The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-17

day at her. home. complimentary to
Mrs. John Green of Chicago and Mrs.
the guests OF Mrs. Albert Green.
Mrs. PARIS guests will be:
Mrs Green Mrs. A. T. Lucas
Mrs. n; b. Bgrge Mrs. Frank Lager
Mrs Mrs W T Davis Mrs. W. G Dl &
Mrs. Albert Green Miss Anna Pulley
Mrs. A. d. Birch entertained two
tables of bridge at the Country club
this afternoon.
The guests were:
Mrs. E; N, Bracket Mrs W + R Rrelsford
Mrs. Charles Bryan Miss Ella Bailey
Mr. c. B. Merriam has returned
from a motor trip thru the east. Mr..
and Mrs Merriam have been spending
several weeks in South Dartmouth.
Mass, where their son, Mr.. Jack Mer-
RAM Joined them about ten days ago
Mrs Merriam and Mr.. Jack Merriam
will motor home early In september
Mrs. John Dean, Jr, Mrs. Ted La
gerstrom. Miss Cynthia Monroe and
Miss Edith Connen had luncheon to-
gether at the Chocolate shop Wednes
day.
Mrs. Raymond Wolfe of Plattsburg,
n. Y, Is spending several weeks with
her mother, Mrs. w. E. Culver. She
was accompanied home to Topeka by
Miss Annette NicolI and Miss Eliza
beth Culver, who have been her guests
at Plattsburg for some time. Miss
Nicoll. Miss Culver and Mrs. Wolfe
took a boat trip down the st. Law
renee from Montreal previous to their
departure for the west. They also
visited in Chicago en- route home.
Miss Nicoll and Miss Culver both
attended the national convention of
the Alpha Phi sorority held in the east
earlier in the * X <
The meeting of the Wednesday,
Bridge-Luncheon club to have been
held Friday with Miss Clyde Bone
brake as hostess has been postponed
Mrs. Henri Strawn chaperoned a
group of little girls at a picnic given
this afternoon at Children's park.
Those who attended the picnic
Eleanor schriver Mildred Frick
Rose Mary Turner Peggy Strawn
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Mrs. Don r. Paine gave a birthday
party Wednesday afternoon at her
Peggy, who was years of age. Miss
Helen Harper, Miss Ruth Perry and
Miss Vivian Paine assisted.
The children included:
Peggy Paine Antoinette Alderman
jean Marie Shreves Betty Jane wahl
Robbie Hagan Kathleen Hunt
Janet Hunt Jane Harper
June Bernice Maxine Shields
Prather Josephine Drew
Frances Duckett Georgia Sue Rutter
Virginia VAIL
Robert Black entertained a few boy
friends at his home this afternoon in
honor of the fifth birthday anniver
sary of his brother. sewell; Jr. The
den. frankie Griggs, Billy Felix and
Robert Bowman.
Lieut.. Ralph Sherman Parr, who Is
an instructor at the Annapolis Naval
academy. will arrive Sunday for a
months visit to his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank E. Parr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Psrr will also have as their guest next
week their son, Midshipman Warren
Parr who has just returned from
cruise to Panama. the West Indies
and Halifax
Mrs. David Page and Mrs. Theodore
Sarver will chaperon some of the
students of the Gage PARK school at c
picnic to be given at Gage park this
evening.
The party will include.
Mrs Page Mrs. Sarver
Ruth McAfee Florence Young
Freda Shook Emily Himmei
Mary Sumey Della Robb
Anna May Mcfarland Mildred Usher
Winifred Eaton Dorothy Adams
Helen Kinney Ruth Kinney
Leona Lloyd Ruth Robb
Mary FultZ Elsie Hershman
Dorothy Brooks Gertrude Burning
Dollie Fultz Robert Blitz
Hershell Hershman Wilbur Ferren
William Pointer Wilbur Shook
Kenneth Stapleton Lloyd Kanatzer
Ernest Eaton Lester Newell
Amos Armstrong Jesse CowelI
Elmer Cowen Stanley Sutherin
Maynard Jones Brice Jones
stevenson Roper Jimmy Perkuhn
Lewis Alexander
Gamma Theta chapter of Sigma Al
pha Iota will have a picnic at Central
park at 6 o'clock tonight.
The following members of the So
rority will be present:
Mrs F. A. Derby Mrs: Howard
Mrs s W. A. Harsh Miss Helen Coe
Mrs. James Stewart Miss Miss Gertrude sOS
Mrs Donald Green Miss Elsie Hobson
land
Mrs. Edward Breen of Chicago who
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. NJ.
Howe, gave a party at the home of
Mary Catherine, Jack and Isabel. The
guests included twenty five small boys
and girls.
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The regular monthly meeting and
dinner of the Rota club was held
Wednesday evening at the National
hotel, with about fourteen members
of the club present. Mrs. Kyle Coss-
man of St Louis, Mo. was a guest A
talk was given -uring the evening by
Mrs. Julia Kiene on her work as a
home demonstration agent.
The ROta club will continue giving
Friday evening dances, during the re-
mainder of this month. They will be
held at the pavilion in Garfield park.
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THERE'S a YOUNG MISS IN OUR
TOWN
Who, since she has entered high