The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-24

Miss Barbara Kaye but the three
young hostesses. Miss Kaye Miss
/ Thelma Stanfield and Miss Ada Beer
ing. have changed their plans and will
4 have an indoor dancing party at Guild
hall.
About one hundred invitations have
been issued for. the affair.
Mrs. Albert Patten, 1923 Western
avenue, was hostess this afternoon at
a meeting of her bridge club. There
were two tables.
Mrs. H. A. Claussen entertained her
embroidery club Thursday afternoon
at her home, HIS West Tenth avenue
Mrs. F. H. Brock was a guest of the
club.
| Announcement is made of the mar
rage on June 20 of Miss Edith Bergh,
of st. Paul. Mimi, and Mr.. Edwin A.
| Henderson, formerly of Topeka. DIR.
Arthur Henderson, former pastor of
the First Congregational church here.
performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Henderson served overseas with
Battery A. 130th F. A. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson will make their home in
4 st. Paul.
The entertainment given at Grace
| Cathedral Guild hall Thursday night
for the Girls Friendly society was one
of the prettiest events that has oc-
| CURED in Topeka this year.
| The main feature of the evening
| was a flower drill participated in by
| sixteen young women who had been
| practicing for several weeks under the
| personal direction of Dean Kaye. They
| executed a series of difficult and
beautiful figures and maneuvers with
| grace, rhythm and precision, and their
| performance was much applauded.
/ The nd Of ho Sfa
were covered with a sky blue material
| on which were arranged a few simple
decorations of white flowers. There
was also a border of oak leaves. This
| gave strikingly beautiful setting for
1 the flower decked figures of the pretty
| girls. ALI details of the affair were
| worked out by Dean Kaye.
Those participating in the drill
were: Frances Moore, Eva French, Re-
becca Gartner, Esther Walker, Laura
Kiene, Eveleen White, Regina Blu
chanan, Margaret Kaye, Grace Curry,
Thelma Stanfield. Hulda Thoren,
Irene Austin, Thelma Miles, Lenore
Larkin, Pyetsl<i and Esther
Harris.
other events of the evenings enter
| tainment were a violin solo by Robert
Service and a vocal solo by Miss Lii
liam Malstrom-
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The Political Science club held the
last meeting of the season this morn
ing at the Y w. c.. A and elected
officers for the next year The new
president of the organization is Mrs.
Edith Supple; first vice president. Mrs
L. Candy; second vice president, Mrs.
De Witt c. Nellis; secretary, Mrs. John
A. Bagby; treasurer, Mrs. A. J. White;
auditor, Mrs w. H. Austin, and parlia-
mentarian, Mrs. Lucy Milliken.
| The club. under the direction OF the
| outgoing president. Mrs. Homer Foltz,
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| son of woman's relation to the COM
munity, state and nation. as a citizen.
| government thru political parties and
property rights and duties. 1t was
thru her efforts that Miss Alice Rob-
| ertSon, congresswoman from Okla
homa, came to Topeka January % for
the annual guest day banquet of the
club.
Mrs. Foltz, at the meeting this
morning. stated that she was mot in
sympathy with the League of Women
Voters, but now that women had
suffrage, she believed they should so
into the party of their choice and #
what they wished for in the party was
not there be instrumental in putting it
| there" She also believes that there
Should no more be a league Of
women voters than there should be a
league of men voters"
A surprise party was given Tues
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rhoades and
family. The guests present included
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Warning, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Pearl Atchison, Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Sheets, Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. War.
Iring, Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Harbaugh
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Warning, Mr.. and
. Mrs. L. c. Harbaugh, Mrs. Edith
Shapler, Miss Frances Huffman. Miss
Fern Sheets, Miss Louise Harbaugh
Miss Maxine Heckert, Miss Maria
Warning. Miss Thelma Warning. Miss
Earl McDaniels. Mr.. Laddie Sheets
Mr.. George Nfssen and Mr.. Kenneth
| Harbaugh.
At the meeting of the Woman.
. Home Missionary society of the Low.
Z man Memorial church held Thursday
afternoon, the following officers wert
elected for the ensuing year: Presi
l dent, Mrs. J. v. Buck; vice president
| Mrs H. J. Brown; recording secretary
Mrs L. l.. Rush; corresponding sec.
! rotary, Mrs. L. v. Mckee; treasurer
Mrs. ]. L. Noah; superintendent Of
, Queen Esthers, Mrs. N. u. Lager.
| | strom; superintendent Home Guards
l | Mrs. F. Willis: superintendent Moth
| ers' Jewels, Mrs. c. E. Rogers; secre
tary of supplies Mrs. F. c. Connolly
secretary of stewardship, Mrs. s. D
, Colvin; secretary of general publica-
, lions, Mrs. H. NJ. Long; secretary OF
| mite boxes, Mrs E. K. He'll; secretary
of evangelism, Mrs. F. E. Smith.
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Mrs. r. w. Talbert, SIS West Ninth
street, gave a pupils recital Thursda!
, afternoon at her home. The following