The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-03

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TT Institute, who was the speaker of
/ me afternoon
y The department of music, of which
| Mrs. George Parkhurst is chairman n.
1850 yesterday morning. The depart
! ment will study operas during the
coming club year, which will be very
interesting and constructive work,
| musically, and will no doubt promote
a great interest in music and in the
department.
The opera under study yesterday
was Saint Saens' Samson and De-
| direction of Dean Henry V. Stearns of
| Washburn, sang the Song of Spring."
The piano accompaniment was played
| by Miss Bernice Hemus. Mrs Henry
terweich. sang, "Delilah's Song of
! Spring" Lend Me Thy Might and
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice.
Other selections from the opera.
and Sore My Distress" were given by
Caruso Victrola records.
The story of the opera was read by
Mrs. Parkhurst
Mrs. A. H. Prater had her bridge
luncheon club at her home Wednes-
day. Miss Juliette Brown of Chicago,
house guest of Mrs. William Tomlin-
SON vase guest Of + the = club
Mrs. L. L. Kiene entertained
number of Potwin children at her
home this afternoon for her daughter,
Martha.
The guests included:
Miss elizabeth Guy Mr.. Joe joe L 1GinSa
Miss Constance Bone Mr.. Lex Scott
MISS MISS SalIie Lnlard Mr.. Howard Johnson
son Mr.. Wendell Sar-
Miss Jane Akers Mr.. Newman Jeffrey
Miss Martha Kiene Mr.. Ozwin Rutledgs
Mrs. Barney Ley entertained at
the Devon. Places were laid for
eight guests.
The Rambler club held an all day
Ramsey, Wednesday, making bath
robes for the children of the Tuber-
cular sanatoriun.
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Mrs. F. c. Gibbs will give a six
o'clock dinner party this evening for
her little daughters. Jean and Lucy.
Places wiIr>be laid for the following
children:
T 8, IS Mekeever Mary Elizabeth
Doris Kistler Barbara Kaye
Mildred stansfieId Lucy Gibbs
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Several women from the Lawrence
dlICnoSo LI6 ldSI IzdQlSS
Day festivities of the Country club.
The out of town guests at the Coun-
try club luncheon were:
Mrs. @. c. Stewart Mrs Henry Asher
Mrs. Van Bruner Mrs. J. r. Henry
Mrs. Arthur Weaver Mrs. c. J. Topping
MIS- o. Barteldes Mrs Harry Green
Mrs. =. Gustafson Mrs. A. B. Mitchell
Mrs. Fredo Barteldes
Places were laid for:
Mrs. W. D. Updegraff Mrs. James G. Stew
Mrs f. D. ClftheFo art
Mrs. w. e. Bulls Mrs E. L. Hindman
Mrs. W. Z. Davis Mrs. Carl Ulffers
Mrs. F. c. Gibbs Mrs. W. E. Brelsford
Mrs. Frank Burrow Mrs. Tom LilIard
MIS-. James Hayes Mrs. John Du Mars
Mrs. Win Miller Mrs. J. A. Cole
Mrs. Don Pierce Mrs George StaebTer
Mrs Harry South Mrs. c. A. Scott
wick Mrs Griffith Bonner
Mrs. n B. Burge Mrs. W N. Nils
Mrs. John G. Waters Mrs. A. z. Van Petten
Mrs. W. c. Nc Mrs. Hugh Fisher
Donough Mrs Russell Frost
Mrs ". w. Strick- Mrs. W. H. Eastman
land Mrs. Albert Patten
Mrs. Edmund ]. Kulp Mrs. o. f. Narcotic
Mrs. E. c. Arnold Miss Mary Kramer
Mrs. r. s. McFadden Miss Genevieve Funk
There was a great deal OF interest in
the awarding of the Ralph Peterson
McF'adden, who had the best aggre-
gate score of the season.
Mrs. w. D. Updegraff, who has been
chairman OF the woman's golf COM
was presented with a Deautl-
full sterling silver pitcher in apprecia-
ton of the splendid work she has done
during the summer. The presentation
Of the pitcher was made by Mrs. w.
A Billy, and the Ralph Peterson cup
was awarded to Mrs McFadden by |
Mrs. Updegraff.
Mrs. c. A. Scott had as her luncheon
guests at the Country club, Thursday |
noon, Mrs. Claude E Smith, Mrs. A. |
z. Scott and Mrs Edwin Nellis.
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The Kappa Alpha Theta a1umnae |
chapter will have luncheon Saturday |
noon in the Y. w. C. A. private dining
room.
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A surprise party was given Thurs
day night for Mr.. and Mrs. John Biehl
at their home, 715 Garfield avenue.
The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Eyer
Mr. and Mrs. z. L. Payne
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. W. Houser
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Grice
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Read
Mr.. and Mrs J. =. Biehl
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Farris
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Eversole
Mr.. and Mrs John WorsteI
Mrs. Rosa Gieger Mr.. John H. Kahrs
Mrs Annabel Foster Lillian and Willard
Mrs. Mabel Qualls Read
Mrs. Leila vickland Eugene King
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Mr. and Mrs q II Rjker will on