The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-13
By FRANCES JoNEs

| Miss Helen Crawford, 1912 Tyler
street, will give a bridge party Tues
day afternoon, at her home, compli-
mentary to her house guests, Miss La
Vetta Faulkner of New York city, and
Miss Mona Rife of La Junta, Colo.
| Miss Faulkner is en- route to the
western coast and Miss Rife, who has
been attending the University of
Chicago, is en- route to her home in
La Junta.
The members of the Monday DupIi-
| cate Whist club were entertained at a
ore o'clock luncheon this noon with
Mrs. William Redwood Smith, 1859
| Fillmore street, as hostess.
| Mrs. Allen and Mrs. o. L. Moore
were guests of the club:
A group of Theta sorority girls, who
had a picnic and breakfast this morn
ing at Gage park, included: Miss Jane
Alexander, Miss Katharine Knowles OF
Wellington, Miss Elsie Cuthbert, Miss
Violet Crumbine. Miss Mary Parkinson,
Miss Cara Parkinson, and Miss Vir-
ginia Thompson.
Mrs. James Hayes has returned
from ten days visit in Kansas City
as the guest of Mrs. William Horn
buckle and Mr.. Hornbuckle.
During her stay. there she was the
guest at several informal uncheons
and dinners given in her honor.
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Mrs. Kenneth Lewis will entertain
the members of her sewing club at
dinner Thursday evening at Lake
day before noon. and will enjoy pic
mic lunch en- route. and will spend the
afternoon and evening at the lake.
Those in the party will include:
Mrs. Leland Johnson OF ELS els MIS-
Frank Durant. Mrs. CLAYTON Kline,
Mrs. Clyde Corbet, Mrs. David Nels-
wanger, Mrs. Malcolm Gray. Mrs; W.
G. McDonough, Mrs. Arthur Buff, Mrs
William colvin: ana Mrs !. Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Lindell will give
a family dinner this evening at their
home. 1880 Fillmore street, for their
daughter. Miss Esther Lindell, and Mr..
Raw Long, whose marriage VIII take
place Tuesday.
Louise johnson, who will serve as
flower girl at the wedding; Miss Helen
Linden, who will be bridesmaid. and
Mr.. Kenneth McCandless of Lincoln,
Neb.. who will be best man. There
will be places for eighteen guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Guild will give
picnic and steak roast this evening
for Mrs. Guilds sister. Miss Mollie
Hebert of New Orleans, La, who IS
visiting here.
A birthday party was given this att
eruoon by Mrs. F. C. Gibbs, at her
home. e0s TAYLOR street, for her little
daughter Lucy, who was years old
sunday. Little Jean Gibbs, whose
birthday does not occur until later IN
the year shared the honors and IN
vited number of her small friends as
her guests. Mrs. Robert Fullerton,
Mrs. A. H Never and Mrs. Guilford
Dudley assisted.
The children present included: Vir-
ginia Smith, Genevieve Johnson, Grace
Meyer, Barbara Kaye, Mary Noble
Olivant, Grace Chaffee, Harold Chat
fee, Betty Graham, Elizabeth Swal-
low, Belle Fullerton, Bobby Fullerton,
Mary Hart, Katherine Jones, John
oliver Walker, George Walker, Kath-
crime Holbrook,, Mildred Stansfield,
Jean Gibbs. Lucy Gibbs. Una Graham.
Luella Graham, Doris Kistler, Harriet
Perry. Florence McKeever, Marietta
Tillmans, Mary Carver, Guifford Dud-
ley, John Davis. Margery Holbrook,
Helen Griffey, Albert Griffey, Virginia
Crosby, Mary Elizabeth Wikidal.
Katherine Lannan, Mary Lillard and
Sally Lillard.
The Senior Queen Esther Missionary
society of the First Methodist church
will meet Tuesday evening at 6:15
o'clock at the home of Miss Hazel
and Miss Eva Jones, 219 Tyler street.
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At the meeting of the Topeka chap
ter, Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, to be held Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. A. B. Jeffrey, 119
Greenwood avenue, a revision of the
constitution and bylaws of the chap
ter to conform with those of the state
and national societies will be made.
The social meeting of the chapter has
been postponed owing to the death
of one of the members, Miss Gertrude
Barnes.
The flag day exercises to be held
by the Military Sisterhood at Gage
park, Tuesday afternoon, will begin
promptly at o'clock instead of $50
as formerly planned; The picnic sup
per will be held at o'clock Mrs. c.
W. Shepard is chairman of the lunch
| committee.
| Mrs. Mary A Sipes announces the
enga cement of her daughter, Ella, to
Mr. Phil Rooney of Scranton, the
wedding to take place Wednesday,
| Name. Rev. Father NJ. G. O'Leary
will perform the marriage ceremony.
Miss Sipes has a wide acquaintance
| of friends turnout Kansas and many
other states. She has been identified
| for many years with a number of fra
ternal organizations, and has the dis
| tinction of being appointed to more
positions of trust and responsibility in
financial lines in fraternal societies
than any other woman in the state.
Mr. Rooney is one of the members
| of the city council of Scranton and
| has been president of the board of
| education for a number of years. Mr..
and Mrs. Rooney will make their
| home in Topeka.
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| Miss Gertrude Burning left today to
| spend a time in Lawrence studying
voice with Dudley Buck, who has
| charge of the summer term in voice at
| Kansas university this year. Last
| summer. Miss Burning studied in Chi
cago with Madame Valeri. Arrange
| ments are being made by Miss Bun
| ning's teacher, Prof. Herman Springer.
for recital to be given in Kansas City
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