The Topeka state journal., 1921-11-12

Mr. p. L. Copeland Mr.. Arch NJ Catlin
Mr.. V. Z. Hillhouse Mr.. Jack Crow
Mr W. W. Strickland Mr.. Charles Wolff
Mr.. Edwin Bonner Mr.. L. r. Booth
Mr.. George Snyder Mr.. Don Taiaferro
Mr.. Jock HutchisOn
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Mrs. Frank Crane will entertain her
Bridge club at luncheon Monday at
her home. on Van Buren street. Mrs.
Harry Seery will We substitute.
Mrs. Richard Hayden entertained
her Bridge club at luncheon today.
Covers were laid for:
Mrs. F. s. Strachan Mrs. Charles Mitchell
Mrs. George Thomp- Mrs Hal Ia zlett
son Mrs. Arthur Dillon
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Mrs p w. Allen, regent of the
Topeka Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution, was hostess
this noon at a beautifully appointed
luncheon given at Pelletier's Tea room.
The colors of the chapter. blue and
white, were used in the decorating.
The name cards bore the D. A. r.
emblem and the dates 1S96-1921, and
today is the anniversary of the twenty
fifth year that the Topeka chapter
has been in existence.
Covers were laid for the charter
members and the past regents of the
Topeka chapter, including:
Mrs A. II. Horton. Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. George T. Guernsey, Independence,
Mrs w. D. Ross. Emporia
Miss Katharine Campbell, Ottawa
Miss Ethel Aldrich
Mrs. Luther Burns
Mrs George Godfrey Moore
Mrs II. L. Peppmeyer
Mrs Robert Merrick
Mrs w A. Johnston
Miss Clara Francis
Greetings were read from a num-
Der of the members who could not at
tend.
The Minerva club will have a
Founders Day" program, Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. S.
Dean, 1899 Western avenue. Mrs. F.
I. Richards and Mrs. Donald Green
land will be the assisting hostesses.
The literature department will pre-
sent:
THE Drama Of 10 Years Ago ....,,..
1lovcr: of u Years Mrs Mrs Robert Stone
.......,s cts u 10 ie'.is at Mrs chas. Moore
"Recoilections of 10 Years Ago'........
The Minerva Club in one one minute talks iiEsiS
-e................... Mrs. c. q. BIakely
Mrs; II. /. Peppmeyer. Mrs. George
Godfrey Moore, Mrs. II. Ward Page
The musical program will include:
Piano duet. Duo Dramatique" De bilbach
Mrs. Morton Albaugh and Mrs. Earl Wis
dom.
flano SOLO, Nocturne Meyer HeImund
Mrs. Z. d. Clithero.
"Pnssage Birds Farewell ........ Hildach
Garden of Ny Heart" ...... Roma Ball
Mrs. E. G. Foster. Mrs, r. n. Morehouse
Piano solo, "POlonaise" .........ArensLy
Mrs. Albaugh.
Violin solo, Gypsy Dance" .......... Wfer
nj Mrs. W; +. Axtell.
Piano solo, prelude" ...... .Rachmanfnoff
Mrs. Earl wisdom
Roll call Of former members.
Mrs. f. G. Hughes.
Piano duet, .Jubal' Overture ...... Weber
Mrs. Albaugh, Mrs. Wisdom.
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Mrs. Richard L. Thomas was hostess
at a l o'clock luncheon given Thurs
day at her home, 1910 Topeka boule-
ward.
Covers were laid for:
Mrs. D. G. Kline Mrs. Frank Campbell
Mrs. C. A. Wolf Mrs. S. S. Estey
Mrs. J. E. Thomas Mrs George Reed. Jr.
Mrs. Fred Derby Mrs A. L. Rogers
Mrs. f. A. Koester Mrs. Thomas
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Mr. and Mrs. George Christman, 7O7
Western avenue, have issued invita-
tions for the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Mary Christine. and Lieut.. John
State Seybold, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II. Seybold, which will take place
Wednesday evening, November %, at
o'clock in the First English Luth-
eran church.
Miss Christman has chosen as her
matron of honor Mrs. James G.
Neville. She will have three brides
maids, Miss Lois Shaffer, Miss Helen
Baker and Miss Ruth Gasche. Lieu
tenant Seybold will be attended by Mr..
Randall Harvey.
Mrs. Addie D. Maxwell. of 726 Clay
Nreet, announces the engagement of