The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-28

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G. Grice, Mrs. C. Z. Herr. Mrs. C. F
Lawrence. Miss &.ovelia Hilty. Mrs
J. A. McAfee. Mrs. c. NJ. Mertz, Mrs
F. C.. Penfield, Mrs. F. L. Pinet, Mrs
J. NJ. Quail, Mrs. A. L. Rogers. Mrs
J. A. Seeley, Mrs. A. r. Springer. Mrs
Mrs. S. f. Gilman, Mrs. Earl Glover
Mrs. Fred B. Hunt. Mrs. A. NJ. Thore.
man and Mrs. J. c; Wheeler.
The women of the West Side Chris
tian church will hold a rummage sale
which will begin next Wednesday and
continue for several days, at sos East
i Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Matte Elizabeth Holmes, and Mr.. Earl
H: Funk. which took place Monday
afternoon al the parsonage of the First
Methodist church with DR.. E. J. Kulp
performing the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Funk have left on
their wedding trip and on their return
will be at home in Topeka.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Metty, 1140 Nor
ris avenue, were the guests OF honor
: Tuesday evening at a party given in
their honor by a group of friends. The
affair was held to commemorate the
first anniversary 6f their wedding.
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The Priscilla society of the Swedish
/ Lutheran church will meet this eve
ming at the home of Mrs. c. E. john
/ son, 217 Fillmore street.
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] A new song, "'Tis the Set of the
Sails" has just been published by a
Kansas girl, Mrs. Bernice White-Scott,
daughter of Congressman Hays B.
White. Mrs. Scott has spent the past
two years with her father in Washing
ton as his secretary, but is now max
ing her home in Lebanon.
She is a graduate of the Kansas uni
versity and member of Mu Phi
Epsilon. national musical sorority, also
| of the Mcdowell fraternity.
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The Searchers club will have their
first meeting of the fall Saturday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Lloyd H. Mosser, 1892 Boswell
avenue. Miss Mamie Schenck will be
the assistant hostess.
| The program for the afternoon,
| Noted Living Americans" is being
arranged by Miss Jessie Donnell and
Miss Margaret Prout-
The LADIES' Auxiliary of MarshalFs
band will have their first fall meet
P. Sage as hostess.
A. ]. Thompson, of Topeka. has
been selected as one of the second
ltenors, w. l.. Husband, w. B. Powell
and P. Bush. also of Topeka. have
been selected as second bass in the
University of Kansas Glee club for this
year. Dean Butler, who is giving per-
sonal direction to the giee club, ex-
poets to increase the club from thirty
to forty members in the next week or
ten days.
The opening meeting of the Current
Literature club will be 1 o'clock
luncheon to be given at the home of
tho president, Mrs. ]. E. Williams,
1911 Clay street.
A program to follow the luncheon
H. A. Heath and magazine review,
Miss Sadie Ebey.
The Delta Theta Delta club will give
an Oriental spread at the club house
on Quincy street, Wednesday evening
at $50 O'Clock.
After the eats are disposed of the
following girls will be initiated: Miss
Opal Hill, Miss Lille Burke. Miss
Lucille Kirkpatrick and Miss Gilberta
Shinn.
The farewell reception to have been
given Friday evening at the Lowman
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mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Tenn
pin. has been postponed until a later
date.
Miss Mildred Jones entertained the
following guests at her home in Tay-
lor street Monday evening ;, for Mrs.
Penroe H. Strong of Kansas City and
Miss Gladys Clark, who will leave soon
to spend the winter in California;:
Mrs. Jack Gustafson. Mrs. Eugene
Clark, Mrs. Morris Milan, Mrs. Albert
ISchober. Mrs. Leland McAfee. Mrs.
John Dezius. Mrs: Ed seitz. Mrs H.
w. Davis. Mrs. Walter Davis, Miss
Blanche White, Misses Mary McCarron.
Miss Mae Daniels, Miss Dorothy Over
myer Miss Mildred Wright, Miss Vim
ME Kirk and Miss Hulda Thoes.
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The members of the Loyal Sons
class of the West Side Bible school,
an organization of young men. were
entertained by their teacher. the Rev.
Clara III. Hazelrigg, at dinner Tuesday
evening at O'Clock. After dinner the
evening was spent in music and games.
The election of officers was held and
the following young men were Sc
lected: President, Julius Perkuhn;
secretary James Kempe; treasurer,
walter Roose. Lookout workers. Clar-
ence Swank, Walter Purl and Frank
lin Drayer.
The Boys Square Deal club. made
up from the Junior and intermediate
pupils of the West Side Bible school,
recently held thier annual breakfast
the Rev. Mrs. Hazelrigg's home. The
officers of the club for the year are:
Leonard Porter, president: Roy Moore,
vice president: Jacob Romary. secre-
Itary, and Harold Ault. treasurer. They
meet with their leader. Mrs. Hazel
risS. each Tuesday evening after
school hours
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