The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-21

Louis. which included: Mrs. Wilton,
Mrs, Karl Rankin. Mrs Clarence Bow
man and Mrs 4 = = scott
Miss Lott tombstone, who formerly
lived in Topeka. is taking post grad
uate work in chemistry at the Uni
versity of Maryland. Miss tombstone
is a sister of Mrs. Richard F. Hayden.
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Mrs Frank Holloway and Mrs.
Leonard Wood will entertain with
bridge party Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Holloway compli-
mentary to Miss HelenN Leeper, who
will be a November bride
The guests will include:
Miss Leeper.
Mrs. J. Nj. Leeper
Mrs. Harmon Drum.
Mrs. Leroy Wilkinson.
Mrs. ]. B. Hughes.
Mrs. Harold Burnette
Mrs. Hervey Wright.
Mrs. NJ. D. Wood.
Mrs. Taurus Magill.
Mrs. Claude Tucker.
Mrs. William Parrish.
Mrs. Harold Smiley.
Mrs. William Roehrig-
Miss Marjorie Petro.
Miss Ann Horning.
Miss Margaret Rust.
Miss Helen dresser.
Miss Helen Lewis
Miss Hazel Menehan-
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The Monday Tourist club had n
guest day meeting at the home of
Mrs. L. F. Clearinghouse, 231 Edge
wood avenue, Monday afternoon. The
program included a vocal solo by Mrs.
Charles Joslin. a reading by Miss
Pauline Kern of ST. Marys, q piano
number by Mrs. Fred Munson. and
Mrs. Eli G. Foster gave talk on her
European trip.
Guests and members of the club
present were:
Mrs. c. w. SeeIy
Mrs. ]. NJ. Leeper
Mrs. S. l. Evarts
Mrs. ]. S. Jones
Mrs. E. B. Smith
Mrs. Homer Eiler
Mrs. c. w. Horn
Mrs. E. A. Silliman
Mrs. W. r. Martin
Mrs. H. A. Alexa nder
Mrs. Clarence Miller
Mrs. S. B. Flora
Mrs. Oscar Jacobs
Mrs. Charles Joslin
Mrs. Fred Munson
Mrs. Eli Foster
Mrs. r. c. Gage
Mrs. T. r. Mcclure
Mrs. J. NJ. Hill
Mrs J. n. Bell
Mrs. Ross Scamell
Mrs. p. D. Russell
Mrs. r. B. Higgins
Mrs. E. E. Cockrell
Mrs. w. G. Shaw
Mrs. n. l.. Richardson
Mrs. George Grant
? Mrs. L. E. Berridge
Mrs. ]. E. Alsup, Springfield, IL
Miss LaVergne Snyder
Miss Pauline Kern, st. Marys
Mrs. Clearinghouse
The assisting hostesses were:
Mrs. H. A. Alexander
Mrs. J. NJ. Jones
Mrs. T. d. Russell
Mrs. Clarence Miller
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Mrs. Arthur Tucker will entertain
the members of her sewing club
afternoon at her home in
Potwin. Mrs. william Schick will be !
SueS' o. '"e 'sO'
The College Hill division of the |
Eastern Star held a community meet
ing Monday evening at the home of |
Mrs. F. NJ. Spencer.
The assisting hostesses were:
Mrs. f. E. Brookins
Mrs. Harry St Johns
Mrs. w. G. Tandy
Mrs l.. NJ. Sparks
Mrs Clarence Smith
Mrs. Franz, Reese !
Mrs. b. W, Kraft
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The Harvard club of Kansas is ar |
ranging a joint luncheon with the |
are men IN the StaIe. Inc 1unCneon /
will be held at the University club |
Saturday, November Is. the date of |
he Tale-Harvard football game.
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Miss Mildred Warning has asked |
guests for bridge tonight. compliment
-ary to Miss Frances Olander and Mr.. |
Donald McHugh, whose marriage will /
lake place tomorrow.
The guests will include:
Miss Olander
Mr. M1Hugh
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mckinley
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haleck
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh MacLean /
Nh. and Mrs. O. o. Warning
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mills
Miss Ann Manson
Mr.. Ben Forbes
Mr. Ralph Morris
Miss Warning
The recent death of Mrs. Mary S. |
the last OF the founders /
has an added interest to !
ropekans due to the fact that Mrs. 4
Lockwood was an aunt of the late I
Mrs Orpha B. keiian. Mrs Keliam, /
who was the mother OF Z. 3. kellam
Of Topeka. was one of the old settlers
1eLt in the cfty's business and social /
ife for many years
Mrs Mary s. lockwood, who was
oinety-one years old. was the last sur
irving founder of the Daughters of the /
American reyoution. She died No
sember in a hospital at Plymouth, 1
Mass
Mrs. Lockwood lived for more than
half = century in the District of Co
Ullbia. being widely interested in I
,ivic affairs. she was born at Han
over n. Y For some time after going