The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-20

very pleasant impression of Topeka.
it's delightful people. attractive Coun-
try club and homes, and the general
beauty of our city.
Miss Roberta McKirahan will give a
piano recital Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Griggs.
The following children will play:
cathaTine catlin Mary Beth Forbes
Catharine Reed Louise Page
Miss Jeanette Price and Miss Hen
r1etta Price will sing and Miss Doris
Kistler will recite-.
DIR. w. n. West. Mr.. J c. Mohler.
Mr. Arthur J. Carruth, jr., Mr.. Car
rol B. Merriam, Mr.. w. z. Bulls, Mr..
W. D. Updegraff and Mr.. John Mohler
will spend the week end at Willow
Brook, the country home of Mr.. Emer-
son Carey of Hutchinson. Mr.. Carey
has a private golf links on which he
and his guests will play.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Tanner cele-
brated their wedding anniversary with
an o'clock dinner given at their
home on Taylor street for Mr.. and
Mrs. Garvin Pryor. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Youngberg and !. MI: and Mrs Tanner
Miss Isabel Shut entertained with
a miscellaneous shower Monday eve
ming at her home in compliment to
Miss Emerald Stricken, whose mar
place Wednesday evening.
The guests included
Miss Strickler Miss Gladys
Miss Miss All Ai ,iS Campbell ,, Cronemeyer
Miss Berniece Martin
Betheney Miss Blanche Evans
Miss Alice Johnson mings
Mrs Boyd Bailey Mrs Milton Shut
Mrs. a. D. Gray will give a talk on
"a Garden" Wednesday noon at Cham
Der of Commerce at the annual Holly
hook day meeting to be held following
lunch which will be served at 1915
O'Clock. Mrs. Ward Burlingame will
tell about an Old Fashioned Garden
and Mrs. ]. H. Sutton will sing several
numbers. All persons who have holly
hooks and wish to exhibit them are
asked to bring the flowers to the
Commercial club.
THERE'S a LITTLE BOY IN OUR
TOWN
Who with another small boy runs
a pop stand. Just recently the two
small business managers decided they
would take the afternoon off and be-
gan looking around for some one to
tend the stand while they were gone.
After much discussing of the matter
it was decided that they would permit
two small girls on their street, the
privilege of dispensing pop for the at
ternoon. The two small girls came
over. cheerfully worked all afternoon
and received in payment from the en-
terprising pop vendors, one bottle of
pop with two straws in it.
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Mrs. B. L. De Garmo and her
daughter Miss Mable Hults. have re-
south and east. Mrs. De Garmo at
tended commencement exercises at
Virginia college where Miss Hults has
been attending school for the past two
years. Miss Hults received her degree
in academic and dramatic work this
year and will return next year and
graduate in the expression course.
Miss HultS was awarded one of the
high honors of the school, being
elected by the students as vice preSi-
dent of the student governing council.
Mrs. De Garmo and her daughter
motored to Natural Bridge, Va, follow
ing commencement where they spent
some time. They also were at Vir-
ginia Beach. Ocean View, Norfolk and
spent a short time in Chicago, en- route
home. Miss Hults will spend the sum-
mer here with her parents, returning
to school in the fall.
The members of the Square Circle
club, and friends were guests of Capt.
and Mrs. w. P. MacLean Monday eve
ming at the Industrial school. north of
the city. Following dinner the boys of
the school gave a program of drills. |
songs and stunts. Mr.. Fred Voiland |
gave a short talk following the pro-
gram, and the remainder of the eve
ming was spent in dancing.
The guests of the evening were:
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Lee, Long Beach, Cal. |
Mr.. and Mrs Matt Brennan
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKernan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orie S. lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. V. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Nolier.
pr and Mrs C r. Siiverthorne.
Mrs. Mary Hazel McGOvern.
Mrs NJ. f. Culver.
DIR. and Mrs. Galen f. Crook.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Sewers
Mrs WAITE Lytle; of Las Vegas. n NJ.
Mr., and Mrs. J. z Armstrong
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mcfarland.
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Kahn,
Miss Dorothy Puffer Mr.. Irwin Vincent
Miss Helen Travis Mr.. Arlo Hubbard
Miss Helen Rosen Mr.. William NoIIer,
N f Edwin itRf Car Carroll. Of Mr.. HH. Lewis
Alma Mr. George p. Mel
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. chior
Lee Mr. W. W. Eden
Miss Agnes Nelson Mr. W. Schroeder
Miss Edna Shields Mr.. NJ. w. Scott
Miss Elsie Campbell Mr.. W. II. Shields
Miss Eva Tarro Sen. c. f. Carroll,
Mr.. Carlos Hobbs of Alma
Mr.. W. W. Culver Mr.. Fred VoIland
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The Rota club members will picnic
Wednesday night at Edgewater Beach.
The members will meet at o'clock
at the Santa Fe Watch company.
where transportation 10 the Beach will
be provided.