The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-11

1 dinner was served. In the center of
the table was an electric fountain
I surrounded by roses. Huge masses IF
+ roses were used about the room.
The bride is very popular in army
| circles and is a beautifully educated
and widely travelled young woman.
Lieut.. Cav has visited here a number
: of times. He is a cousin of Judge
Ralph H. Cav. Until the beginning
: of the war he was a civil engineer in
! South America and came to Topeka 20
I enlist in the Tenth engineers. Since
| the close of the war he mas been in
/ Lieutenant Cav and his bride will go
| to Camp Harry J. Jones at Douglas.
Ariz-, to make their home. following
a short wedding gtp K Chicago
Mrs. John S. Dean. Jr.. will enter
tain the members of her sewing club
/ Saturday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs John S. Dean on Western ave-
nue..
''Neighbors." the IONA Gale plav
to be given Thursday afternoon May
Is, at the first Presbyterian church
I by the members of Mrs J. J. Drisko's
team of the Social Service club, for
the benefit Of Redden Mission, is fun
of interesting side lights on human
nature In the characters in the play
one may pick out their various types
of neighbors- In addition to the play
~ LUZ VIII SAfG a TEA from until
) o'clock Mrs. ]. W. Harper and
Mrs. c. c. CornweIl will be in charge
of the tea.
The characters in the play include:
Grandma 1sai ma. who is tired Of peace and car
Mis- Diantha Abel. who wont have
neighbors hindering her. Mrs. Paul MOser
Ezra with cord OF wood on his hands
.--.-.---.-.------...Mr Mrs. Ralph Love
Peter, in love. -..--..--- Miss Helen Estey
Inez, the object of his admiration.
Mis- Elmire Moran. who has a hobbee -.
shoulder and head Mrs. Frank NJ Chase
Mis- Irot, with a buffalo bug on her hand
Mis- Carrie Ellsworth, who discovers the
value Of neighbors Mrs. Glenn Deaver
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group of Topekans who will mo-
tor to Baldwin Friday evening to at /
tend the voice recital to be given at /
Baker university by Miss Sarah Hazel /
Slaughter, a senior at the university, 4
include:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Slaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Paxton.
Mrs. G. Z. Burgson of Kansas City. |
Mrs Burgess Van Vechten.
Miss Frances Dolan.
Miss Slaughter will return home
after the close of school to spend the /
summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs J. P. Slaughter OF Potwin.
The members of the washburn ORA
matte club gave a dinner Wednesday
evening at PeIletier's Tea room. There
were covers for thirty-tWo.
Miss Helen Thomas was in charge
of the party.
Miss Maud Mary Kline will have
charge of the program to be given be
tween the six reels of the motion pic
ture to be presented Friday evening
at the West ide Christian church.
She Will be assisted by Miss Inez Tiff
fanny and Miss Juanita Mcdowell. vo-
calists. and Miss Ada Kalbfleisch, /
reader Mr.. Clarence Whitlow will !
lead the orchestra used during the
evening. The young men of the
church are giving the entertainment
for the benefit of the building fund
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The Gage Park Womans club will
meet Friday afternoon at O'Clock
with Mrs. A. w. Newell. SIS Watson
avenue. This will be a birthday party
and all members have been asked to
bring birthday offering of as many
pennies as they are years of age.
Members have also been asked to
bring guests to the meeting. The roll
call will be answered by quotations
from each members favorite author
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A number of the officers and mem
bers of the Unitarian Women's AL
lance of Topeka will spend Friday,