The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-14

Mrs Norman Wear entertained the
Monday Whist club at her home on
Topeka boulevard this afternoon
Guests who substituted for absent
members We're: Mrs. J. c. Gafford, her
sister. Mrs. Ayres Lundy of Chicago,
Mrs. J. A. Cole and Mrs. Harold Chase.
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Miss Octavia O'Neil is asking guests
for a luncheon which she will give
Friday noon at the Country club in
compliment TO Miss Katharine Nc
Clintook Of Denver
Mrs. Arthur J. Carruth. Jr.. Will en-
terrain her bridge club at luncheon,
Thursday noon at the Country club.
There will be guests for two tables
of bridge. Mrs Fernley Ginger will
substitute for Mrs. David Page. This
will be the last meeting Of the club
until fall.
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Koontz and their
daughters, Miss Grace KOontz, Miss
Marguerite Koontz and Miss Jeanne
Roontz and Miss Barbara Gault will
spend the week end at the Emerson
Carey home "Wiilowbrook" in Hutch
inson.
Mr. Carey and his sons are well
known in Kansas golf tournaments
and have a beautiful golf course on
the grounds Of the Carey estate.
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Mrs. Frank Southwick entertained
l4tL GothAAA5 NAub tbdtS -AASS A1OAAAC
Hebert was a guest OF the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank &. Willard have
received news OF the birth of daugh-
ter 10 their son, Mr.. Francis Willard,
and Mrs. Willard of Jersey City n. J.
The baby has been named Sally.
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Hiss Marguerite Koontz will be in
charge of the tennis matches which
viii be added to the Ladies' Day ac-
tivitics at the Country club. Tuesday
of each week.
Those who have already signed up
to play are: Mrs. Herbert Guild, Mrs
Louis Hall, Mrs. Holmes Meade. Miss
Georgia Neese. Miss Vivian Ware. Miss
Barbara Gault. Miss Jeanne Koontz
and Miss koontz
other who are interested in playing
tennis on Ladies' Day may call Miss
koontz.
Miss Helen and Miss Ruth Hawkes.
Of Bartlesville. Okla, who are guests
of Miss Juliet Hughes, will leave Fri
day for Syracuse. y. Y, to attend the
Alpha Phi convention.
Following the convention they will
take boat trip down the St. Law
renee river and will be guests for
few days of Miss Barbara farrell. who
will then be stationed at a girls camp
at Burlington. Vt They will also visit
Old Orchard Beach near Portland.
Me. Boston. New Haven, New York,
Chicago and various other points. Both
girls finished Washburn college last
week and will teach in Atchison next
year. Miss Ruth Hawkes. will be in
the high school and her sister will be
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Mrs. Walter Keller had guests yes
terday in honor of her little daughter.
Pesgy Lou, who was one year old
Tuesday.
The guests were: Mrs. d. F. Den
man and children. Darwin and Bar
bara Jean; Mrs. Louis Seamon and
her daughter. Betty Lou: Mrs. W. j.
daughter. Bonnie Lou, Mrs. John wal
ter and her children. Jack and Bob,
and Miss Margaret Keller.
Mrs. Roy Bone and Mrs. J. A Sny-
der were the chaperons at a picnic
given Monday night by Miss Frances
Bone.
The guests included:
Miss Irene Larson Mr. Don Meyers
Miss Florence Lay Mr., Rethel Gross
ton Mr. Harold ThOmp-
Miss Mary Slit Mr. Thomas Crosby
Miss Dorothy Reyn- Mr. Joe Casson
Miss Virginia Mills NJ Wills 11IIds1 D Sn
Miss Catherine Allen Mr.. Philip Wahle
Miss Esther Mary Mr. Norman Jordan
snyder MT Orson McLaugh-
mss mar N'eeH
Camp Riverview east of the city on
Ane river Is proving TO De quite a
summer colony The men at the camp
work in town during the day and mo-
tor home In the evening away from
the heat of Topeka at night. Eight
families are now living at the camp
Ice and groceries are delivered at
the camp. they have erected a dancing
pavilion, and expect soon to have a
motcT beat.
The families livirg at the camp in
clude: Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Haynes.
Mr.. ana Mrs Walter Fox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Haag and Mr.. and Mrs
A Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs K T. Erwin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Howe.
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Senator and Mrs. Hugh T. Fisher
will entertain the members of the
Civilian club and their wives tonight
at their home in Potwin, in honor OF
Mr.. O. r. Stevens OF Wichita. Kan.
Mr.. Dan StuddaTd will give a report
Of the convention at Chattanooga, |
Tenn
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Mrs. Roy Wright entertained the q. |
W C.'s Tuesday afternoon at her I
home on Woodward avenue The /
guests included: Mrs. s E Gardner, /
Miss Pearl D. Gardner and Miss Luna /
d. Gardner, all OF Lyndon. Mrs. NJ. /