The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-11

gowns of that time. This year, the
pretty custom will again be estab-
lished at the party to be given We'd
nesday. February %. at the home of
Mrs. Fred c. Fox.
The meeting and program will be-
gin at l l o'clock and will be followed
by George Washington dinner at
o'clock. Mrs. William Macferran is
chairman of the program committee.
Mrs. "A. D. Gray will be toastuistress.
Reservations for the dinner must be
made during the coming week.
Mrs. Fox has asked as her house
guests for the occasion. Mrs. James
Lowrie Smith of Amarillo, vice presi-
dent general of the D. A RS of Tex
as; Mrs. F. NJ. Bisbee regent of the
Katharine Campbell of Ottawa, vice
president general of Kansas; Mrs
George T. Guernsey OF Independence,
state regent Of the d. A. r.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayes will be
host and hostess at buffet supper
Sunday night in compliment to Mrs.
William Hornbuckle of Kansas City.
who has been their guest for several
days.
At the bridge party to be given
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. H. L.
Clark's team of the Woman's club at
the Elks club, the following group of
young girls will assist:
Mrs. Lothaire West Miss Cynthia Monroe
Miss Beatrice Shake Miss Mary Rogers
shaft Miss Bess Morrison
Miss Ruth Thoroman Miss ReIIa Brown
Miss Alice Thrapp Miss Margaret Morns
Miss Ruth Switzer Miss Arlene Baker
Miss Gladys Adams
At the close of the card playing Mrs
Raymond Murray will give several
vocal numbers. Miss Jean Louise st.
John viii furnish some readings
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Capt. and Mrs R NJ. Spivey went
to Kansas City today to attend the
marriage of their grandson, Mr.. Ken
meth Ogilvie. to Miss Edna. Buell..
The wedding took place at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon a : the home of
the brides parents. The Episcopal
ring service was used.
Following their wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs Ogilvie will make their home
in Kansas City.
Mr.. Ogilvie is the son of Mrs. Alta
Ogilvie Of Topeka, who will continue
her visit to Mr.. and Mrs Gil Upde-
graft of Kansas City for several weeks
Captain and Mrs. Spiyey will return
home this evening" 2 4
Mrs George Godfrey Moore. 1924
Topeka boulevard, will entertain the
Topeka Avenue Bridge Luncheon club
saturday at a O'Clock luncheon
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Mrs. Luther Burns entertained a
group of little friends with a line
party at the Isis theater this morning.
Afterward the children enjoyed a VAL
entine luncheon give at Mrs Burns's
home.
Miss Alice Meade will entertain her
bridge-luncheon club at her home Fri
day. There will be guests for three
tables.
Mrs. Glenn Pratt will be the hostess
at a l O'Clock luncheon. to be given
Thursday at her home in Potwin for
the alumnae of Pi Phi sorority.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell P. Lyman
have given the name Philip Ruther-
ford to their little son, born last
Saturdav.
A group of young people who will
dance this evening at the home of
Mss Margot Dillon will include:
Miss Esther DibbIe Miss Dillon
Miss Henrietta Mr.. Leglar Paxton
MOeser Mr.. Willard Rigby
Miss Thelma Stan Mr.. Harold Spicker-
field man
Miss Frances Esterly Mr.. Ernest Dibble
Miss Catherine Mr.. Sheldon Hoge-
Mulliu boom
Miss Margaret Kaye Mr.. Bob Akers
Miss Irene Austin Mr. Willard killiau
Miss Janet Edelbute Mr.. John Mohler
Miss Regina Buch- Mr.. Milton Smith
anaR Mr.. Jack Barnum
Miss Katherine Ray Mr.. Frank Heron
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Miss Edna Peppmeyer will enter
tain few girls at cards next Saturday
afternoon at her home.
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The members Of the Vanity Fair
Bridge Luncheon club will be enter
tanned at a l o'clock luncheon Tues
day. with Miss Lillian Valentine, 625
Pork street, at hostess.
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The L Y. club will give the first
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