know just what has
become of the picnic which the Santa
Fe Dinner club was going to hold, but
so far as he is concerned 1t is in a
bad way.
The dinner club is composed of
Santa Fe executives and employees
holding supervisory positions, and Mr.
Collinson is its president. It was an
nounced as early as three weeks ago
making but Mr.. Collinson has been
too busy with office affairs and look
ing after a persistent attack of hay
fever to make much progress. Right
now he is planning to get away on his
vacation and as ne doesn't care to mix
chiggers with his other summer all
ment the picnic will have to wait.
Mr.. Collinson expects to leave Satur-
day for Three Rivers, N. Mex, where
the mountains are so high that neither
the rag weed nor the golden rod flour
ish and relief from the fever is in sight.
is urging him on. This is the word
which members of his family, who
have been out there for the past three
weeks. are sending back to the effect
that the fish are biting fine and that
fires are necessary to subdue the chill
of the night air.
Mr.. Ralph Foster and his attra ctive
bride are guests at the home of Mr..
Fosters parents, Rev. and Mrs. Festus
Foster of 1908 West Fifteenth street.
Mrs. Foster has been complimented