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

] NASDAS
Mrs. Mildred stanton Schwartz
The guests were:
Mrs. Thomas Frost Mrs Grace Brefner
Mrs. c. E Elliott Bradley
Mrs v b. Kistler Mrs Mildred Stanton
Mrs. f. l. HkRdman Schwartz
Mrs George Port Miss Loura Perry
MS Roy R. Moore Miss Bsrty schiek
Mrs. J. 7. Bair Miss Lillian Kirk
Mrs A. B. Kirk patrick
patrick Miss Martha valen-
Mrs NJ L. Bliss Miss Lillian Valen-
Mrs V. E Hawkins tine
| Miss Hazel Swogger Miss Helen Scott
| Miss Lorraine Haner DIR. E J .hulp
l Mrs John Kinkel Mrs Frank Squires
| Mrs. s J. Hodgins Mrs. w A Biby
Mrs. Ralph Campbell
The girls who are members of the
Santa F-e Girls basketball team and
/ their friends were entertained Mon
| day evening at party given by Miss
Virginia Smith, captain of the team.
| A special feature of the evenings
| entertainment was the presentation
| Of a handsome white sweater to 7.
D. Neal by the team in appreciation
/ of his interest and work as coach and
| referee during the season. Mrs r.
| w Pence, the official chaperon of
the team, was presented with a box OF
| candy. and during the evening Miss
| Smith was surprised with a kitchen
| shower given by her guests. the gifts
| to be added to the contents of her
| hope box
The guests included:
Mrs Robert Pence Miss Fern Tiffany
| Miss Charity Anstett Mr.Bueu D. Painter
| Miss Mary Rees Mr. Karl B. Abmeyer
| Miss Vera Smith Mr. T. D Neal
/ Miss Myrtle Simmer Mr. Frank Reffelt
man Mr.. John MeNair
Miss Pyrle Dur Mr. Roy Harsch
Tough . "a.
The Langstaff class of the Central
| Z church will meet We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. J. P
! WahIe. 1909 Clay street. The assist
! ing hostesses will include: Mrs. e
Langstaff, Mrs. Frank Early, Mrs J.
| X. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Guy kiene-
The Mizpah class of the First Pres
| byterian church will meet in the
| church parlors Wednesday afternoon
| include: Mrs. w R. Smith. Mrs.
| Frank Smith, Mrs. w. A. Smith, Mrs
J. P. Smith, Mrs H. C Smith The
| associate members of the class are
especially invited to attend the meet
ing.
The Wah-no-quahs of the Toltec
Rite Will give a dancing party We'd
nesday night at Kellam hall The
guests will be the members Of the or
ganization, also Masons and De Mo-
| lays
The woman's Home Missionary So
| efety of the Trinity Methodist church
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
ESQ o'clock at the home of Mrs
George Arker, 1909 Polk street
The Knife and Fork club met Nom
day night for a dinner at the Y w
c. A Two new members were added
to the club Mrs Paul Montgomery
and DR.. Helen Moore.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Thomas Creary and son Rob
ert Will 60 TO Wamego the latter part
of this week to spend several days
Mr. Albert T. Reid of New York
City is spending several days in Law
renee with his daughter. Miss Marian
Reid He will also visit in Topeka be-
fore returning east
Miss Ann Sweet will go to Kansas
City Wednesday to attend a part OF
the convention of the Association OF
University Women to be held there
beginning tomorrow
DR. F. E Isern1an, dentist, extrae-
ton and x-ray s21 Kansas Ave
Adv
Mrs. Nat Black returned from Chi
cago today where she had spent the
past ten days. Mrs. Blacks mother,
City during her daughters absence.
has also returned home
Mrs B. F. Morgan of Clay Center is
spending a few days as the guest of
Mrs W F. Bowen and Dr. W F.
Bowen
Mrs. z. Langstaff and daughter.
Miss Florence Lanzstaff, will leave
Thursday for Emporia to spend a
month with Mrs Langstaff's son. Mr.
Frank Langstaff- From there they
will go to the coast to spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Annie Blower Patten viii ar