The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-23

The guests included:
Miss Katherine Ridgeway. Kansas City
Miss Mildred wallingford. Ashland
Miss Jane Carey, Dodge city
Miss Lois Marjorie Burr, Leavenworth
Miss Pauline Rhees, Tulsa, Okla
Miss Mary Ramsay. Usage city
MISS Louise Mcdonald, lola
Miss Alberta ThOroman, lola
Miss Katherine Ramsay
Miss Geraldine Scott
Miss CASTOR Washburn
Miss Janet Edelblute
Miss Catharine Mullin
Miss Helen Mckee
Miss Thelma Wood
Miss Mary Neiswanger
A Dicnic at Murphey's grove. near
Tecumseh, Sunday evening, will in
clude:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ripley
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald MeKeever
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Rice
Mr. and Mrs Chester Wahle
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kline
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Schenck
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Walters
Mr. and Mrs Arthur ShaReshaft
Mr. and Mrs. William Winchel
Miss Julia Gasson .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kouns will
entertain the Sunday Night Supper
club at their home on Mac Vicar av-
enue.
Next Tuesday will be the last Coun-
try club ladies day of the season.
There VIII be the usual bridge party
and golf tournament with luncheon at
noon.
party will be the members Of the
Social committee which include. Mrs
w w. Strickland, Mrs. George H. Al
len, Mrs. VIII J. Miller, and Miss
clyde Bonebrake.
HPlars have been made to make the
OCCASION an especially enjoyable one
aud all Country club women are urged
td attend.
Mrs. Roy Crawford and son Roy, jr.,
OF New York city, are visiting here.
MRS Crawford pays the local dress
making establishments very pretty
compliment by making the trip here
to replenish her fall and winter ward
robe. Mrs. Crawford lived here for
many years and during that time was
considered. one of Topeka's best
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gThe Kansas First district Fed
erhtion of Women's clubs will meet
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
next week at Seneca, Kan.
"a number of Topeka women are on
THE program for the meeting, includ-
ing: Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Mrs. H. o.
Garvey. Mrs, W.. F. Thompson, Mrs.
Pr S. zampiere Mrs. G. I. Martin,
Mrs. H Mayfield. Mrs. Ada Montgom-
cry and Mrs. L. d. Whittemore. Prof.
Pierre S. Zampiere will give one of the
addresses of the meeting.
Two Topeka women who are officers
of. the Federation are Mrs. A. H
Byers, president, and Mrs. Alonzo
Thomas, secretary.
The Topeka clubs having the privi-
lege of sending delegates to the meet
ing include the Women's club, the
Child Conservation league, Native
Daughters, Research club. Tuesday
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Side Forestry, Rota club.
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Mrs. Tiff Felix had as her guests al
luncheon and bridge today, the mem
bers of the Wednesday Bridge club
Guests who substituted for absent
Hayden and Mrs. Charles Kouns.
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Mrs. Charles Curtis, wife of Senator
Curtis, who has been ill for some time
at her Washington home, shows little
or no Improvement in condition, &C
cording to news received here. While
there is nothing Immediately critica
ine her condition, Mrs. Curtis is nov
entirely helpless from her long illness
and has the attendance of nurses con.
stantly.
Senator Curtis, who had expected t
spend some time this fall in Kansas
Will not be able to leave Washington
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Mrs John Mcintyre entertained
with a bridge party this afternoon a
har home on Topeka boulevard, com
plim entary to Miss Leah Mcintyre o
san Francisco, who is en- route t
Chicago to make her home.
Those playing included:
Miss Mcintyre Mrs. Stanley Cope
Mrs. Ben Bear Z land
Mrs Noble. Foster Mrs. John Shirley
Miss Allaaf Mrs. c. a. Silver
Daugherty thorne
Miss Elsie Campbell Miss Lillian Nc
Miss Kathryn Fadden
Leonard Miss Clara Ekstrom
Mrs. Orie lines
Alfred Benson Page, who was
years of age today, will entertain hi
boy friends with dinner this evening
atRthe home of his parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. H. Ward Page, and a theate
party at the Isis.
The guests will include:
Robert Swan Dwight Swan
Charles Harlan Hubert VOight
Bernard Kane Richard Kane
Ozwand Rutledge Vincent Newman
Charles Howes Hambleton Abrahanis
Charles Boggs Kenneth Carter
Alfred Benson Page
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dibble have a
their guests for the week end. MI
Bruce Mcfarland of st. Joseph, Mo
ana Mr.. Wendell p. Lyman of Kan
sas City, Mo. Mrs Lyman will ar
rive Thursday to visit for few day
atStbe Dibble home.
Mir Mcfarland will spend thre
weeks as the guest of his mother
Mrs. J. d. Mcfarland, and before re
turning, to his home in st. JOSEPH
Mn hp will he ioined here by Mr..