The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-14

By FRANCES JONES.

Miss Helen Lucas, whose marriage
| to Mr.. Charles Calvert will take place
| next Tuesday, has been complim ented
at numerous social affairs given in her
honor this week
Saturday afternoon, she will be the
honor guest at a bridge party to be
given by Mrs. Will ]. Miller and Mrs.
Milton Miller at the home of the for
mer hostess on Fillmore street.
The guest list includes;
Miss Lucas Mrs. Clayton Kline
Mrs. Eugene Bowers Mrs, Glen Hussey
Mrs. Chester Wahle Mrs. Kenneth Alex
MIS- Ted Lagerstrom ander
Mrs. Dwight Ream Mrs. Kenneth Kline
MIS- Charles NettleS Mrs. Burgess Van
Mrs. Charles Connors Vechten
Mrs. Clyde Sehenek Mrs. Arthur Shake
Miss Isabel Crawford shaft
Miss Eva Miller Miss Marguerite
Miss Florence Price KoOntz
Miss Marian Williams Miss Louise McKown
Miss Joanna Gleed Miss Vivian Ware
Miss Lenore Collins Miss Helen Jordan
Mrs Arch Mckeerer Miss Theo Cobb
Mrs. John Ripley. :.
Miss Louise McKown will be the
hostess at a formal dinner-dance to
be give Saturday night at PeIletier's
Tea room in compliment to both Miss
Helen Lucas and Mr.. Charles Calvert.
There will be places for:
Miss Lucas Miss Vivian Ware
Miss Isabel Craw- Mr. Harvey Haines
ford Mr.. Glen Davis
Nil Koo Hd1 ueri'e Mt. Cei2eFt ( aA'0n
Miss McKown Mr. Phil Fable
Miss Helen Jordan Mr.. Armin weiskirch
MISS Eva Miiier r D0h Aanaierf0
Mrs. John Kenneth Kline enter
tanned with a miscellaneous shower
followed by bridge this afternoon in
honor of Miss Lucas. There were
twenty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Atchison will
sail June 10 to spend the summer
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nople and will visit Damascus, Egypt
and Palestine. Greece, Naples and
then tour Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Atchison will see the
Passion play at Oherammergau. This
will be the second time they have seen
the play, having visited Europe twelve
years ago. On their return they will
land in New York in September, re-
turning home to Topeka about the
middle of the month.
Topeka girls who are attending
Kansas university are taking parts in
numerous student activities this
spring.
university and a member of Tau Sigma
dancing sorority. will take part in
the May pole dance at the annual K.
U. Karnival 10 be held April 20.
Miss Miriam Hand of Topeka, a
student in the architectural depart
X u. has sent in her Analitique to
be judged by the Beaux Arts Institute
of Design in New York City. The sub
5ect of the analitique is a pavilion on
a bridge Exceptionally well done
work receives honorable mention.
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Mrs. Morton Albaugh and Mrs o.
F. Narcotic entertained the members
of the Music Study club Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mar
cote in Potwin.
The guests other than the members
Of the club included:
Mrs. Mrs G f s Miller Mrs Mrs F. G . Gibbs
Mrs $. T. Cobb Mrs. A. H. Bennett
Mrs. W. c. Miller Mrs George Bowman
Mrs z. Griffith Mrs. Ellet Robinson,
Miss Leoia thinner Mrs'Ches lester wahIe
man Miss Alice Griffith
Miss Theo Cobb Miss Helen Coe
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Mrs. Harry Rhodes and Mrs. J. G.
Vogt entertained the members of their
team of the Woman's club OF which
Mrs. w. r. Carrie is captain with a
L o'clock luncheon Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Rhodes in Highland
Park.
There were places for:
Mrs. ARA J. Clark Mrs Carrie
MIS- Mrs O. Mccormick n Corn Mrs. + a Ri Si aggeh
Mrs. John R. Sargent Mrs. Vogt
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The women OF the Potwin Presby-
terrain church will give an Easter food
sale at the Hinshaw store, 1901 West
Sixth avenue. beginning Saturday
morning at 9 o'clock.
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The American Association of Uni
versity Women will not have their
regular luncheon this month but
will have an evening meeting on
at the w. c. A. Reports
Of the national convention held last