The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-25

husbands Thursday at an evening o
bridge.
Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fritton
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Flott
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Vardy
Mr.. and Mrs Clark.
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Mrs. Laurent Schwartz entertained
this afternoon at her home on Western
avenue in honor of the fourth birthday
anniversary of her son, Stanton.
The guests included besides the littl,
folks a number of their mothers, who
were:
Mrs. S. G.. Elliott, Mayetta
Mrs. Malcolm Gray
Mrs. Hugh Mclean
Mrs. Charles Heck
Mrs. Lelie GrubbS
Mrs Glenn Cutforth
Mrs. J. L. Crump
Mrs James e. Mcfarland
Mrs. H. A McFadden
Mrs. James Flemming
Mrs. Harold McKibben
Mrs. c. W. Schwartz
Mrs. Laird Dean
Mrs. Ed Jordan
Mrs. A V. Shuler
Mrs. H. D. Phillips
Mrs. c. G. Briery
Mrs. 5. b. Thatcher
Mrs. F. L. Hull
Mrs. J. c. Nelson
Mrs. c. II. G. Woodward
The children present were:
Mary Jane Crump
Betty Jean Thatcher
Phyllis Thatcher
Betty Lou Mcfarland
Jean Mcfarland
Mary Jeanette Dean
Doris Dean
Laura McFadden
Donna Claire Heck
Patricia Ann Phillips
Lillian CuffOrth
Norma Lou Grubbs
Marcia Mohler
Jean Marie Nelson
Julia Hamlet
Grace Irene Flemming
Betty Jean Hull
Jimmie Crump
Bobbie Hull
Malcolm Gray
Harry Woodward
Edgar Woodward
Bobbie Woodward
Robert McKibben
Elaine Mclean
Rose Mary Shuler
Harold Cutforth
Dane Jordan
Clifford Briery
Joan Huebener
Jean Huebener
Arthur Ray
Lloyd Schwartz
Stanton schwartz
Miss Helen Broderson was hostess
o a group of high school girls today
1t luncheon at her home on Harrison
treet. They went together to Topeka
lawrence football game this after
loon.
The guests included:
Miss Eleanor Neff.
Miss Frances Fiederling,
Miss Helen Hobbs,
Miss Minnie Wood,
Miss Hazel HepwortIl,
Miss Charlotte Beck.
Miss Helen Hendricks,
Miss Winifred Miller,
Miss Virginia Short, M
Miss Wilma Short,
Miss Neloise Waddington.
Miss Frances Granger,
Miss Betty Tasksr
Miss Mildred Clary and Mrs. Louise
Turner Brunt gave a shower Friday
ivening in honor of Miss Ann Judy,
whose marriage to Mr.. D. d. Durf-
niger will take place Thanksgiving
lay.
The guests included:
Miss Judy
Mrs. Helen Shepard
Miss Lettie Fadely
Miss Catherine Judy
Miss Mary CarsweH
Miss Gladys Norton
Miss Ruth Caulson
Miss Ann Shaffer
Miss Cenith Standiford
Miss Adaline Spickerman
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Mrs. and Mrs. S. H. Wright will
their dinner club Tuesday
vening at their home on West Eighth
venue, with a Thanksgiving dinner.
Irs. ]. B. Whitenack, of Kansas City,
will be a guest of the club.
I do not know why It should be
important to chronicle the fact of
ng. but great fuss is made hereabouts
Then anyone of the social set-espe-
tally a woman-goes Unto trade"
rrites Lucy Jeanne Price from New
-ork. Mrs. William A. Hamilton is
he latest. She is a cousin of the
ate Mrs. George Gould, and is set
ing up as an interior decorator.
When Mrs. Gould died she left a trust
und for Mrs. Hamilton. and while in
fe sponsored the social destinies of
Irs. Hamilton's daughter in a splen-
id ball at ,le Gould mansion. One of
er chief distinctions is her beauty.
he is called one of the handsomest
Tomen in socisty. She should know
hat pretty things are desirable to SET
IF people less pretty.
The uprising of the menl 1t has
ONE at last The Bill of Rights for
larried men is the latest organization
ronouncemelt in New York. Edward
'onns, William r. Ferguson and
Iugh J. Connolly, have applied for a
harter for what they call the "As-
ociation of Brothers Under the Skin.'
nd in the list of the association OBJ
acts. they declare their intention to
rotect the husband from housework;
} ensure certain evenings of the week
Or lodge meetings, clubs, anu busi-
ess; and to give him the right to
etermine the length of his wife's
kirts and of her hair: and to pre-
ent any reference, however justi-