The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-14
IF. W. Hill Home Portrait.

to- play bridge will call later in the
afternoon for tea.
Women who are interested in the
charitable activities of the club and
in the annual party are beginning to
make reservations for the affair now
The club officers are: Mrs. Chester
Woodward, president; Mrs. Frank
Merriam, vice president; Mrs J. C.
Mohler, treasurer; and Mrs. W. B.
Swan, secretary.
Senator and Mrs. Hugh Fisher will
give a dinner this evening at their
home in Potwin, followed by a theater
party at the Grand for their small son
Edward, who is II years old today.
Covers will be laid for:
Edwin Fisher ArIand Monroe
Edward Mulholland Charles Stevens
Clinton Sehonberger Robbie sehonherger
Afford Weaver John Kenzer
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Mrs. William Metzdorf will enter
tain her bridge club Tuesday at her
home in Harrison street.
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Once a year all branches of the
Girls Friendly society of America give
an entertainment at which a free will
offering is taken, the proceeds of
which go to the central council for
the extension work of the national or
branch will give vaudeville revue on
Tuesday evening at Guild hall.
Miss Frances Moore and Miss Eva
Crow are in charge of the program,
and among those taking part are Miss
Esther Walker, Miss Eveleen White,
Miss Saraleen Curtis, Miss Frances
Moore, Miss Eva Crow, Miss Regina
Buchanan, Miss Hulda Thoren, Miss
Rebecca Gartner. Miss Julia Marshall,
Miss Mildred Nicholas, Miss Esther
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Thelma Stanfield, Miss Gatewood Wag-
ner, Miss Blanche Black, Miss Frances
Haupt, Miss Dorothy Puffer, Miss Ada
Wagner, Mrs. Carl Bolmar, Mrs.
Laura Kiene, Miss Christine Wilcox,
Miss Betty Graham, Miss Colleen
Mr.. Earl Hotchkiss.
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The Grade Teachers club will have
a luncheon Friday, October 20, at IL
O. clock at the Warren NJ Crosby tea
room. Rabbi Wise, of New York City,
will be the honor guest and speaker
of the day.
An engagement of interest to their
many friends is that of Miss Pauline
Katharine Schaefer and Mr.. Maker
L. Carlson, of Amarillo. Texas, which
was announced Friday night at a
party given by Miss Schaefer's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Schaefer, at
their home. The wedding will take
place the last of November.
The colorS of pink and white were
carried out in both the decorations
and refreshments. Miss Schaefer has
for the past three and one-half years
been with the firm of Don Henry &
Company of this city. Mr. Carlson is
former Topekan, and is connected
with the santa Fe Railway company,
at the present time being stationed at
Amarillo, Texas.
Those present included:
Mrs. G. H. Litsinger Miss Grace
Mrs. Dan N. Henry Scrinopskie
hfs. katharine Miss Bessie johnson
Oockernan Miss Odessa Long
Mrs. James Doyle of berg
Oklahoma City, Ok Miss Billy Cain of
Mrs. E. Lightbody of Perry Kan
Rock Greek. Kan. Miss Neil FifzperaId
MIS- Ghf1ord Kinds Miss Elsie Wilhelm
Mrs. Geo. Knowles perI
MISS Eleanor Schae- Miss Katie Kuester
Ter Miss Freda Carlson
Miss Ruth Ravens
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Mrs. Arthur Engle, formerly Miss
Ruf1ne Coffey. was an honor guest at
a miscellaneous shower given at the
home of Miss Ruth Caulsen this after
noon by the girls of the tracing de-
partment of the Santa Fe general
offices.
Those present were:
MIS-. Engie Mrs Wilbur Bogard
Miss Enid Carson Mrs Tunus Cunning
MISS gladys Norton ham, Dodge City