The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-13

Mrs J. B. Walker Mrs J. Arthur Myers
Mrs " q &. SNYDER Miss Alice Meade
Mrs Tinkham Veale Miss Mary Mac
= carruth, JT. Miss Ora Money
Mrs Cliff Stratton penny
Mrs. Carl Trap Miss GODDARD
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Mrs. ]. D. NJ Hamilton entertained
the members of the Monday Whist
club this afternoon at the University
club. Mrs. Isaiah Hale substituted
for an absent member.
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Mrs. Albert Neese will have guests
at bridge luncheon Monday. Novem-
Der 20. at her home on buchanan
street.
Mrs. E. ]. Shakeshaft had as her
guests the members of her bridge club
this afternoon at her home on Fill
more street. Mrs. Frank Hobart, Mrs
Glenn Pratt. Mrs. c. H Bunger, Mrs
c. B. Reed and Miss Kate Cuthbert
substituted for absent members
Mrs. Dwight Ream will have guests
at bridge Tuesday afternoon compli-
mentary to her cousin, Miss Marjorie
Vols of Wellington
The party Will include:
Miss Vols Mrs John Ripley
Mrs CLAYTON Kline Mrs. Robert Webb
Mrs. Glenn Hussey Mrs. John Ford
Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. William
Chester Nalle Arthur
Mrs Charles ConnOrs Shakeshaft
Mrs Arthur Buff Mrs Ray Enfield
Mrs. Arch Walters Miss Julia Gasson
Miss Ruth Larimer Miss Genevieve
Miss Jane Alexander Mcmillan
Miss Mary Parkinson Miss Beatrice
Mss Violet Crumbine Shakeshaft
Miss Elsie Cuthbert Miss Sarah
Mrs. Arch McKeever Parkinson
Mrs Eugene Bowers Mrs Ream
Mr.. and Mrs. Ilif Felix entertained
the Sunday Evening supper club at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wei
lington Grigss- Mr.. and Mrs Wendell
Lyman and Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Lytle of Kansas City were out of town
guests.
Mrs. Cecil Meredith, of Memphis,
Tenn. who is the guest of her parents.
Colonel and Mrs. J. w. +. Hughes,
viii entertain informally at bridge
Tuesday afternoon complimentary TO
Mrs. William Burns who before her
recent marriage was Miss Maude Nc
Vey.
Mrs. Kurt Kellam will entertain
her bridge luncheon club Wednesday
at the home of Mrs Frank yelling
ton Griggs-
Miss Eva Miller had guests for three
tables at bridge today FOR Miss Isabel
Crawford. who leaves Thursday with
Senator and Mrs. Arthur Capper for
Washington, ID; c
The team captains of the woman's
club held a meeting this morning at
the Y. w. c. A. and made definite
plans for the bazaar. The slogan of
the bazaar vii! be Popular + Prices"
Mrs. Albert Neese will entertain the
members of her bridge luncheon club
Tuesday at her home on Buchanan
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rees Hughes, of Par
sons. kan, announce the birth of a
boy to whom they have given the
marriage Mrs. Hughes was Miss Isabel
Savage and was popular member
of the Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity
at Washburn college. Mr.. Hughes
also attended -Vashburn and was at
filiated with Kappa Sigma
Mrs. George c. Bowman will en-
terrain her bridge luncheon club Fri
day at her home in Potwin.
Mrs Walton H. Holmes gave a
beautiful tea Wednesday afternoon to
introduce her sons wire. Mrs. Walton
William Neills Hughes, to her inti-
mates The receiving rooms were a
perfect bower of flowers and the tea
table where Martha Stout, Mrs. jan
cite Hawley Glover and Betty Forrest
poured tea. held a gorgeous basket of
pink chrysanthemums, pink roses and
snapdragons-
Mrs. Walton Holmes iJr, is a most
charming girl with brown hair and
lovely brown eyes size wore a black
gown with o. stunning black hat. Mrs.
Holmes, always handsome and per-
fectly groomed, was DISTINGUISHED in
a brown cloth dress and big brown
hat. Mrs Hughes will be Remembered
as Aileen Frye, who has visited her
aunt. Mrs. Holmes. many times. Shei
has now come to Kansas City to live.
All the assisting friends wore hats.
Wasn't that a new idea2 And is it