The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-14

graduated from the schooY of engi-
neering at the University of Missouri
last spring, is now with the Illinois
state highway commission at Paris.
Out of town guests at the wedding
will be:
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Mrs Mabel Clarke Simmons, Tampa, Fla.
Miss Frances Cosby, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Ivah Clark, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Rowena Pierce, Oregon, Mo.
Miss Katherine Grumley, st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Helen Hubbell, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. Ray Cosby, Kansas City, Mo
Mr.. Harold W McCord, Stewardship: Mo.
Mr. Leonard cssseis; Independence * Mo-
Mrs. F. W. Scholle will entertain
the members of Mrs. W. F. Wilker
sons team of the Woman's club
Thursday afternoon at her home in
the congleton a spa5 + &
Mrs. H. L. Peppmeyer will be host
ess at luncheon Friday at her home
for the members of the Topeka Ave-
nue. Bridge Luncheon club.
The following program will be given
at the meeting of the Ladies Music
club to be held Tuesday afternoon,
October II, at Pelletier's tea room:
Brook Nymph". .Preyer
Miss Joanna Gleed
:. ITees ';:..;;;.-'-.-...-... Oscar Rasbach
Mrs. e. j. Coffey
"Air for G String" .............
........J. S. Bach, arranged by Wilhelmj
Miss Hazel Swogger
:. IN Autumn ...-Pearl CHrran
autumn Miss Euphemia Page ''e'iH
Mrs. Charles Kleinhans
Like. Like the Rosebud. La Forge
Mrs Earl Brown
GaVotpe IN ,; 'Gluck
..fHoming" :;-........... Teresa Del Riegoo
Mrs. Henry Dotterweich
Dawn In the Desert '....-...-.---.,.: Ross
Dawn ..--.-.... .Curran
Miss s 1r9 g lewis :
The Monday Evening Art Plays club
will meet Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Eli G. Foster. 81 West Sixth
avenue. Miss Nanon Herren will read
'Skin-Game" by Galsworthy. Miss
Doris Wehe, Miss A. Old and Mr..
Gene Battey will give sketch, THE
Rehearsal
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hunter were
surprised at their home on Western
avenue, the occasion being the forty
second anniversary of their wedding.
Mrs. r. NJ. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Hunter and daughter Jean. Miss Marie
Hunter and Robert Hall Hunter.
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Mrs. Malcolm Gray entertained
guests at bridge Friday. compliment
tary to Mrs. Raymond Wolf, of Platts-
burg, N. Y.
Those playing included:
Mrs Wolf Mrs. Tinkham veale
Mrs Mrs 9. 6. Golwel1 Mrs. Frank Dqrant
Mrs Robert Stewart Miss Leah Belle Duff
The first of a series of afternoon
bridge parties to be given at the
E1ks club this year will be held Fri
day afternoon from $3.50 until 5
o'clock at the Elks club. The guests
will include the wives of members
of the club and out of town guests.
One party will be held each month
during the winter season. An effort
make the first party an especially
enjoyable one.
The hostesses will include:
Mrs. c. !. Martin Mrs. Frank Burrow
Mrs. a. ]. Car Mrs. Paul Heinz
ruth, Jr-
Mrs. E. w. Swan gave a birthday
luncheon this noon at her home in
honor of her small son Dwight, who
is 10 years of age today. Following
the luncheon the boys attended the
Novelty theater.
Those in the party were:
Bernard Kane Ozwin Rutledge
Richard Kane Bill Marshall
Hubert Voigt Alfred Page
Vincent Newman Charles HARLAN
Hamilton Abraham Robert Swan
Dwight Swan
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Mr. and Mrs Paul L. Grady will
have a few guests at dinner Friday
evening complimen to Mr.. and
Mrs. R. F. Jack. of ST. Louis.
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The L and I club will give its an
nuaI birt hdaU ra r.Ir ~