The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-22

evening at the governors mansion The
guests invited were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. e.
and Mrs. George a. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
George z. Cole. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. GODDARD,
Mrs. w. V. Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nelson and Mrs. Hill of Wichita.
party this afternoon at her home on
Topeka boulevard for her little daugh-
ter Virginia and her little son Charles.
The children spent the afternoon play
ing games Out-of-doors.
Mrs. Crosby was assisted by a num-
Der of the mothers of the little guests.
Forty childrel- were present.
Mrs. David Palmer, AIS West Tenth
avenue, will be hostess on Monday aft
ernoon at her home to the members
Of the Lakota club
Mrs. Carl differs. who recently
came from st. Louis to make her
home in Topeka, will be a guest of the
club.
Mrs. Oscar Bennett, 511 West
Eighth avenue will entertain with
one o'clock luncheon on Friday. Her
guests will be the members of the To-
peka Avenue Bridge Luncheon club.
Modern italian music will be heard
at the meeting of the Music Study
club to be held Thursday afternoon,
october Il. with Mrs. Howard Searle,
1928 MacNicar avenue, as hostess.
Mrs. Theodore Post and Miss Ruth
Tandy, vocalists, will be guests of the
club and will give several numbers.
Miss Marjery GLASGOW, violinist, will
play and Mrs. Earl Wisdom and Mrs.
Morton Albaugh will play a double
piano number.
The program to be given includesi
~ a. from 1 Jewels Of the Mado tI1a"
,fascagn, t1sea Miss Wright. vo, 10 sonsta.
from 'Cayalleria Rusticana"
Miss. Butler.
% from "rihe Jewels Of the Madonna.
Mrs. Stewart.
ru'eini 'l000' from Madame I Butte FfPF
Mrs. searle, Mrs, Dean.
Miss Mabel Adams gave a Hal
loween party Friday, night at her
home on Jewell avenue for her niece,
Margaret Hope. All sorts of Hal
loween games were played in the
basement, which was presided over by
a live" ghost. A fortune telling booth
also had its part in the evenings en-
tertainment. Refreshments were
served in the breakfast room. Miss
Adams was assisted by Miss inertia
O'Nea1 and Mr.. Fred Cirtwell.
The young people who were guests
included:
Helen whittelsy Stuart Judkins
Helen Ewing Paul Allen
Helen Wheeler Gerald Anderson
Sue Ewing Dick Andrews
Miriam Thoroman Franklin Reamon
Ruth Early William Slickinger
Rose Johnson William Lewis
The o. B. A. class of the Potwin
Presbyterian church was entertained
evening at the home of Miss Miriam
Pearson on Morris avenue. The
games, decorations and refreshments
were in keeping with the season.
About sixteen members Of the class
were guests.
THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who says he has become so accus-
toned to the unearth1y meanings and
noises made by a saxophone in the
hands of neighbor, who "jazzes up
a few tunes" each evening before he
hears the flock of tomcats who yoWI
under his window at night.
The choir at the First Congregation
al church will sing 80 Sing Unto
Thee Sunday morning and at the YES
pers in the afternoon they will give
Garry With Me-" Osgood; the quar-
tet will sing st Pray the Father"
Holloway, and the chorus will sing,
Praise the Lord Q Jerusalem"
The seasons series of club house
dances will be opened with a Hal
loween party at Kellam hall Friday
evening, October 2S. Mrs. w. E.
AfcVey's team will be hostess on Fri
day evening. There will also be card
tables for those who prefer to play.
The team includes the following
women who will be hostesses for the
evening:
Mrs. Mevey. captain Mrs. Georgia ODER
Mrs. John S. Dean Mrs. Thomas ]. Myers
Mrs. Oscar Bonnet Mrs. Herbert G. West
Mrs. Warren E. Mrs. Walter Wilson
Jeffrey Mrs. Rousseau A.
Mrs. w L. Higgins Burch
Mrs. W. E Thrapp DR.. Elvenor Ernest
Mrs. A. Walker Mrs. F. p. Bradley
Mrs. Richard L. Mrs. J. E. Thomas
Thomas
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Armstrong will
give a Halloween party this evening
at their home on South Kansas ave-
nue.. There will be bridge and dane
ing.
Those who will be guests are:
Mr. and Mrs. n. L. Mrs. Carrie S. Vincent
Richardson Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Haynes
Castholm Mr.. Irwin Vincent
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The pipe organ at tn First Unitar-
ian church, GA Topeka boulevard,
will be in use for the first time at the
II o'clock service tomorrow morn
ing, with Mrs. Harry Tasker as organ
is. The new quartet choir, organized
and trained by Prof. Ha- lowe l. Dean,
will render the anthem. God. TO
Whom We Look Up Bhndly" (Chad-
wick), and the response. Heavenly
Father. Hear Our Prayer" Gee
thoven). The members Of the choir