The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-17


Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Croft
Miss Katharyn Al Miss Mabel Howard
baugh Miss Frances Olander
Miss Helen Jordan Miss Eveieen White
Miss Eunice Hobbs Miss Ivah Ratnes
Miss Louise MeKown Mr.. Jerry Puffer
Miss DORothV Mr.. Henry Anton
Bergman Mr.. Ray Beers
Miss Barbara Gault Mr.. Lucien Thrill
Miss MarJora Blank Mr.. Francis wilson
Miss Ann Weight Mr.. Charles Holman
man Mr.. Toll Ware
Miss Dorothea EngIe Mr. irwin Vincent
Miss Ruth Marsh Mr.. Alfred Cole
Miss Edna Pepp- Mr. Sheldon Hoge-
meyer boom
Miss Marguerite Mr.. Richard Hall
KoOntz Dr. James Stewart
Miss Helen Bennett Mr.. Richard Mckee
Miss Ruth Graham Mr.. J. McCloskey
Miss Ruth Lemon Mr.. Ralph Glenn
Miss Mildred Lewis Mr.. AdoIphus
Miss Mildred Bra Thomas
nine Mr. Charles Allen
Miss Lenore Collins Mr. John Parkinson
Miss Charlotte Mr.. Ned Fleming
Meyers Mr.. John Raster
Mrs. Frank Burrow Mr.. Don Taliaferr0
MISC Annette Ntcon Mr.. Phil Fable
Miss Virginia Miller Mr.. Willis.Anton
Miss Forrestine Mr.. Phil Walker
Blank Mr.. Glenn Davis
Miss Marian Will Mr.. John Bauerlein
nams Mr.. Legler Paxton
Miss Helen Lucas Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland
Miss Margaret Morns Mr.. Perry Steiner
Miss Lucille Heym( Mr.. Edgar Wingett
Miss Orpha Baugh- Mr.. Charles Currie
man Mr.. Robert Bell
Miss Grace koontz Mr.. Fred Ice
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DR.. and Mrs. J. L. B. Eager will en-
terrain guests at an informal dinner
party Saturday evening at Pelletier's
tea room complimentary to their sis
ter, Mrs. c. c. Baker, of St Louis, Mo,
who is their guest.
Covers will be laid for:
Mrs. Baker.
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sadler J. Hodgins.
Mrs. J. P. Root.
Mrs. William NJ. Daish, Kansas City.
Mr.. Frederick W. Allen, Kansas City.
Dr. and Mrs. Eager
The members of the alumnae chap
ter of Pi Beta Phi sorority are plan
ming a bridge party to be given Satur-
day afternoon, April %, at the Elks'
club.
The party will be given for the Cat
linburg, Tenn, settlement school,
which is supported by the voluntary
gifts from Pi Phi members and chap
ters- During the fall and winter over
one hundred children of the noun
taineers attended the school, some of
them walking a distance of six miles
each way. in order r to attend
Miss Pauline Mcvey will entertain
the Alpha Phi alumnae Bridge club,
Saturday afternoon.
The first of the series of musicales
Alpha Iota sorority will give. was held
Thursday afternoon at Pe1letier's Tea
room with about one hundred guests
present.
The aIumnae of the sorority were as
sisted during the afternoon by the
patronesses, Mrs. Eli G.. Foster, Mrs.
f. A. Derby and Mrs. Henry v. Stearns.
OF the numbers played by Miss
Helen Scott. MacDowelrs allegro
from Sonata Tragica" seemed to be
the best received number. Miss Hazel
Swogger, violinist, played Seventh
Concerto by De Beriot, which
brought much enthusiastic applause
from the audience. The number
which Miss Ruth Elizabeth Tandy
sang. which was especially fine, was
the Aria from ..Heroiade."
Mrs Milton Miller entertained her
Bridge-Luncheon- club today at her
home. The guests substituting for alb
sent members included: Mrs. Merrill
Mills, Mrs. Edwin Kistler and Mrs.
Russell Frost
Mrs. Burchie Graves entertained
the members of her card club at
luncheon Thursday noon. There were
places for: Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mrs.
o. Stevenson, Mrs. G. Blair, Mrs. C.
Sherrard and Mrs. l. Evans.
Mrs. NJ. Alexander and Dr. Mary
Al6AaIQCE OL I'll OOlSSS avenue nave
asked guests this evening compli-
mentary to Miss Sarah and Miss Mary
Hare of Steubenville, o., who are visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Sam Alexander.
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THERE'S A SMALL BOY IN OUR
TOWN
Who has bobbed hair. When he
goes to the barber shop, as the scis-
sors snip the hair at the front of his
head, the barber always says, shut
your eyes, little boy, so the hair won't
get in them.' The little boys father
is one of our we'll known business men,
and has a herd of Jersey cattle. Not
long ago he was clipping the tails of
several small calves. when the young
son who was watching him shouted,
shut your eyes, little calf, so the hair
won't get in EN-
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The Argonauts will meet Saturday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.
c. Nicholson. Miss Myrtle Kelley will
have the book review instead of her
sister, Miss Anna Kelley, who is at
Excelsior Springs.
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