The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-14

number of guests at bridge this after
noon at her home in West Tenth ave-
nue.. Mrs. Nickel. who has come here
recently to make her home, is an AL
pha Phi, and the guests are all MEM
bers of her. sorority.
Those playing included: Mrs.
Clyde Schenck, Mrs. John Long, Miss
Georgia Neese, Miss Marian Moore,
Miss Lucille Heym, Miss Muriel Ly-
man, Miss Ruth Marsh. Miss Marian
Williams and Miss \ orpha Baughman-
Mrs. F. L. Crabbe, 1886 Mulvane
street, gave a party Wednesday after
noon for her little son, Bert. who cele-
brated his fifth birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Crabbe was assisted by Mrs. John
K. Rankin and Mrs. Fred Sutton.
The little guests were: Jerry SUIT
ton, Charles Beard, John Karl Rankin,
Bonnie Jean Sutton, Ellis Ferguson,
Virginia Ferguson, Joe Lovewell.
Maxine Mack, Jimmie Jones, Vera
Jones, Elmer Erickson and Gerald
Crabbe.
We had thought we lived in a city,
but now we're not so sure about it.
This morning an unusually attractive
young natron waited for her car on
the corner of Eighth and Kansas
avenues. With her was her baby, car
ried in the arms of a colored nurse
maid. Topekans, passersby on the
street, not only stopped and stared,
but they turned around in order to
better view the group: We're sorry, as
we said. We thought it was a city. but
guess it's only big, grown up village
after all.
The G. S. S. club of the Central
Congregational church will go to
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spend week camping. Miss Mabel
Adams is in charge of the affair.
The Rota club members and a num-
Der of guests enjoyed their annual pic
mic Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Harry Forbes, Cedar Heights
farm. Several musical numbers. were
given by Miss Marguerite Gohlke and
Mr.. A. Johnson of st. Louis.
The members of the club attending
included Mrs. Edna Crow, Mrs June
Chapman. Mrs. John z. Lord, Mrs. F.
C. Migliario, Mrs. Eleanor Davidson,
Mrs. NJ. L. Field. Mrs. Grace w. Rees,
DR.. Anna Foy, Mrs. A. S. Thomas, Mrs
L. D Wolfe, Mrs Nola Wales, Miss
Pearl Cope, Miss Clara Shinn, Mrs
Margaret. sullivan, Miss May Malone.
Miss Marie johnson, Miss Mabel Con-
ger, Miss Virginia Campbell, Miss
Nanon Herren. Miss Josephine Herren,
Miss Marguerite Gohlke, Miss Marinda
Davis and Miss Edna Corbet.
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The Plus Ultra class of Trinity
Methodist church enjoyed a picnic
outing at Children's park, Wednesday
afternoon. There were fifteen pres
ent.
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Mr.. Otis Lee Butler will leave the
last Of the week for Rockford, Ill,
where his marriage to Miss Elizabeth
Manchester, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. H. Manchester, will take place July
20. Mr.. LIE Roy Frederick Cirtwell
of Topeka will be best man at the
wedding.
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According to June Mathis, the
writer of scenarios, the best way to
eat spaghetti is to grab it by the tail
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Miss Maud Mcvey has spent several
deys of this week in Kansas City,
where she went to attend the marriage
of her cousin, Miss Dorothy Bolts, and
Mr.. Carroll Peale, which took place
Tuesday. The bride has visited her
cousins in Topeka, and is quite well
known here.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. George Esterly has gone to
Lawrence to spend six weeks visiting.
Mrs. Julia Miller Brown will leave
next week for Colorado for the sum-
mer