The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-28

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| Covers will be laid for:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin. Pitts
burg. Kan
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Glover
| Mrs. Emma Pontius
Mr.. Lawrence Pontius, Minneapolis,
Mimi.
Miss Blaneh Mcleod will give a re-
| cital this evening at Mrs. Z. D. Clith-
Miss Mcleod will be assisted by
Mr. Allyn Stone. Miss Martha Stacked
beck, Miss Doris Ash, Miss Virginia
McGinnis, Miss Thelma Haney. Miss
Verla Lowell and Miss Inez Lowell
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Mrs. Fred Whitehead entertained
few friends at tea this afternoon,
complimentary to Mrs. c. L. Davis,
of Joplin, Mo-, formerly of Topeka.
The guests included:
Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Frank Mcconnell
Mrs. John Nelson
Mr.. Gordon Kinne
Mr.. William Caskey
Mrs. Walter Whitehead
Mrs. Walter Davis
Miss Lyla Poynter
Mrs. w. S. Sheahan entertained this
afternoon with a card party in honor
of Miss Virginia Shehan and Miss
Rosita Grace Sheahan, who are home
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worth, to spend the Christmas holi-
days with their parents:
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Miss Josephine Merillat will have
guests for bridge Friday afternoon
complimentary to her sister, Mrs.
Royal Claycomb, of Guymon, Okla
The guests will include:
Mrs CIaycomb
Mrs. Carl Schen
Mrs. L. d. Merrillat
Miss Ruth Thompson
Miss Myrtle Wise
Miss Mildred Brown
Miss Lillian Boone
Miss Alberta Roseen
Miss Jane Lannan
Miss Katherine Smith
Miss Grace Ellington
Miss Margaret Lovewen
Miss Marian Macarthur
Miss Sylvianna Maxwell
Miss villa Marie Maxwell
Miss Ruth Grandon
Miss Marguerite Mcdonald
Miss Helen RoSeen
Miss Helen Louise Kresie
Miss Ruth Bailey
Miss Dorothy Adams
Miss Mildred Boggs
Miss Ona knight
Miss Esther Grandon
Miss Eva McCloskey
Miss lola Stewart
Miss Vernon Wood
Miss Helen Steele
Miss BesS Mercer
Miss Alice NoIl
Miss Gerald Flanagan
Miss Mary Edna NolI
Miss Dorothy Schuller
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The girls of the class of 1920 of the
Topeka High school will have a re-
union and spend Friday evening at the
home of Miss Mary Helen Green, 1895
College avenue.
All girls of the class are invited and
those who are planning TO attend the
party are asked to can either Miss
Green or Miss Dorothy Huggins be-
fore Friday noon.
The past presidents association o. |
Lincoln circle will meet Friday after-l
noon at 2:S0 o'clock in the Memorial
building.
There will be no rehearsal of the |
woman's Civic chorus this week.
The biggest and best dance to be |
given this year. Fr1day evening at !
Kellam hall. There will be a special /
10 minute vaudeville act; fun a plenty /
for everyone with all sorts of amuse- |
Coin Jazz Orchestra. Everyone well
come Admission s2-1Adv
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Walter McNabb Miller, of ST. /
Louis, Mo, chairman of the health /
of the general federation
of women's clubs. is the guest of Mrs.
H. o. Garvey. and attended the called /
meeting of the legislative committees
Of the women's organizations of the /
city at the Y. W. c. -. today. Mrs
Miller. when a young girl. was a stu
dent at Bethany college.
Wilson Beauty Shop Dial 5072.-i
Adv.
DR.. and Mrs. Hal Hazlett have re-
turned from Abilene where they spent |
Christmas with Mrs. ]. G. Cooper.
Miss Anna Speck has returned from
Emporia where she spent Christmas
with relatives.
Mrs ]. d. NJ. Hamilton VIII return
Friday from Omaha where she spent
Christmas with Mrs SaIlie Cook.
Fur remodeled- Baer's Hat shop
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Mr. and Mrs. Chester woodward /
and sons, Thomas and Brinton, will
pend New Years in Lawrence the
quests of Gen and Mrs. Wilder s Net
eaIf
Mrs. Jackson Knox Landers left to-
lay for her home in Indianapolis. Ind.
lfter having been the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Marcus A. Low.
Major and Mrs Amer RobenSon and
heir daughter. Abigail. returned yes
erday to their home in Fort Leaven-