The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-26

guests Wednesday night: Mr.. and Mrs.
Kemper, Judge and Mrs James s.
Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Allison,
Miss Louise Jersey,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kounss will
entertain their x Bridge i < club tonight
Two girls of the younger set who
have been close friends since child
hood will be separated the first of the
week when one the girls, Miss kath-
arine Cole, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Cole, enters Kansas university,
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Peppmeyer, en-
tiers Washburn college.
Both girls will finish the grades
this week. Miss Cole. wig has no
small amount of artistic ability, will
take special work mart, studying with
ing several summers ago at Cape Cod,
Mass.
Mrs. Noble Prentis, who was elected
historian last year of the Kansas
WOman's Day club. is in Denver, Coo,
and will be unable to attend the lunch
con and meeting. Mrs. Prentis writes
that she has been asked to address the
Denver Kansas club next Monday. She
expects to return to Topeka late in the
summer or early fall.
Mrs. Matte Toothako Kimball of
Manhattan, vice president of the
Woman's Kansas Day club, will in all
probability, so says gossip concerning
the affairs of the club. be elected
president next Monday for the ensuing
year. Last year Mrs. Kimball very
generously withdrew her name from
the race and supported Mrs. Eva
Morley Murphy, now president of the
club.
Other prominent Kansas women
have been suggested for the office, in
Guiding Mrs. Charles Scott of lola,
who will not be present at the lunch
con; Mrs. Roy Bittman, of Independ-
ence who, it is said, has no intention
Rebecca, Wells Taylor. of Lyons, who
has gone south for the winter. Mrs
Emma Forter, of Marysville, has also
been suggested as a possible candi-
datee
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Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Talbert 915
West Ninth street, entertained their
bridge club Wednesday night Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn Marvill were guests.
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Hostesses at the Beneker Free Art
Exhibit this afternoon and evening
will include: Mrs. c. B. Merriam, Mrs
Chester Woodward and Mrs. Luther
Burns. Those in charge Wednesday
were: Mrs. Malcolm Gray. Mrs. H.
West, Mrs. E. L. H1ndman, Mrs. Byron
Davis, Mrs. J. H. Lee, Mrs. F. Man
speaker and Mrs. William H RICHTER
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+ One little Topeka girl, who will en-
ter high school next week was the
recipient of an offer Wednesday after
noon to do "a solo dance in the gar
den scene in Take 1t From Me"
The little girl is Miss Adele Foster.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Foster of Tyler street. She gave her
dance missile" for the manager of
the company following the afternoon
performance at the theater and was
Immediately offered a position with
the company, but, instead of choosing
an inviting salary. and an opportunity
to enter the fascinating world of the
theater, has chosen to stay at home
for the present, enter high school and
| continue her study of dancing.
Miss Foster gave her dance 'Missie e.
| at the Woman's club dancing party
held last Friday night at Kellam hall
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| The evening Delphian society has
| chosen the name of Beta De1phian as
| its chapter name to designate it from
| the Topeka Delphian chapter At the
| regular meeting at 1880 Thursday eve
| ming at the Y. W. c. A, Miss Ada
| Morrow, who formerly was a music
| teacher in a girls boarding school il
Assault. Egypt, will speak upon hel
! travels thru Egypt, Palestine an6
| southern Europe, in connection with
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