The Topeka state journal., 1922-02-13

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Mrs. II. E. Seeds will be hostess
Tuesday with a 1 o'clock luncheon at
her nome for the members of her
Crochet club.
The luncheon is an annual affair.
given on Valentine day This club is
one of the Oldest crochet or sewing
clubs in existen in the city and was
organized about fifteen years ago as
the result of woman's desire to copy
the stitches in a crocheted bedspread
which Mrs D. W. NeIlis had made. As
the one woman was learning the stitch
several others met TO take off" the
same pattern and so formed the nu-
eleus of the present club.
Mrs Seeds's guests will include:
Mrs Hal Hazlett. Miss Lucille Cooper
Of Abilene and Mrs. A. NJ Fuller.
Covers Will be laid for twenty-four
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Kline will
entertain their bridge club Wednesday
evening.
The Golden Rule club will have a
business meeting Friday afternoon ar
the home of Mrs. w F. Roehr. instead
Of with Ms George Wood, as formerly
planned.
Miss Ruth Thompson gave dinner
party Saturday night at her home on
.
Mr.. Mitchell Foster. Mr.. Lawrence
Shipnan, Mr.. Orlin Kenyon. Miss
Eliza Thompson. Mr. Albert Ship
man and Mr. Wayne Wood
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The As You Like it Sewing club will
De entertained Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs W. P. Herleman, sf1 Underwood
avenue. as hostess. instead of at the
home of Mrs. n. G. DELPHI.
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Mrs. Ross Tracey will entertain her
Bridge club. Wednesday afternoon at
her home on Garfield avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton Hauserman
will entertain their bridge club We'd
nesday evening"
Mrs. John Baumgartner, S1s Morris
avenue announces the marriage of
her daughter. Lulu May. TO Mr.. Sam
uel d. Blythe, February IL at LS-n-
don. Kan. Mr.. and Mrs. Blythe are
making their home at the Throop
hotel
The magazine committee of the
Woman's club will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs VIII Hindman
10 distribute magazines to the insJt-
tutions. Anyone having any books
or magazines TO contribute. may leave
them in the box at Hindman's grocery
store or call Mrs T. L. Crabbe, Mrs.
w A. Tieger or Mrs. L. r. Booth
-ChHdren's books and magazines are
particularly needed -
The subscribers 70 the Washburn
annual. The RaW, will have the oppor-
tunity- of eIecting their faveF.te eandi
date in a royalty contest to be held N
which three kings and queens Will be
chosen
The students nominated Saturday
afternoon were: King of Achieve
ment. Mr.. Isaac Kendall, Mr.. Gerald
Tasl1er. Mr. Earl Loomis, and Mr..
Ted Blevins; Queen of Achievement:
Miss Neva Shoemaker, Miss Isabel
Whitcombs Miss Mabel Shirk and Miss
Ruth Marsh: King Of Handsome Men:
Mr.. Hugh Irwin, Mr.. Charles Currey,
Mr.. Charles Allen. Mr. William Sem
pie; Queen of Beauty. Miss Eva Miller,
Miss Erma Lewis. Miss Marguerite
Mcdonald, Miss Margaret Morns. Miss
Theresa Layden: King of Popularity.
Mr.. Harry Bone, Mr.. Marvin Stevens
and Mr.. Dale Sharp; Queen of Popu-
larity, Miss Lois Shaffer. Miss Vivian
Ware and Miss Margaret Tillotson.
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9Ir and Mrs. z. G. HOlstrom were
host and hostess at a party given IN
honor OF Mr.. Holstrum's sister. Mrs.
O. G. YarnaH, who will leave soon to
make her home il st Louis. Those
present were: Mrs. Yarnal. Mrs. ].
L.
Mrs Ray Holstrom, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Zimmerman. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Grebe, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur HolstrOm,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stoneking, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Bradley. Miss Fay
Carey Of Spokane, Wash, Miss Goldie
McDugaI of Lawrence. Mr.. Milton
Holstrom. Mr.. Won Whitney. Mr. Lew
is MeCIeI1and. Mr.. Shirley Walker.
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YESTERDAY AFTERNOON &.
4 crowd of persons heard Sherwood
Eddy at the Orpheum thEater and a
good share Of the crowd had a sense
of humor, judging from the laughs
following an incident of the afternoon.
A bunch of persons insisted on stand
ing up in the rear the ushers insist
ing that they couldn't. that no one
COULD stand. In the face of this
sweeping declaration, that the whole
audience was incapable of standing
calmly announced that the audience
would stand and sing, stand Up,
Stand Up for Jesus"
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A dinner will be held Tuesday night,
February 21. at 6:30 o'clock at the
Country club. which all members of
the club may attend. DR.. w. \. West
Will not be the host as formerly
stated
A japanese flower garden viii be
one of the features of the Woman's
club bazaar to be held Friday and
Saturday. February "a and %. at the
city auditorium Mrs Theodore Saxon
will have charge OF the exhibit.
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A steak roast was enjoyed Saturday
night py the following group: Miss
Mabel Clair Steele, Miss Eva Miller.
Miss Ruth Thoroman, Miss Bess Mer-
Ger. Mr.. Asa Crawford. Mr.. Dick Lin
deman. Mr.. Willard Slocum of Mich