The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-17

! their year with a picnic held Tuesday
at the D. H Forbes quaint and at
tractive- country home, with Mrs Lee
Forbes as the hostess
A picnic lunch was spread on the
| porch and enjoyed by the following
members and guests:
Mrs. Cart NelIis MrsH. L. P Hillyer
Mrs. L. h Greenwood Mrs. Matthew Mac
Mrs Charles Cooper ferran
Mrs Joh n Waters ya Mrs. Frank MerTiek
Mrs Albert Roseen Mrs. L. Z. Taylor
Mrs. Ralph Moore Mrs. Clara Pinkham
Mrs. A Mills Mrs Harry Forbes
| Miss Muriel Lyman Miss Grace Frost
/ Miss Nellie Lescher Miss Fe Waters
Miss Edna Haywood Miss Helen Currie
The newly elected officers of the
| club are: President, Mrs Lee Forbes;
vice president, Miss Edna Haywood;
second vice president, Miss Nellie
Lescher; secretary and treasurer, Mrs
Albert Roseen-
| The Good Government club pro-
gram to be given Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs p. J. CIevenger, will
| be in charge of Miss Ceora Ianham
and will be on Recreation"
The following talks and musical
numbers have been arranged:
Women as an Entertainer'-Mis
Ceora. Lanham.
Recreation for Topeka"-Mr Rob
ert McGiffert.
Movies as Recreation'-Mr
! Lee NIOIIQ0
What Entertains Me"-Discussion
led by Mrs. Clara Hazelrigg.
Vocal trio-Miss Maud Mary Kline,
Miss Ruth Isaacson and Miss Loretta
Harper.
Vocal duet-Miss Inez Tiffany, Miss
Juanita Mcdowell
Reading = Miss Mary Elizabeth
Fowler.
Miss Maud Mary Kline will be in
charge of the musical program.
The following members of a Bridge
club and a few guests will go to Lake
View Friday morning where they will
Mrs. F. A Rooster Mrs Herbert Clark
Mrs W g. Diekie Mrs a. C. Lagerwan
Mrs. d. w. Studdard Mrs William Jacobs
Mrs.A B. Matthews Mrs. Frank Scott
Mrs Ralph RAIDER Mrs; r. A. Finney
Mrs. Jay Close entertained the
members of her sewing club this aft
ernoon at her home, 91s Polk street.
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Mrs. f. D. Clithero announces a
series of twelve recitals to begin
Thursday evening, May IS, at Sis
O'Clock at her studio, 912 Fillmore
street. The public is invited.
The first program will be given by
little Betty Jane Graham, who will
Other pupils who will give complete
programs the next six weeks are
MauEjne Gunter, Esther Mullin, Miss
Ida Lee Ellis, Miss Eta Mcleod. Miss
Peterson. Mrs. Allyn Stone. Miss
Gladys Robb will give her teachers
certificate program. Miss Thelma
Sternfheyer, Miss Mary Stonebeck and
Miss Irma Caldwell will give the last
three prograns
WHAT NEXT
We wonder will be put on the mar
ket for The feminine public to see
and buy? The latest thing in New
which have just been offered by one
of the big stores there. They are
made fcrsummer wear from imported
pink and white. Lavender and white
eheekea s'hsns
Mrs. George Alien will be hostess to
the Alpha Phi Bridge club Saturday
afternoon at her home, 900 Huntoon
street.
a group of young natrons having
lunch Tuesday noon at the Chocolate
shop and later playing bridge at the
home of Mrs. w. A. Fitzpatrick on
Clay street, included:
Mrs. W. w. Eden Mrs. W. A. Fitz-
Mrs. William H patrick
MN Met RdS Brown Mrs Mrs S @sn s 9aeobs
Mrs. r. D. Paine Mrs E. E Rousch
The lows" of the Monday Dinner !
Bridge club will entertain the highs |
with a dinner tonight at Pel1etier's tea |
room and will spend the evening play I
ing cards at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
c. H. Haskell, 211 CORTLAND avenue. |
Those in the party will be: |
Mr. and Mrs Haskell
Mr. and Mrs. ]. R. johnson
Judge and Mrs. Paul Heinz
Mr.. and Mrs. William Metzdorf
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown
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A stag smoker and buffet supper |
will be given, Friday evening, at the |
University club. for the members and |
their friends.
Mrs. w. II. Kern entertained with
birthday party in honor of /
Mr.. Kern. Tuesday night at their
home in West street. The following
guests were present:As Mr. and Mrs. |
L. j. Molz, Mr. and Mrs. F. e. Crow
Their, Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Molz, Mr.. and /
Mrs. J. A. Shearer, Mr.. and Mrs H
B. Lovett, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Griggs, |
Miss Nora Norris and Miss Dorothy
Anna Richter. Miss Cora Bailey, MissJ
Mary linn, Miss Lola Molz, Miss Ethel
linn, Mr.. Fred Kern. of Pittsfield,
Ill, Mr. Homer Garrison, Mr.. Earl
Mr.. Guernsey Lake, Mr.. Will
liam Kern and Master Warren Crow
Their.
The Gamma Theta chapter of Sigma
Alpha Iota will have its monthly
luncheon and business meeting at Pei
letters tea room Thursday at II
D clock
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Mrs. Frank W. Durein will give her
diploma recital Thursday evening at
the studio of Miss Karolyn B. Whit
tlesey on West Sixth avenue Mrs.
Robert HalIeck and Mrs. Milton Crou
will usher.
The program will include:
'Gavotte and Musette". S Bach
Allegro Motto" .................P. NJ Bach
Twelfth Nocturne"- .-..............C Chopin
sEtude ExhiIarafionf' MOschaIeS