The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-26


1922-was added to the lines of en-
craving.
/ The order was accepted. the cards
were engraved and approved and done
up in a large package in readiness for
! the annual selection of the ever-in-
complete mailing list.
The day came for the addressing
and the cards could not be found. The
husband claims he brought them
home. The wife claims she never saw
them. The house. the office. the gar
age, the car-every available place
was searched. No cards. And the hour
too late to engrave another supply.
So down the street Mrs. Mitchell
scampered and filled her mailing list
with the cards that were left over
from the picking and plucking on the
bargain counters.
Almost any day now it is believed
the missing package viii he found
Thereby arises a question: Mrs.
Mitchell finds them at home wills she
tell her husband? If Mr.. Mitchell finds
them at the office will he tell his wife?
y Yuletide tragedy, nevertheless
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AIrs Ralph McDaniels will be
hostess at an informal party Wednes-
day afternoon at her home
The guests will include:
Mrs. r. H. Tucker. Fort Worth.
Mrs. W. S. Glover.
Mrs. Paul Palmer
Mrs. Charles Martin, Pittsburg.
Kan
Mrs. Earl Glover
Mrs. ]. c. Lockhart.
Mrs Fred Sipp-
Miss Louise Page. the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ward Page, will en-
tertain with Christmas party at her
home on Lane street, this evening.
The guests will be:
Miss Martha kiene.
Miss Helen Bunger
Miss Constance Bone
Miss Helen Layton
Miss Sallie Lillard
Miss Vera Noigt
Miss Florence AIcKeever
Miss Marjorie Nelson
Miss Martha Du Mars
Miss Phyllis Newman
Miss Elizabeth Guy
Miss Ioui freeman
Mr.. Robert Swan
Mr. Brinton Woodward
Mr.. Dan Esterley
Mr.. Allison Hill
Mr.. Wayne Rankin
Mr.. William Marshall
Mr.. Ozwin RutledGe
Mr.. Eldridge SchrNer
Mr.. Harlan Steele
Mr.. Tom johnson
Mr.. Alfred Page.
Mrs. ]. L. Armstrong will entertain
the Thursday bridge club at her home.
1896 Kansas avenue
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The Topeka Audubon society will
have an all day field trip Wednesday.
This is for the purpose of taking the
annual bird census The members
will meet on Washburn campus at 9
a. m From there they will go west
ward, returning to town for luncheon
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. q.
Wood. In the afternoon the party will
go north along the Calhoun bluffs.
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Miss Blanche McLsod Will give a
recital Thursday evening at eight
O'Clock at Mrs. e. d. Clithero's' studio.
All friends are cordially invited to at
tend. Miss Mcleod is graduate of
Washburn college and is now teaching
in Oakland.
Group four IF the Central Congre-
gational church will give a surprise
party Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs F. NJ Spencer, 1852
Garfield avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Porter entertained
with Christmas dinner at their home, \
2235 Laurel avenue
The guests present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Porter, Kan
sas City
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter
Mrs. Clarence Ward
Miss Verlo Porter
Miss NeIlis Van Herwynen
Mr.. Leonard Porter
Mr.. Edward Porter
The annual X L. Jayhawk Scrim
to be given at kellam hall this evening
is a benefit fund affair. Money above
expenses will go to the Stadium Union
fund of the University of Kansas. |
There will be novel decorations. re-
freshments and favor dances. An
eight-piece orchestra will furnish the
music. Many alumni present stu |
dents of X. U. and other Topekans
are planning to attend the party. Card |
tables for those who do not care to |
dance will be provided
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Carroll enter /
tanned with a Christmas dinner at /
their home.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. I,
r. II. Carroll. of Kansas City: Mr.. and 4
Mrs. NJ. d Brown and children. Miss .
Minty Jacobs OF St Joseph. and Dr. I
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Hill 1921 I
Harrison street. sntertaineds with a I
family dinner Christmas day. Covers /
were laid for: Mr. and Mrs. Dwight I
Thacher Harris and children, Edward 4
and Martha Kansas city. Kan: Mr..
and Mrs. j. Z. Nausbinder. Lake
View; Mr. Z. p. Harris. Hot Springs. I
Ark. Mr.. George Connell. Moran.
Kan; Mr.. Z. NJ. Hill. Mr.. B. H. Hill,
Miss Edith Hubbard. Mrs C J. Glib
son, and Mr.. and Mrs Fred j. HILL
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Mr. and Mrs. 5. Scrinopski. 42S
Tyler street. announce the marriage /
Of their daughter. Jane. of Eldorado. l.
to Mr.. Edwin y. Wald, of Louisiana
Mo.
The marriage took place in Kansas
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