The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-05

day afternoon at meeting of club
in White City.
The oratorio. 1.-THE Prodiga1 Son,
to have been given Sunday evening at
the First Methodist church. has been
postponed and will not be held until
March 10. Sunday evening.
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| A luncheon complimentary to Chief
Clerk Lisle Mckinney and Sergeant
| alarms A. NJ Campbell of the house
| of representatives was given at the
Pelletier tea room today by the follow
| ing members of the respective
staffs: Miss. Cora Morris, Miss Mary
Whetstein, Miss Dorcas Hannah, Miss
/ Gertrude A. Metty, Miss Edna Bige-
| low, Miss Pearl Westerman. Mr.. Sam
Collins Mr. Will Conroy, Mr.. X. l..
Richard and Mr.. Frank Corrick.
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DR.. and Mrs Karl Menninger en-
tertained line party of twenty nurses
from Christ hospital at the Chinese
play given Friday evening at the city
| auditorium.
! The Boy Scouts Mothers club of
the Westminster Presbyterian church
will have a meeting Thursday after
noon at $50 o'clock at the home of
/ Mrs S. NJ. Shields, 1890 West street.
Mrs. J. E. Morgan and Mrs. Mary
Mr.. Paul Fung of Washburn col
1ege will tell of Boy Scout work in
4 China. and Mrs. Ford Robinette will
give reading.
/ Mrs. D. E. Lamb of Harrington and
Mrs. o. L. Moore gave an informal
afternoon at bridge Friday at the
home of Mrs. Moore in Tyler street.
: This is the first of series of after
moons planned by Mrs. Moore and
Mrs. Lamb.
!, The guests Friday afternoon were
: wives Of the legislators and few
friends. There were four tables.
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The meeting of the Knife and Fork
club to be held Monday evening at the
Y. w C. A. will open promptly at 6
o'clock.
. Mrs. ]. H. Lee entertained the
} members of her bridge club Friday
afternoon at her home in West Tenth
5 avenue.
Mrs. B. W. Slagle of Oklahoma City,
Okla, has spent several days of this
week in Kansas City as the guest of
+. Mrs. Sidney Everingham and of Miss
| Marguerite Foster. Mrs. Slagle was
5 one of the guests this noon at a lunch
$ con given by the alumnae chapter OF
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, OF
which she is a member.
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The girls of Holbrook and Hartford
halls will have a party this evening at
5 Boswell hall St. Patrick's day decor
3 atoms will be used. Prof. and Mrs. L.
s D. Whittemore, Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
l Abrahams, Miss Rose Baker and Miss
Belle Snyder will chaperon. There
will be about eighty-five guests.
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Mrs H. 3. Hogeboom's team of the
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1 o'clock Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. j. B. Doncyson, 900 West
Tenth avenue.
The members of the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity will give dance this
! evening in the gym; at the college
e At the Woman's club cooking dem
:. onstraticn at the Y. w. c. A. on lasi
I Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. H. East
man outlined a weeks tried menus fol
a aniIy of four. The demonstration
$ was under the management of the
4 home economics department of the
/ | club, of which Mrs. Carl Mallon i:
n chairman.
/ Menus for lunches and dinners 70
r the week were:
J SATURDAY
y | Dinner-Pin bone steak broiled, the end
n ground and used force meat in the slit
a made on each side of the T bone: Frencl
Ir1eu potatoes ana cIeaineu eelffy toiha u
+, surprise salad; raisin and nut bread with
II marmalade made of canned aprieots ant
s canned pineapple. Coffee and doughnut
S for dessert. Tomato surprise is yer.
:, heavy salad made of cheese. ard-boie'
e eggs, parsley and green pepper. put thrl
q a meat grinder with mayonnaise. put Il
: tomato cups, lid of gelatine, followed on
c mould, parsley and mayonnaise.
For Sunday Dinner.
il TRY as one will. it is hard to ge
q away from that barbaric feast, known
!, as Sunday dinner" Mrs. Eastman de
il clared. I'VE eat enough on Sunda,
:. to sustain US thru an Arctic winter
n we spend the morning in crowds
k room, listening to some one talk an
Isl not be able to talk back; then we g
home and either stuff or slave, ac
II cording to our social strata. So an
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