The Topeka state journal., 1921-10-18

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Mrs. ARA ]. Clark was hostess at
O'Clock luncheon given this noon at
PelletierS Tea room complimentary to
Mrs. William ]. Logan of Kansas City,
Kan, state president of the Federated
Music clubs.
Covers were laid for: Mrs. Logan,
Mrs. E. G. Foster, president of the
Minerva club; Mrs. Frank Drenning,
president of the Music Study club:
Miss Helen Estey, president of the
Ladies' Music club; Miss Elsie Chap
man, chairman of the music study
committee for the State Federation,
and Mrs. Clark.
Mrs. Logan was the guest of honor
at the program given this afternoon
at the tea room by the Ladies Music
club.
The members of the Knife and Fork
club picnicked Monday evening at the
new home of one of the members, Mrs
J. F. farrell. 1900 Plass avenue.
Those present included:
Mrs. VIM Stephenson Miss Nell Mcfarland
Mrs Mrs Chas as MaTshan MISS Cara f FraDes
Mrs Frank Mont Miss Margaret Koontz
Mrs. Norman Keller Miss Jean Koontz
Mrs F.. L. Roude- Miss Suzanne Henry
bush Miss Frances Jones
Mrs, Tom Davis entertained the
members of her card club this after
noon at her home. sos Fillmore street.
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Mrs. Morton Albaugh entertained
| the Minerva club Monday afternoon,
assisted by Mrs. c. G. Blakely and
Mrs. Frank Thomas.
The literature department was rep
resented by Mrs. George Godfrey
| Moore, who gave a review of THE
Emperor JONES'" by Eugene O'NeiIl.
The music in charge of Mrs. Fred
Munson included:
Piano duet, Mrs Albaugh and Mrs. Earl
ooh Dusky Night" Kroeger
Mrs. Earle Brown 80
I'm Wearin' AVA jean. Arthur Foote
Miss Effie Page.
sie'-''" Mrs. Mrs, II Hugh Fisher. -'''A'
Air" from Puccini Maid of Cadiz" 1.,;,o
Mrs. Raymond Murray. e'iO''
About fourteen guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H Squires 511
Buchanan street, left today for Los
Angeles to make their home with their
daughter, Mrs. Hazard Page and Mr..
Page. Mrs. Page was formerly Miss
Anna Squires.
Mr. and Mrs. Squires have made
their home here since 'S5, coming out
to Kansas from Columbus, o. They
left Columbus in '79 and made their
home on a ranch in Pottawatomie
county for seven years before COM
ing to Topeka.
Mrs. Cephas B. Wingett gave a tea
this afternoon at her home, 410 West
Sixteenth street, from three until five
o'clock. complimentary to Mrs. Bruce
Barthelmew of Berkeley. Cal, former
ly of Topeka. and Mrs. Ella Barnes of
Pasadena, Cal.
Mrs. Wingett was assisted by Mrs.
w J. Walker and Mrs. Frank Lewis.
Halloween decorations and yellow gar
About fifty guests called during the
afternoon.
Miss Josephine Weaver, of 919 JEFF
ferson street, who is a senior in the
Kansas State Normal school at En-
poria, hold office in seven student
organizations.
She is president of the Pi Kappa
| Sigma, a national pedagogical sorority
| in the Kansas Normal. She is a char
| ter member and historian for the Zeta
| Kappa Psi. national forensic sorority
Only those who have represented
the Normal in debate or oratory are
eligible for membership in this organ
! iZation. Miss Weaver has debated two
years for the Kansas Normal.
| Miss Weaver is president of the Pam
| Hellenic, a committee of girls COM
posed of one member from each soror-
| ity, which formulate rules necessary
| for the governing of the sororities.
| She is vice president of the Sphinx, an
| English club; her interest in social
welfare work made her vice president