The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-30

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\ unusual and entertaining going away
party at the railway station.
Instead of the usual atmosphere of
regret that dominates parting scene
there was in last evenings gathering
side splitting hilarity, due to the antics
of Mr.. Walter Wilson, Mr.. Phil Gault,
who masqueraded as girls, and Mr..
Bernard Cutler, Mr. Warren Crosby
and Mr.. Alan MacFadden who bur-
lesqued extreme evening dress. Despite
the general Notification upon the oc-
casion of their departure. Mrs. Smith
and her daughter will be very much
missed during their absence from To-
peka.
The Charles Elliott home which IS
being built at 1903 Topeka boulevard
is one of the Ioveliest of the Colonial
style houses in the city. A large porch
has been built on the south of the
house, away from the street, and an
attractive sun room is at the rear. An
attractive Colonial doorway graces the
front of the a 3 *
Mrs. Don Mulvane and her two
daughters, Elizabeth and Catharine
Mulvane. and Mrs. Mulvane's mother,
Mrs. J. G. F1eishman, are summering
at Seaside, just outside of Portland,
Oregon.
With the beginning of fall, Mrs
Mulvane and her daughters will go to
Los Angeles, where Miss Elizabeth
will re-enter' the Marlborough school.
and Catharine will attend ST. Cath
crimes, a fashionable day school.
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DIR. and Mrs. George H. Allen will
Doctor Allen will attend clinicsF and
study along the lines of his profess
sion. Mrs. Allen will study voice. Mrs.
Allen. who has been spending the sum-
mer with her parents in Milwaukee,
will return home soon.
Mrs. w. A Coston entertained with |
an all-day party and luncheon today |
in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Frank |
Thies of Kansas City.
Mrs. Theis and children who have !
been guests of her parents. DIR. and !
Mrs. w. A. Coston, Will return home |
this evening.
The Wandemere club will have a !
business meeting Thursday evening !
preceding the club musicale to be |
held at 1880 O'Clock at the home of |
Miss Rena DiSble;
The W. c. Study club will meet
with Mrs. L. I. Pettus, $40 Fillmore !
street Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Horacek |
were given a surprise party by a
group of their friends last evening at
their new home on West HuntOon
street. The affair was in the nature
of a house warming. Following a. |
picnic supper cards were played.
There were guests for five tables.
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Mrs E. B. Sewell. jr., will give a
birthday party Thursday afternoon for
her little daughter Betty, who will be
seven years of age.
The children who will be guests are:
Charlotte Kimber Jean Strain
Grace Jones Charles Blakeley
Philip Smiley Charles Joss
Dorothy Jess Ruth Walker
Burton Briggs
The members of the Sigma Alpha
Iota sorority will have the house at
1911 Mulvaue street during the com
ing winter as their chapter house. The
next meeting of the sorority will be
held Monday evening at the new loca-
ton. Mrs. L. E. Miner of Topeka will
serve as house mother during the
coming year.
Gamma Theta alumnae chapter of
Sigma, Alpha Iota will have a special
meeting Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Henry V.
Stearns.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. Charles Blood Smith, who at
tended the Bar Association meeting at
San Francisco. was the guest for i
few days of his daughter. Mrs. Amer
Robertson and Major Robenson at
their home in Monterey. Mr.. Smith is
now en- route home.
Mrs. ]. c. Mohler will leave Thurs
lay evening to join Mrs. Mohler. their
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
at Cascade, Colo.
Hemstitching. Baer's Hat Shop
Adv.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell has returned
nome after n several weeks stay at
Gull Lake, Mimi, and a visit to Miss
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