The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-28

Brick, of Kansas City.
will drive overland to their summer
home in Minnesota. They will spend
! the summer there, going to Washing
! ton, d. C., in the fall, where they will
Join Mr. Dillon and make their home
Guests at dinner this evening, which
/ will be followed by bridge, will in
clude: Mrs. Dillon. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank w. Thomas. DR.. and Mrs. A. B.
Jeffry. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Akers' MT
and Mrs. Paul Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H Lee, Miss Millicent Dillon, Miss
Edna Peppmeyer, Mr.. John Dillon, Mr..
Willis Anderson and Ralph Dillon.
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Miss Lois Helene Stricken of Law
renee whose marriage to Mr.. ID. W.
Elliott, of st. Louis, will take place
her mother, Mrs. L. w. Stricken, is
the guest of Miss Sicily Allison and
other Topeka friends for few days.
Saturday afternoon Miss Marjorie
Petro will entertain with bridge
partv for Miss Stricken and Saturday
evening Miss Allison will entertain
with a dinner at Pelletier's for Miss
Striclller, Mr.. Elliott and a few other
friends.
Miss Petro's guests will include Miss
Stricken, Mrs. ]. Hughes, Mrs. Ro1lo
Howden, of Skidmore. Mo-; Mrs Nor
ris woods, Mrs. L. w. Stricken, of
Lawrence; Mrs. E B. Botsford, of
Boston, Mass; Miss Helen Leeper,
Miss Margaret Rust, Miss Ruth Thoro-
man, Miss Sicily Allison, Miss Lois
Allison. Miss Myrtle Keller. Miss Rhea
Robertson, Miss Ann Horning. Miss
Helen dresser and Miss Mayme Con-
roy. u
Mrs. William Docking and Mrs. A.
Wilmot, both of Lawrence. will enter
tain at dinner Sunday evening at the
Country club in Lawrence for MISS
StrickIer and Mr.. Elliott.
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The U and 1 club will have the last
meeting of the season Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of
Mrs George A. Clark, S35 Fillmore
street.
Miss Georgia Neese gave a dinner
Friday evening at her home in
buchanan street for the house girls at
the Alpha Phi chapter house.
There were places for the house
mother, Mrs. A. summers, MTs. AtDerI
Neese, Miss Marie Wenrz, Miss Mar
garet Clark, Miss Margaret Tillison,
Miss Charlotte Meyers, Mss Ruth
Hawkes. and Miss Neese.
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Miss Esther Grandon, 1915 Fillmore
street, will entertain with a party fol-
lowing commencement week at Wash
burn college for Miss Esther Lindell.
whose marriage to Mr.. Ray Long will
take place, June 10.
Miss Marian Lindsay gave a shower
evening at her home, 2040
Lincoln street, for Miss Wilma Perry.
whose marriage to Mr.. Frank Harsh
barger will take place next week. Col
umbine was used in the house decor
atoms.
The guests included: Miss Perry.
Miss Violet Schlegel, Mrs. Leonard
Warren, Mrs. Roscoe Graves, Mrs.
Carl Linge. Miss Emma Crabb. Miss
Margaret Price, Miss Inez Cornell, Miss
Adeline Romine. Miss Esther Walker,
Miss Greta Gardner and Miss Anna
Walker.
Mrs. Roscoe Graves and Mrs. George
Washburn gave a breakfast this morn
ing in honor of Miss Perry.
The Nineteenth Century club is
planning a luncheon to be given next
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. P. J..
Clevenger in West Tenth avenue. Each
member will ask guest.
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A number of Topekans will spend
the summer visiting and sightseeing
in Europe. Among those who will go
are Mrs. Thomas Page and her daugh-
ter, Miss Euphemia Page. who will
spend the summer visiting relatives
IN Scotland. They Will sail from New
York, June IS, on the Columbia"
landing at Glasgow. Miss Christine
Bowie of Omaha will accompany Mrs.
Page and her daughter.
Miss Grace Elmore and her sister,
Miss Mabel Gilmore, who will attend
the Rotary convention in Edinburgh,
left Friday evening for New York
City. They will sail June 1, and after
the convention will join a Rotarian
sight seeing party and will tour Bel
GUM. France. Germany and Italy, re-
turning home in the fall.
Mrs. Rachel Short and Miss Merle
Fowler will leave in two weeks for
New York, where they will sail for
England. They will join Miss Gilmore
and her sister i in s sigh ( Europe
Mrs. ]. NJ. kirkpatrick, SIS Fill
more street, will give a trousseau tea
Thursday afternoon complimentary to
her daughter. Miss Ramona Kirkpat-
rick, whose marriage to Mr.. r. Har-
old Stewart of Kansas City will take
place soon.
Next week on Wednesday, Miss Hell
en- Rutledge will have guests at dinner
in honor of Miss Kirkpatrick and Miss
Esther Lindall.
Three prospective brides were COM
plimented at a luncheon given Thurs
day noon by Mrs. w. R. Perry at her
home. 1888 Western avenue. Those
sharing honors were: Miss Esther
Lindell, Miss Wilma Perry and Miss
Marguerite Gohlke.
Covers were laid for: Miss Perry,