The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-06
SOCIETY


(Continued from. preceding page1.
Mrs. W. E.. Seguine will entertain
| the Marathon Sewing circle at lunch
con and an all-day meeting Thursday
at her home SSs west Eighth avenue.
H. We no mora than get the society
folk back in town to enjoy their idle
ness, than the social columns are
| flooded with news of their winter
plans away from here, writes Lucy
Jeanne Price from New York. 1t is
pertinent to ask if they have grown
| tired of Palm Beach. Some are quot
ed as saying it has grown rightly
bourgeoise," and the trend would seem
to be toward the neighboring Nassau,
where the government of the Ba-
hamas is waiting with open arms to
lure the smart people from the sleet
and ice of New York to the sunlit wa
| tiers and velvet lawns of its country.
1t is all possible thru the organization
/ OF. the exclusive Observation-Disclosures
club men," sponsored by such social
factors as Edward Grocer. L. G. Kauf-
man, James Potter. o. H. Gruner, Ste
wart, Waller, A. E. Mathews, Henry
T.. HINT, George b. Hume, and John
Harriman, with equal enthusiasm
from the ladies under the leadership
| of Mrs. Oliver Hartman, Mrs. Henry
Clarke. Coe,e and, Mrs. W. r. J. Zim-
norman. There will be huge club
house facing the ocean built in the
Spanish mission style. and twenty
bungalows in the vast club grounds.
Night accommodations are also ar
within a short distance from the club
house. The. account of the attending
luxuries is most aliuring. and with the
guaranteed weather in Nassau-the
rain is turned on and off by the call
endar-it would seem that we are to
have our own Monte Carlo and Deau
vile within a gilder's fsS-
rTvI,, - I1ier
week will be 2he subscription party
Friday night at KeIlam. The best
dance orchestra in all Topeka, eight
pieces, will play. Tickets any time be-
shop. 500 Kansas avenue, s1.25 a cou-
pie or at the door the night of the
dance s1.5o.-Aasdv;
Notes and Personal Mention.
Gov. and Mrs. Henry j, Allen left
for Wichita this morning, and will re-
turn to Topeka later in the week.
Mrs. sAlvarado NJ. Fuller and her
daughter. Miss Lucille Fuller, have re-
turned after a visit of several weeks in
Santa Fe; Bishop Lodge and Tesuque,
n. NJ.
Hemstitching. Baer's Hat shop
Adv.
Mr. aud Mrs. E. H. Dallas of st.
Louis, were weekend guests of Mrs.
Dallas sister,, Mrs Dorothy Yates.
Lawrence Thursday to attend a
luncheon to be given by Mrs Frank H.
Holder.
Mr. and Mrs, George A. Clark. Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip Gray and Miss Mary
Clark spent the week end in Lake
Mrs. Theodore Saxon has returned
from Holton. where she spent few
days.
W. H. Kemper for state treasurer
Adv.
Miss Agnes Walsh and her guest, |
Mrs. Charles Walsh. of Amarillo, Tex. |
returned Saturday after q weeks |
Visit in Chicago. Mrs. Walsh has re-
turned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs S. c. Nichols will re-
turn Wednesday from few weeks |
visit in California.
DIR. A. NJ. Dawson, of Minneapolis, |
Mimi, is the guest of his father. DR.. |
a. Dawson, and his sister, Mrs. Ada |
Moser.
Lee Tcehurst for Register of Deeds
Mr.. Herman NJ. Behrens has re-
signed his position as travelling ac- |
countant for the Santa Fe to accept a |
position-,in Las Vegas as division ac- |
Icountant. Mr.. G. F. Older, formerly |
of Las Vegas, will succeed Mr.. |
Miss Helen Hand, OF Topeka, who |
lis student at the University of Kan
sas, has been elected to membership in /
Ell Ateneo. the Spanish society of the |
university
Fur remodeled. Baer's Hat shop. |
ADV.
Mrs CharlesrCalvert, of Muscotah, |
will arrive this evening to be the guest /
of her mother, Mrs A T. Lucas.
Mr.. Haro1d-T. Cartridge has re-
turned TO his home in Chicago. Mrs. /
Cartilage will continue her visit here. |
Mrs. Harmon Chase has returned to /
ing the week end with Miss Lucille
Fuller.
There. are Is countries AFFILIATED
with the International Chamber of /
Commerce
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