The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-12

ing at their home complimentary to
Mrs. Frank H. Hughes. who will leave
Thursday night for Salt Lake City to
make her future home. There were
places for eight.
One of the newest of new things
shown in the New York shops, says a
Topeka woman who has returned
from the east, are bracelets of black
silk. from which hang punches of
GRAPES in jade lapjs or coral.
The Primary department of the
First Presbyterian church will give an
Easter party, Friday afternoon from
until o'clock at the primary rooms
of the church. All children in this
department and their mothers are in
vited to attend the affair.
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Mrs. c. B. Zook, who is chairman
of the committee appointed by the
Topeka Missionary Federation to
plan the Union Christian college
campaign has called a meeting to be
held Thursday at the Y NJ. C. A
at 3 o'clock. Other members of the
committee include, Mrs. A. Garnett
and Mrs. e. w. Martin. Meeting with
this committee will be representatives
from all the various churches in the
Federation who will formulate fur
ther plans for the College Day lunch
con to be given at the Y W. C. A.
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Mrs. Thomas Ewing will entertain
the members of her bridge-luncheon
club with a 1 O'Clock luncheon Thurs
day at Hadden Hall.
There will be places for:
Mrs. Fred Shella- Mrs VIII Berry
M4 4aT re HeatherIy Ms 1 hssRa PHPs,D,
Mrs. James Nelson Mrs. Ernest Baker
Mrs. F. Brown Mrs. Frank Middle
Mrs. VIII Lyman ton
Mrs A B Matthew'S
Mrs John Marsh
THERE'S a WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who is wondering why we never
hear nowadays of an elopement. Have |
they gone out of style or is it because
in this day and generation dad and |
mother always give their consent, and !
there is no need for the romantic |
el0pements of fey y years & aso2
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Frances Perry of Minneapolis, |
Mimi, VINO will attend the Y. W. C. A. |
conference at Hot Springs, Ark, will |
be the guest of her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Perry, en- route back to Mime
apolis.
Hemstitching. Baer's Hat SHOP
Mr.. and Mrs T r. Paxton, Mrs
Burgess Van Eechten, Mrs V. z.
Hawkins. and Mr.. Legler Paxton ex-
pect to motor to Kansas City Thurs H
day to spend the Easter vacation.
Miss Lillian Kirkpatrick has gone 4
to Lincoln, Neb., to spend a week.
Lilies, rabbits. chickens or egg
moulds and egg center brick ice cream
for your Easter Sunday dinner. The /
Topeka Pure. Milk Co. Phones SGT. |
Miss Marian Reid who has spent a
short time here with her grand |
mother, Mrs. NJ. o. Low, has returned /
to Kansas university.
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church will sell Easter baskets and |
Easter dolls at Warden's JeweIry
Store all day Commonwealth.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Blinn has gone to
Oma ha, Neb., to visit her son, Mr..
Willis Blinn and Mrs. Blinn.
Miss Marion Benton will spend the |
Easter vacation in Manhattan as the 1
guest of Miss Nina Burgess.
Hot waffles with maple syrup, every /
Wednesday and Friday morning. at
Y. W. C ADV
Miss Pansy Antrim and Miss Minnie
McGrew who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Wayte c. Lyle of La Cueva, |
N Mex. have returned home.
Mr.. Raymond E Early is spending /
a few days here on business. He is
the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
De Lux Harmony Quintet at Fair
bury, Neb., as pianist. Mr.. and Mrs. Il
Early also have Mr.. Hubert Adams, 4
of Marysville, Kan, as a guest
Furs remodeIed. -Baer's Hat Shop. H
ADV. II
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Moncrieff left
Tuesday for several weeks visit in
Phoenix, Ariz., Dallas and Galveston,
Tex, New Orleans, La. and Ardmore,
Okla
Miss Mary Capper of Chicago is
spending few weeks here visiting
Jonquils for sale. 2 u cts. each. 81
per hundred. Christs Hospital Gar
den.-Adv II
SAILOR FRIEDMAN IN JAIL