The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-27

/ Mrs. Thomas J. Myers, Mrs. Frank w.
Thomas and Mrs. George Godfrey
Moore.
Mrs P. ]. Clevenger has asked
guests for a 1890 o'clock luncheon
( Wednesday at the Country club, COM
/ plim entary to her daughter, Mrs. H. I.
Green of Urbana. Ill.
Those included in the luncheon par
/ ty will be the members of the Nine
teenth Century club and a few addi-
| tional guests. The members of the
Mrs. E. A. Austin Mrs. c C. Colburn
Mrs. Byron Davis Mrs. O. G. Duff
Mrs. y. J. Hathaway Mrs. R. II Herrick
Mrs. W. E. Jeffrey Mrs. Tom King
Mrs. J. H Lee Mrs. u. p. Paxton
Mrs. H G. West
Mrs. J. c. Mohler entertained a
party of children today at her home
on Fillmore street in honor of her lit
tie daughter NTarcia's sixth birthday
anniversary
The little guests included:
Nancy Neiswanger Jean Daughters
Martha Daughters Mary Grace Robinson
Bobby Robinson Robbie Robinson
Tom Robinson Laura McFadden
GwendOlyn Lewis lie Roy Lewis
Mary Hayden Dick Hayden
John Dibhle Virginia Crosby
Charles Crosby Mary Frances Crosby
Jean Campbell Ray Womer
Mary Wardin Charles Wardin
Martha Davis Betty Lou Mcfarland
Frances Burrow Josephine BurroW
Frank Rurrow, Jr. Jolly Walker
George Walker Jeanette Walker
Mary Edna Freeman Joan Freeman
Jack Daily Katharine La Motto
Jeanette Bowen Jeanette Dean
Doris Dean Ruth Walker
Roberta Walker Jane GriEgs
frankie Griggs John Felix
Billy Felix
Mr.. and Mrs. AL F. Williams will
give a dinner at their home on To-
peka boulevard this evening for the
employees of the United States district
attorneys office.
Places will be laid for:
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miss Doris Kendall
Miss i9T June Williams NJ NJ AZ % II H2 sESner
Miss Atleen Van SAINT, Mr.. Frank Mcfarland
Columbus Mr.. John Free
Mrs. Vera GaFdne& :
Mrs. Charles Sessions is in Alexan-
dria. Mimi, where she will spend the
remainder of the summer. Alexandria
is a very popular Summer resort and
will include among its summer Wis
itors a number of Topekans
Mrs H B. Hogeboom and her chill
dren. Mary and Sheldon, will leave
Wednesday on a motor trip to Alex
Wetherton and Mr. and Mrs. c. w.
Myers are planning to go later in
the summer.
MIS- LNOAdIlu - w est OF new
city was the honor guest at a lunch
con given today by Mr.. Vests mother.
Mrs. Judson s. West at Edgewater
Beach
The rarity included:
Mrs. West Mrs. Arthur T.
Mrs. James McFar- Mrs. Cyrus Monroe
Mrs. Fernley Ginger Mrs. James mes Lippett
Miss Ora Money Miss Mary Blod gett,
Mss Rsn Anita weiskirch Miss Leah eau P qpHn
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The fourth division OF the Ladies'
Aid society of the First Methodist
church will be entertained Wednesday
Mrs. T. r. Paxton. All members
have been asked to attend as this is
the last meeting of the summer.
WHATEVER ELSE
Prohibition may have done or may
not have done in New York. the
beauty doctors of our biggest metrop-
oils say that it is a boon. When men
drank they were not so critical of
their wives appearance, now they are
clear-eyed and clear-minded ali the
evening and they notice wrinkles and
pallor.
Mr.. Frank w. Peers. son of Mrs. T.
W. Peers, who has spent the past year
in the artist colony at Greenwich
Village and who has gone to Europe
to live. is now at Rothenburg- ob-der
Tauber, Germany.
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DR.. and Mrs. Karl Menninger have
given the name. Robert Gaines, to
their son, born June 16.
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The marriage of Miss Bessie Lass
well, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. a.
Lasswell, of Emmett, Kan, to Mr..
Fred V. Lunger, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
V. r. Lunger. Of Mayetta, Kan, took
place at high noon Saturday at the
home of the brides parent in En-
NETT.
The bride was born and reared near
Emmett She was graduated from
the Onaga high school and later fin
ished X s. A C. Mr. Lassweu is a
large land owner and stockmau and