The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-04

Mrs. Davis Miss Julia Whitmer
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The new Year-Books giving the
Ladies' Music club programs are out,
and presa ge@a most interesting winter,
unsteady, for the club and the asso-
Gate members.
The officers for the coming year
| are: Miss Helen Estey. president;
Mrs. Joseph Taggart, vice president;
Miss Euphemia Page, secretary; Miss
Birdine Chandler. treasurer; Mrs.
Mrs. w. d. Updegraff, chairman of
the social committee.
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Mrs c. L. Parker entertained with a
luncheon at the Country club today.
in honor of her sister, Mrs. r. NJ.
Beaver, O. Newkirk. Okla
Places were laid for;
Mrs Beaver Mrs. G. W. Morris
Mrs. F, II. Wright Mrs. E. {. Gunter
Mrs. T. F. Burg Mrs. Della Larson
Mrs. Parker Mary Elizabeth Lar
Mary Ellen Parker son
Mrs. Deayer will return to her home
in Newkirk the first of next week.
It caused B. H C. no end of mental
anguish 10 withhold from the twenty
year ago" colin, the announcement
of an important engagement. Con-
sidering the fact that the subsequent
marriage resulted in a divorce, the re-
marriage of one and the rumored
imminent remarriage of the "other,"
it seemed rather tactleSs to. copy the
announcement. However. with the
present circumstances explained, you
may enjoy this quotation: The af-
finity of their tastes and interests con-
tributes to the felicity of the engage
ment."
Mrs. Henry Strawn will entertain
with children's lawn party this eve
ming, between the hours of and
o'clock, at her hong on West Seventh
street in celebraSon of her little
daughter Peggy's tenth birthday an
niversary. n
Mrs. Strawn will be assisted in en-
Pertaining the children by her mother,
Mrs. B. D. Mize. Mrs. Stanley Cope
land. Mrs. James Lippitt and Mrs.
The little guests will be:
Peggy Strawn Jane Griggs
Mary Hayden Adair MacFarlane
Jane Mills Marcia Mills
Margaret Higgins Elizabeth Jeffries
Carolyn Doster Betty Freeman
Mary Virginia Betty Sayre
Schultz, Kansas Mary Ramsey
City, Mo. Frances Sommer-
Sally Lou GOssett Vile, Kansas City,
Betty Hammeii Elizabeth Monroe
Mary Esther Bone Dorothy Jennings
Rose Mary Turner Florence Allen
Louise Allen Mary LiIlard
Lavon Whisenhand Betty Easton
Lecta Adamson Lorien Kingsbury
Betty Graham Florence Green
Doris Kimmen Ruth Finch
Doris Finch Virginia Lou Davis
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A picnic to be given this evening
will include: Miss Jeanne Koontz.
Miss Edna Peppmeyer. Miss Velma
Blakely, Mr.. willis Anton, Mr.. Walter
Wilson and MEi Neal = purge
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Howard enter
tanned the Boy Scouts, Troop No. 1,
and the Bear Cub troop, both Of the
First Presbyterian church, at their
home, Rose Acres" west of the city.
The boys had a wonderful time, |
boating, fishing, hiking. boxing and
feasting on peaches. They went to
"Rose Acres" Thursday afternoon and |
home this morning.
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Friends of Mr.. and Mrs Langston |
Bacon, Jr.. of Kansas City. Mo-. will |
be interested and sorry to learn that |
their wedding silver has been stolen. /
Mr.. Bacon's father was taking the sill |
yer to his country home for safe keep |
ing while the Langston Bacons were |
away on a motor trip. After having |
driven several miles out of the city. |
Mr.. Bacon had the uncomfortable |
of being followed. The ]
bunch" became so insistent that, al |
tho it was then the middle of the |
afternoon, he drove into the yard OF
farmer whom he knew. He then |
aaghted from the car-hesitated