The Topeka state journal., 1922-10-28


are invited to attend this reception
and meet their state president.
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The Topeka Grade Teachers club
held a Halloween party Friday eve
ming at the Unitarian church.
The guest list included:
Supt and Mrs. A. J. Stout
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Dittemore
Mrs. Ida Wetherbee Mrs. Mary Hale
Mrs. Lucella Cromer Mrs. Anna McCraeken
Mrs. Frances Mrs. Anna K. Palmer
Campbell Mrs. Ida Brady
Mrs. L. d. Mckee Mrs. La Won Armen-
Mrs Permelia Cone dariz
Mrs Mary Glover Miss Gertrude Morton
Mrs. June Chapman Miss Helen Weisser
Miss Mabel He'll Miss Grace Robson
Miss Olive Owen Miss Elma Holmes
Miss Bessie Forbes Miss Harriet Meredith
Miss Mary Schofield Miss Estella Reckards
Miss Kitty Weede Miss Jean Swan
Miss Marguerite Miss Clara Johnston
Cook Miss Emma Burnette
Miss Jean Brown Miss Lydia Barnes
Miss Elizabeth Miss Nina Moore
Schnemayer Miss Laura Tomlin-
Miss Ella Zimmer- son
man Miss Carmen Purcell
Miss Jessie Smith Miss Rachael ken
Miss Laura Mcclure drick
Miss Jessie e. Miss Elizabeth
Howard Woodburn
Miss Anita Laurent Miss Gertrude
Miss Mona Bryan CrandalI
Miss Ruby hiStler Miss Jeanette Price
Miss Mary Dudley Miss Roma Baker
Miss Mary Sanders Miss Hazel Nash
Miss Kelsie Hobbs Miss Mabel Caldwell
Miss Eleanor Tasker Miss Jessie Donnell
Miss Margaret Miss Grace Wilson
Douglas Miss Imogene
Miss Julia Davis Burnette
Miss Lucille Smith Miss Helen 7. Capps
Miss Katherine Sentz Miss Winifred
Miss Elizabeth Smith McKirahan
Miss Mary Jane Reef Miss Tippia GiEt
Miss Sue Emerson Miss Margaret Prout
Miss Helen Rollman Miss Anna Pyle
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The Halloween party to have been
given Monday at the home of Mrs L.
J. Prather 1924 College avenue, has
been postponed owing to the illness
of Mrs. George Wilmarth. The party
was to have been given for the mem
bers of the Past Matrons' association
of District No; 8, O. E. s.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman E. King, who
are at home in their new bungalow at
| 962 Underwood avenue, entertained
| the double quartet of the First Chris
| tan church and their families at a
| buffet supper Friday evening in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. George McCIung, who
will leave soon to make their home in
| Cedar Rapids, Ia.
| The party included:
J Mr. and Mrs Nc Mrs Lavon Armen-
/ Chung dariz
Mr.. and Mrs E. Miss Portia Silver
/ Claude Smith thorne
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c. Mr. Tom McClung,
NJ Nayl9FN agS Mrs F-.nk M Manhattan Iahn tar Mn,
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G. Drenning Sam Naylor
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Jane Armendariz
| King Mr.. and Mrs King
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/ Mr.. E. L. Copeland is in charge OF
| the arrangements for the Halloween
party to- be given Tuesday evening al
the Country club. Every effort is be-
| ing made to make the party a COM
plete success. The club will be beauti-
fully decorated and from eight until
nine o'clock a musical program will
be given. A wonderful dance or
chestra and bridge will furnish amuse-
ment for the remainder of the evening
The affair is to be a real Halloween
party with kegs of cider and all the
trimmings.
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter of Mime
apolis, Mimi, who will be the homo
guest at a luncheon to be given Tues
day at Pel1etier's by the Woman
; club of Topeka, is a woman of mucf
distinction. Besides being the presi
dent of the General Federation o
Women's clubs, she holds the office o
Council OF Women. an organization
Because of Mrs. Winters visit t.
Topeka at this time, Mrs. H. o. Gar
: lvey. president of the Kansas Council
OF Women, has called a special meet
ing of this council to be held at Pei
letters Tea room, following the lun
cheon program. on Tuesday. This vii
: give the members OF the council a.
| opportunity of greeting their nationa