The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-24
BY BERTHA H. CAMPBELL

BY BERTHA H. CAMPBELL
Mrs. Robert s. Pierce will enter
tain the members of her Bridge club
and two guest tables at the Country
club, Friday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. De Forest Ludwig, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa
Mr.. and Mrs Ludwig and their little
daughter arrived yesterday to be the
guests for several weeks OF Mrs Lud-
wigs sister. Mrs Frank H Burrow-
The bridge party and tea given Sat
the alumnae chapter of the Pi Beta
Phi sorority, was a very charming and
enjoyable affair
There were thirty-eight tables of
bridge guests, and a number Of people
called during the tea hour. from four
until five o'clock
High score prizes were won by. Mrs
p. f. Hayden Mrs. +. A Rooster, Mrs
Ora Moneypenny. Mrs NJ Martin
Mrs. Martin is house mother OF the
active chapter of Pi Beta Phi at KAN
sas university.
Consolation prizes were given ito
Mrs GuilfoTd Dudley and Mrs VIII
Hindman- Consolation truly, were the
corsage bouquets as a reward for
holding poor cards all afternoon.
AL the prizes were lovely corsage
bouquets, given to the P1 Phis by the
Hayes and Lord Flower shops.
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Mrs. Clyde Schenek will entertain
the members of her bridge club at
luncheon at the Chocolate shop today
Mrs C A Myers will substitute for
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Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Walp re-
turned yesterday from Chicago where
they attended the wedding of their
son. Mr.. Charles L. Walp, to Miss
Irene Cook of Chicago.
i The marriage took place Saturday
afternoon, April -. at O'Clock at
the home of the brides parents
Walp and his bride will drive 10 Rich
mond. Va, where they will make their
home
Mrs J. B. Walker will entertain the
Wednesday Bridge club at luncheon
and cards at her home on Topeka
boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H Foster of
1884 Tyler street announce the mar
rage OF their daughter Ann TO Mr.
Malcolm Cary of Chicago
The wedding took place Saturday
afternoon in Omaha. Neb-. and after
a short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Cary will make their home at 855
Park avenue in Omaha
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The Topeka Alumni club of Phi
Delta Theta will be guests at q smoker
70 De gwen At the ciiape Ao09S
day evening.
Mrs. W. NJ Forbes. S2s Woodlawn
avenue. will be hostess TO the West
Side Forestry club Thursday after
noon. April ~.
Mrs. William Macferran will read
paper on The SILK Industry" Mrs
d. II. Forbes's subject will be Com
mercializipg OR National Parks
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Stone will
Entertain the members of the Art
Guild at their home in Highland Park,
Tuesday evening
Mrs. Richard F. Hayden entertained
informally at luncheon and bridge. at
her home on Fillmore street today
There were guests for two tables.
The Country club will have its for
NAL opening May IS, featured by a
All Country club women are asked
to attend a meeting at the clubhouse
Tuesday afternoon TO make arrange
ments for the seasons golf
Mrs Maurice had guests at an In
formal luncheon which she gave at
the Chocolate sh? = :sdas'
The L and I club will meet Tues
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock with
Mrs. Franlz' Scott Davis, s14 Polk
street
Miss Ada Stronger entertained the
members of her bridge club at her
home Saturday night
The club members include:
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Love
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henderson
Mr.. and Mrs NJ L. Lungstrun1-
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Ticehurst-
Miss Stronger
Mr.. Harold Lowe
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A reception and meeting Of the To-
peka First district Kansas Authors
club was held Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George p.
Morehouse. 1t was in honor of Prof
Nelson Antrim Crawford of Manhat-
tan. president Of the state organiza
ton and DR.. James w Searson- the
past president. now head of the Eng
FISH department of the Nebraska uni
versity- 4 large number attended
increased by a delegation from Man
haitian among which was Miss Anna
bel Garvey. who gave a poetical read
ing
During the evening informal ad-
dresses were made BY Professor
Crawford Doctor Searron and DR..
Frank L. Loveland. Doctor Loveland,
who has recently returned from six
months tour of Australia and New
Zealand. gave an interesting account
OF these strange countries
Mr.. Morehouse. secretary OF the
club. told of its experiences with the
prize contest for Kansas authorship
and the troubles of the distinguished
judges in arriving at decisions-the
poeticaI award is still pending The
800 prize for the best story produced
in 1921 by a resident kanSan was re-
Gently awarded to Mrs. MurieI CUP
Berry of Lawrence
1t will be recalled that these prizes
were established during the two years
presidency OF Doctor Searsons who
also formed district branches OF the