The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-07

Miss Erna Rain, Miss Hester Nor
rison. Miss Emma Semple, Miss Ger
trude Knox Miss Sarah Brooke, Miss
Margaret Gardiner. Other students
of Atchison, Miss Florence Garland,
Miss Marguerite Whittelsey, Miss
Eva Rinner, Miss Julia Vigneron,
Miss Margaret Connors, Miss Lydia
PerschisnSe and Mr.. Sharon French.
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Mrs. Frank Clare, 42O Elmwood
avenue, assisted by Mrs. J. P. Clare,
of Chicago, entertained with a May
party Friday evening for her daughter
Constance and Miss ]. Borg.
The guests were: Miss Dorothy
Miss Ruth Ridlon, Miss Constance
Glare, Mr.. Arthur Austin. MIR. Lyle
Hanson. Mr. Robert Clary, Mr.. Francis
Wierman, Mr.. Harold Seybold, MT
Clark Adams Mr.. Walter Griffing and
Mr.. Joe Larimer.
The meeting of the girls interested
in the training course for Girl Scout
captains will be held at the Y. w. c.
A, Monday evening at 7:15 o'clock-
All the members ere urged to attend
Mr. Alan McFadden- will have as
his guests at dancing party to be
given this evening at his home. 1888
Western avenue. the members of the
knights of the Siege Perilous. There
will be about fifty guests
Mothers Day will be observed at
the vesper services to be held at the
First Congregational church Sunday
evening. The quartet will sing
"Shadows of the Evening Hour"
play Twilight a piano number as
the offertory: Mr.. H. L. Shirer will
sing silver Threads Among the
Cold" with Mr.. Herbert Guild fur
nishing the violin obbligato. Mr..
Guild will also have violin solo.
The Washburn Men's Glee club will
sing at White Cloud, Severance and at
Robinson next week.
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The Golden Rule club will have a
business meeting Friday afternoon,
Nav IS, with Mrs. W. F. Roehr as
hostess. Mrs. J. c. Holland will as
sist. Officers of the club will be
elected.
Mrs H. B. Hcgeboom's team of the
Woman's club will be in charge of the
selling of ice cream Sunday at the
Scott Ice Cream factory, a part of the
proceeds to be given to the club house
found Mrs. c. A. Scott will be in
charge during the day
Mrs A. P. Howell. Mrs. Emma Sells
Marshall and Mrs. w. w. Harris will
serve from o'clock to 1880 a. m;
Mrs. c. A. Moore. Mrs. J. H O'Connell
and Mrs. E. G. Allen from 1870 o'clock
to $3.50; Mrs. j. G.. Mulvane. Mrs. H.
L. Clark, Mrs. Maurice Schlegel and
Mrs E. G. Main from 2:30 until $50
o'clock and Mrs. ]. B. Doncysoa. Mrs.
T. V. Campbell and Mrs. H B. Hoge-
boom from $3.50 until Q o'clock.
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Miss Marguerite Frances Sherar. a
senior in Washburn, was elected to
membership in the Kansas State Au-
thors' club at the meeting of the exc
cutive committee held recently in
Wichita.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Williams will
entertain with a dinner of nine covers
this evening at the University club.
The Varsity club danced in the gym
nasium at Washburn college, Friday
Notes and Personal Mention.
/ Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon, her son,
Mr. John Forest Dillon II, and his
children, John Forrest III and Ken
meth, left today to spend the summer
( in Plainfield, n. J. Miss Margot Dill
, lon, who is attending an eastern
! school, will join them later.
i Miss Harriet Stanley will go to Hol-
i ton Sunday to be the guest of Mrs
Scott Moore.
! Fallen arches. flat foot. restored BY
/ the Post system for. feet Gabriek Foy
| & Gabriel. Ghiropractors, us Kansas
ADV.
/ Mrs. Thomas MacRea and hel
daughter, Miss Jessie MacRea, re-
J turned Friday to their home in Chi
! cage after visit to Mrs. F. J. Mac
Kie, 1017 West Ninth street.
i Justice Henry F. Mason will give
/ the Mothers Day address in one Of
| the Holton churches Sunday.
Mrs. John E. Du Mars of AIS Hun
tooh street has as her guest her sis