The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-29

mother, Mrs. W. B. Swan, Miss vivian
Ware. Miss Helen Lucas. Miss Ann
Weightman. Miss Hila Van Hook, Miss
Mary Parkinson, Miss Sarah Park
inson and Miss Isabel Bennett.
Dancing and bridge were the mause-
ments during the afternoon. The
girls present other than the honor
guest were:
Miss Betty. Frost Miss Sally Slaughter
Miss Isabel Smith Miss Mary Higgins
Miss Louise Smith Miss Eva Miller
Miss Frances Esterly Miss Miriam Van
Miss Katherine Null Horn
lin Miss Marian Reid
Miss Catherine Cole Miss Ruth WitWer
Miss Catherine Peter Miss Victorine VIII
son liams
Miss Virginia Miller Miss Ruth Marsh
Miss Octavia O'Neil Miss Theima Hobson
Miss BeFnice Hemus Miss Alice Thrapp
Miss Marjorie Hemus Miss Mary Rodgers
Miss Velma Blakely Miss Margaret Morns
Miss Lorraine Reed Miss Patty Evans
Miss Constance Reed Miss Rena Dibble
Miss Edna Pepp- Miss Helen Harvey
meyer Miss Marian Williams
Miss Marian Benton Miss Maxine Mitchell
Miss Eleanor Camp Miss Lucille Heym
bell Miss Muriel Lyman
Miss Elizabeth Purdy Miss Bernice Dear
Miss Esther Paxton dorf
Miss Jean Koontz Miss Elizabeth Skin
Miss Muriel Barnes ner
Mrs. Charles Mitchell will entertain
at luncheon and cards Friday for the
i; y
Miss Jennie Blinn of st. Paul, Mimi,
who is spending the Christmas season
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Blinn will
party which DR.. Dorothy Nicoll will
give this evening at her home on
Topeka boulevard.
Mrs. Howard Searle entertained in
formally Wednesday evening in Miss
Blinn's honor.
About three hundred children at
tended the Christmas party given at
the Country club Wednesday afternoon
for the children of members. Each
child brought a small playmate as a
guest.
More than two hundred guests
played cards this afternoon at the
card party given by the members of
Mrs. Charles Guibor's team of the
Woman's club.
The tables were placed in the ball
room of the club which has been
beautifully decorated for the Christ
mas season. During the afternoon
Mrs. Raymond Murray gave a group
Of songs. At the close of the after
noon the guests were served refresh
ments on the card tables.
A number of those playing took ia
bles together and others invited
guests.
Miss Annetta Nicoll entertained as
her guests: Mrs. Dean Davis of Kan
sas City, Mrs. Ward Keller. Mrs. Da-
vid Page, Mrs. Tinkham Veale. Mrs.
William P. Snyder. Miss Anne Sweet,
Miss Mary MacLennan and Mss
Ethel Frfzel1.
Mrs. Pierre Zampiere had as guests
Mrs. c. 3. Merriam, Mrs. Theodore
Post, Mrs. o. T. Chopper. Mrs. w. D.
Storrs Mrs. Cleveland Lopez. Mrs. E.
D. Schoenberger, Miss Helen Estey,
Miss Belle Snyder, Miss Faye Hath
away. Miss Elsie Jones. Miss Anne
Cherhasky.
Mrs. Georgia ODER invited as her
guests Miss Louise Henderson of Bos-
ton. Miss Edna Avery and Mss Julia
Davis.
Reservations were made by the fol-
lowing persons:
Mrs. r. G. Wagner Mrs. Charles Seller
Mrs. Fred Bowman Mrs. Allen Ogen
Mrs. Ray Stewart Mrs. Guy Hursh
Mrs. Glenn Deaver Mrs. Harry c. Tromp
Mrs Frank Hobart Mrs Robert Ambrose
MIS- W. e. Atchison Mrs. Malcolm Gray
Mrs. c. A. Scott Mrs c. +. Ginger
Mrs. VIII Eastman Miss Ethel Warren
MIS- FRANK Ripley Miss Marjorie Ander-
Mrs. VIII Hindman son
Mrs. Georgia ODER Miss Marjorie Full
Mrs Edward Seeley ton
Mrs. Charles Lyngar
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. NJ. Hamilton
entertained five tables at bridge We'd
nesday night.
Mrs. w. D. Updegraff and Mrs.
Merrill Mills assisted with the games.
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