The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-08

are guests of her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
| E Z. Gore in Lawrence
| Miss Grace Wilson of Gibson, Ill, is the
| guests of her sister. Mrs. Luther Burns.
groups, civic, clubs, social parties and
| convention gatherings.
| Her genial and magnetic self has
made her a much relied upon favorite.
| Ever with a smile she plans the most
| exacting details of these functions at
4 the Muehlebach, and has become very
| much a part of the efficient executive
| staff.
] with membership and very active
/ connection in the Kansas City Bush
| ness Women's club and other women
clubs and organizations, Miss Maxey
| has always taken a prominent ana
| active part in civic and social life OF
the city. She is a beautiful and un-
usual young woman.
| Before coming to the Muehlebach
Miss Maxey was executive head of the
national offices of the Delta Delta
Delta in Chicago, and Immediately
preceding this connection she was as
ISOLATED with important Wall street
interests.
Mr.. Bartlett has for years been chief
of sales promotion of the Capper Pub
locations. At present he is with the
advertising department of the Kansas
City Kansan-
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Campbell, of
Washington, D. C., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Jean
Neville Campbell, to Mr. kellogg Nc
Clelland. of Galesburg. III. The we'd
ding will take place Wednesday, July
IS, at Ga1esburg, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and family
are former residents of Topeka, but
have lived in Washington for a num-
Der OF years. Miss Campbell is sis
ter of Mrs. Harry Tasker.
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The Rota club gave their first of a
series of dances Friday evening in the
pavilion at Garfield park, with sew
The club is planning another dance
to be given next Friday evening on
the same floor with Ray Halls en-
larged orchestra furnished the music
The missionary societies of the six
Christian churches of the city will
hold a union meeting Friday of next
week at the Third Christian church,
beginning at o'clock IN the after
noon.
The usual business meeting will be
held with Mrs. Charles Laird leading
the devotional service. Miss Let NJ.
Brown, a nurse under appointment
OF the afternoon. The missionary
news will be given by Mrs. H. H. Lam
ming. A picnic lunch will be held at
the close of the afternoon with the
The evening session will begin at
8 O'Clock, at which time the registra-
ton will close. The first part of the |
evening meeting will be devoted to a |
The Rev. J. Quincy Biggs of the !
Central Park Christian church will |
give an impersonation, 1.-THE Deacon |
Talked in Church"
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The Welcome-In club of the First |
Methodist church will give a lawn So
cial, Friday evening of next week at |
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. |
Stants. 4O1 Woodlawn avenue, The |
committee in charge incIudes: Mrs. |
w. c. Coy, Mrs. ]. NJ. Raskins, Mrs. !
3. A. c. Anderson and Mrs. H. S. |
Fowler.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the First Methodist Episco- |
pal church will meet with Mrs.
Ihomas Korsfield. 235 Harrison
street, Wednesday morning beginning
at $3.50 o'clock.
inc assisting hostesses will include: |
Mrs. +. A. Anton Mrs. J. D. pei6l
Mrs. S. c su TGG Mrs Mrs. L G Gilsffn
Mrs. w. L Huggins will give a talk
on What the World Needs Mrs.
L. A MeechRm will lead the lesson
study and Mrs. L. z. McEntire will
conduct the devotionals Miss Sarah
Hazel Slaughter will give several solo
numbers and Miss Vivian Horsfield
VIII give a reading. Books for Miss
Myrtle Pidar's library will be received
at the meeting.
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The students of Miss Carolyn Whit
tIesey's class will give their annual
musicale, Wednesday evening, at s
CLOCK at the First Christian church
Those who will take part in the pro-
gram are:
Mrs Mildred Finley Williams
Schwartz Miss Eeftv S--cIr
Mrs. Frank Durein Mrs Albert Daihv
Miss Lois Gish Miss TuIia Mars6au
! - n . = req Aunson Scott Schwartz
Reuben Tulien
They will be assisted by Miss Ruth
randy, soprano; Mrs. Leonard G. Nc
Inroy, harpist; Mrs. Fred Munson, ac-
companist- Mr.. John Schwartz and
MIR. Herbert Binger will usher.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E Plath of
Beatrice, Neb-, formerly of Topeka
announce the birth of a son, Charles
Edward, Jr, at Chriss's hospital,
July 5.
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The Women's Missionary society of
The First Congregatio church will ,
meet Wednesday with Mrs ]. w. Rip :
ey at her home, Twenty-eighth and