The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-22

Mr.. Lendron Nc erin
Eachron Miss Alice Thrapp
MI + req fltney Miss Celia Regnier
/ Mr.. Hugh Irwin Miss Caroline BaSs
Mr.. Howard Becker Miss Alice Cromwell
Mr.. owen Rathburn Miss Helen Harvey
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Invitations have been issued for the
thirty-fourth birthday party toN be
| given by the members of the and I
club to be given Tuesday afternoon,
November 1, at Kellam hall.
| Those who care to play bridge
with the same club or party all after
noon may do so by calling any mem
Der of the invitation committee which
| includes: Mrs. Frank C. Merriam,
| Mrs. Horace Hall, Mrs. Schuyler C.
Nichols and Mrs. F. w. Freeman.
There will be a musical program
| and at 4 o'clock those who do not
care for cards will be entertained at
The U and club was organized
November l, 1887, and was originally
known as the Unity and Industry
| Flower mission. The work of the .
and I club has included relief of the
disabled, the maintenance of a free
| bed at Chrfst's hospital for the needy
sick, aid given in the work of the
| tuberculosis sanatorium, the Christ
mas baskets to the unfortunate and
any other kindnesses for the better
ment of humanity.
| Each members of the club is serv-
| ing on a committee and is helping to
| insure the success of the party.
| The members of the various com
mittees are:
| Invitations-Mrs. Frank Merriam,
Mrs. F. w. Freeman, Mrs. Horace
Hall, Mrs. Schuyler Nichols
! Hall and Tables-Mrs. j. G. Mohler,
Mrs w. F. Bowen.
| Program and Decorations-M
Rennett Wheeler. Mrs. Guilford Dud-
Hey and Mrs. W. B. Swan.
| Dishes-Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. w
| H. Eastman.
Refreshments-Mrs H. S. Morgan
and Mrs. Earle williams.
Cards and Scores-Nrs. Harry Seery,
Mrs. Silas Porter.
| Dining Room-Mrs A. NJ. Catlin,
Mrs. T. B. Frost. Mrs. Charles Mitchell,
| Mrs. Chester Woodward.
| Kitchen-Mrs. Vera L. Reid, Mrs
T. D. Alden, Mrs. Frank Scott Davis
and Mrs Hal Hazlett.
Baskets at the Door-Mrs. Porter
and Mrs. William Redwood Smith.
| In Charge of the Rows-Nrs. Mer-
RAM, Mrs Han, Mrs. Freeman. Mrs.
Nichols, Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Seery, Mrs.
Clark, Mrs Mohler, Mrs. Mulvane,
Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs. Morgan
and Mrs Williams.
The officers are Mrs. Charles
Thomas. president; Mrs. Frank Crane,
vice president; Mrs. H. L. Alkire. sec
rotary, and Mrs. W. F. Bowen, treas
urer.
| Miss Kathleen Cutting of Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, arrived today to be the
guest of Miss Mary MacLennan at her
home on Topeka boulevard.
| Miss MacLennan will be the hostess
/ at dinner to be given Monday eve
ming in honor of Miss Cutting. There
will be places for forty guests
| Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Burns will en-
/ tertain at dinner this evening at Pei
| letters tea room for the members of
their bridge club.
Covers will be laid for eight guests
| Mrs Frank L. Campbell will enter
| tain fifteen guests at a thimble party
at her home on Tyler street in honor
of Mrs. ]. G. Freshman and her
| daughters, Mrs. Guy Porter and Mrs.
! Don Mulvane.
Mrs. Fleishman and Mrs. Porter,
who formerly lived here, are now
making their home in Portland.
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Mrs. Jay e. House. Mrs. E. c. WIKI
idai and Mr.. Harry Eagle will leave
| Sunday for Philadelphia Pa, and will
make the trip overland. Mrs. Wikidal
/ in Philadelphia and Mr.. Harry Eagle
/ will also spend several weeks as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. House before
/ returning to Topeka.
Mrs. James King, Mrs. Wikida1,
Mrs. House, Mrs. Charles Eagle, Mrs.
| W. w. Wikidal and daughter, Mary
| Elizabeth, had lunch together Friday
at the Chocolate Shop.
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| A luncheon will be given at the
| Country club Thursday at 1 o'clock
by Mrs c. W. Horne, 4s4 Topeka
| boulevard.
The guests will be the members of
/ the Amaranth club.
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Mrs. c. B. Crosby gave a children's