The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-23

of the greeting committee included:
Mrs. Frank Britton, Mrs. w. o. Rigby,
Mrs. John Lagerstron, Miss Ethel AL
drich, Mrs. Theodore Saxon. Mrs. r. c.
Ellis and Mrs. Lee Ticehurst.
The rooms were decorated with
spring flowers in the national colors
Narcissi and hyacinths were used A
cherry tree formed the central decor
alton of the table at which punch was
served. Mrs Otis Allen. Mrs. George
F. Allen and Mrs. Carl Peterson were
in charge of the dining room. The
girls assisting were: Miss Josephine
Allen, Miss Catharine Allen, Miss Ida
Lee Ellis and Miss Minnie Wood.
Over one hundred persons called
during the afternoon
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The Social Service club will give
their annual silver tea, Thursday aft
ernoon, March 9, from until 5
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. viii J.
Miller, 1925 Fillmore street.
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Mrs. William Redwood SQith will
entertain her bridge club Friday aft
ernoon. Mrs. John r. Shelton will
substitute for an absent member.
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A recital which will be open to the
public will be given tonight at S:15
o'clock by number of the pupils of
Prof. Daniel Muller at the Y. w. c. A.
Those taking part will include:
Kathryn Rabe, Willard Mcintosh, Bes-
sic Long, Dennie and Gaillard Rus
sum, Hermice Nye, Naomi Schwulst,
Lydia Perschinski, Hulda Kotlarski.
| Robert Keller Cecilia Senne. Edna
Harwood, Isabel Millen, Henry burst,
| Evelyn Craig.
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A group of persons enjoying a thea
ter party last night at the Greenwich
Village Follies included: Er. and Mrs
Harold Rankin, Mr.; and-Mrs- George
L. Tuer, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kin
kead and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Trap.
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A community party FOR persons liv-
ing in Gage park district will be held
Friday night at the Gage Park school
Mrs. David Page, Mrs. Charles Brown
and Miss Gertrude Burning have, ar
ranged the program, which will be
FURNISHED by the male quartet OF
Washburn and Miss Hazel SwoTger,
who will recite, whistle and give a
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The New Era Bible class of the First
Presbyterian church will have a class
party Friday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Allen, 1874 Woodlawn avenue, as
host and hostess. Mrs. ]. ]. Driska
| and Mrs. J. w. Benn will be the as
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The members of the faculty of the
College of the Sisters of Bethany will
| give a recital Friday night at Sis
| o'clock in Guild hall. The program
| will include numbers by Miss Elva
Russell, pianist; Miss Velma Diehl,
teacher of dancing, and Miss Louise
Ross, teacher of expression.
Mrs. Harmon Drum will entertain
her bridge-luncheon club at l
O'Clock luncheon Friday noon at the
Heron Coffee shop. Later the mem
bers will play cards at Mrs. Drum :
home.
Guests substituting will include:
Miss Georgia Nelson and Miss Elsie
Campbell.
The American Legion Auxiliary vii
meet Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs J. E. Thomas = ). s.
Mrs. n. L. Richardson entertained
two tables at cards this afternoon al
her home.
The guests included:
Mrs. Milo Castho1m Mrs. J. 2. Armstrong
Mrs. A. L. Stone Mrs J. L. Spalding
Mrs. G. H. Rush Mrs I. d. Myers
Mrs j. c. Mclean : Mrs. ); E. X Metzd0rf
The children of the Pelletier Story
Hour club will have lessons in flas
| etiquet at the meeting of the club
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. June Chap
man will tell southern negro stories
| and there will be marching ant
| games.
The dancing party given Wednes-
4 day night at Kellam Hall by the mem
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