The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-28

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completed.
The pairings for the tournament
as announced by Mrs. Warrick Upde-
graft, chairman, Tuesday are:
Mis- NJ: Koontz VS.. Mrs. James Hayes.
Miss NJ. Kramer Mrs. G. Bonner.
Mrs. V. Gardner VS. Mrs, w. a. Billy.
Mrs: q staebier SS vs. N Miss SIZE E Bib B. farAef
Ms Mrs; F. A AGiS vs. Mrs ": E Davis
Mrs. {. A WOif vs.. Mrs. Il. s sogth5 HFf-'
MIS- Gaie Hs NJ MIS- VI F. Eeli RiOOle
Miss c. Bonebrake VS.. Mrs. K KeIlam.
Mrs. i. Fisher vs. Mrs. Mrs. a :. VAN Petten.
Mrs. E. Williams vs.. Mrs: o: B: Cutler.
Mrs. J. Baldwin a vs. s. Mrs R. Merrick. L.
M Mrs PrI Pt,cI VS. M Mr. F Gibbs M0o1s
Miss 6. Neese VS.. Mrs. n. Erbaugh.
Mrs W. Williams vs.. Mrs. W. storrs.
Miss nellie Anthony has returned
home from a northern trip. She sailed
from Vancouver for Skagway, Alaska,
and went far inland as Dawson.
En- route home Miss Anthony visited
Banff and Lake Louise.
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There will be a dinner dance at the
Country club Saturday evening.
A recent letter from Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G, Templin tells of their return to
Baroda, India, after spending two
months of the heated season at Naini
Tai. a summer rC-ort Of north India.
The. resort is BEAUTIFULLY located
among the Himaiayas. The school
of ESQ boys of which Mr.. Templin has
charge opened July 1. En- route to
Naini Tai, Mr.. and Mrs. Templin write
that the heat in the coaches of the
train which they were in was SO in
tense that wet cloths were hung be-
fore the windows. The temperature
stood at 11S and 119 degrees.
Mrs. Templin was formerly Miss
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Miss Dorothy Cox entertained
Thursday evening with a shower COM
plimentary to Mrs. Paul Graham of
Spokane, Wash, whose marriage took
place May rs. She was formerly Miss |
Roxie Thurmond of Topeka.
The guests were:
Mrs. Graham Mrs. Melvin McPher-
Mrs william Mety Miss Ruth souders
Miss Miss betha Lewis Miss Ruth Witwer
Miss Pearl Downie Miss Mary Schuede-
Miss frankie Finney Miss Marie johnson
Miss Gladys Robb Miss Muriei Moore
Miss Alma Till Miss Veneva thinner |
Mrs. Donald Rea Miss Cox
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The following group of persons had !
dinner together Wednesday evening at
Edgewater, Beach:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w: Kietzman.
Mrs. B. NJ. Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
son Harper, Oakland, Ill., Miss Inn1e /
Payne, Miss Edith Harper, Oakland,
ILL.,, Miss Ruth Schwartz. Mr.. Conrad
Schwartz, Miss Frances Claire, Leol |
Harper, John Payne Kietzman.
Mr.. Robert Black gave a dinner
Wednesday night at Edgewater Beach
for Mrs. Blanche Grentner, Miss Grace
Parrish and Mr.. J. p. Campbell
Judge and Mrs. Leonard S. Ferry
will have dinner guests at the Country
club this evening complimentary to
Judge Ferry's sister, Mrs. John Gra-
covers for sixteen.
Miss Cora Ayars and Miss Elizabeth
of Salem, \. J., will arrive
Mr.. n. C. Edelblute, and Mrs. Edel-
bIute. A number of parties are al
ready being planned for the out of
town guests.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN CUR TOWN
Who is gray haired and ssnsible
She sat with her ma-ied |
daughter in the family car watching
the avenue parade the other evening. |
A handsome stranger was passing and
was called to the aforementioned car
by the invitation of the auto horn,
footed, of course, by the younger
and subsequently spent a de-
Iightfu1 evening at the home on the
west side There may be times when
Ii seems rather silly for the ronvr-7-
tons to convene, but really doesn't It
give you a social shudder 10 kno,. thar
a mother would sponsor a Irritation
80 banal?
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hfte left Thurs
day evening for New York City. where
they will Join their son, Capt. John
Marshall Hite. who will sail August 3
for Panama
Mr. and Mrs. A P. McKown and
daughter. Miss Louise McKown, will
leave Saturday morning on a motor !
trip to northern Minnesota. They viii
return September 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Guild and Mr..
George A. Guild will return Saturday
from Centennial. Wyo.
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