The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-09

tions for the affair. Working with her
c. A. Wolf. Mrs. ]. c. McClintock and
Mrs. w. w. Bowman.
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Mrs. z. D. Clithero entertained with
a dinner Wednesday night at her home
for the members of her bridge club
and a. few guests.
Places were laid for:
Mrs. A. T. Lucas Mrs. r; NJ. johnson
Mrs. o o. r = Mareofte Mrs. John Il Ed
Mrs. William Cars wards
Mrs. L. Daughters Miss Josephine
Miss Helen Lucas :, johnson
Mrs. Tom ]. Myers had as lunch
con guests on Wednesday the MEM
bers of Mrs. w. E. McVey's division
of the Woman's club. Mrs. Guilford
Dudley was guest
Mrs. F. L. Coppedge. formerly of
Topeka but who is now living in
Philadelphia. Pa. is meeting with
many successes this winter in her
work as an artist.
In a letter written recently to To-
peka friends Mrs. Coppedge speaks of
several honors which have come to
her recently. She is chairman of and
responsible for the big annual oil ex-
hiibtion of the Plastic club of Phila-
delphia, and she has been asked to
exhibit in April with four New York
and three Philadelphia painters at an
exhibition to be held in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Coppedge writes: MY winter
landscape of snow covered hills,
painted early in the winter. was pur-
chased recently by the fellowship of
the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine
Arts for its permanent collection"
Ice Bound" another of her pictures.
was sold at the National Association
of Women Painters and Sculptors ex-
hibit held recently in New York
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The Women's Auxiliary of Grace
cathedral will meet Friday afternoon
at o'clock in Guild hall. Miss Mar
guerite Whittlesey will give several
piano numbers and Mr.. Paul Flung, a
Chinese student attending Washburn
China.
The Topeka chapter of the Delphian
society announced the names of Mrs A.
NJ. Catlin, Mrs. Ira E. Henry Mrs. J. T.
Bell and Mrs J. N. Atkinson as new
members at their meetings Wednesday
night.
The lesson, religion and Art of
J. R. Waddington, Mrs. c. W. Myers.
Mrs. James Mcclure. Mrs. It. L. Bas-
set and Mrs. E. G. Seger.
A gavel has been presented to this
chapter that is a product of The sill
liman institute in Dumagete, Oriental
Negroes, p. L, and is of the native
ironwood.
Miss Mildred Anderson entertained
with a o'clock dinner Tuesday eve
ming at her home on Buchanan street
for the following girls:
Miss Bernice Lund- Miss Florena John
Miss Florence Mar Miss Eyangeline os
tinson lund
Miss Ruby Vester Miss Marie Friedrich
Miss Ethel johnson son
Miss Viola VEeqthuud Miss
Miss Corrine He'd wall
strom Miss Mildred Ander-
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The Welcome-In club will meet
Friday afternoon, at 2:30, with Mrs.
r. N McEntire, 1903 Willow avenue.
F. c. McCandliss and Mrs. E. G. Par
sons.
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The New Era class of the First
Presbyterian church will give a tacky
party Friday night in the basement
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. H o. Capps,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Cornwell and Mr..
and Mrs. A Binford will be the hosts.
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All club notes must be at the So
ciety desk before O'Clock Friday
night.
A surprise party was given Wednes-
day night for Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Swal-
low by group of their friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Swallow will change their
residence Friday from Fillmore street
to their new home at 1851 Topeka
boulevard
The guests included:
Mr.. and Mrs. Swallow
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Grimes
Mr. and Mrs. g; A. Mueller
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Keefer
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Becker
Mr. and Mrs II. c. Coverly
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Holmes
Mrs. Lucy Dures.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton Hauserman
entertained the members of their
bridge club Wednesday evening. There
were three tables.
late spring and summer. ali indications
are that long gloves will be popular
this summer. So If you have a pair
of long white silk gloves left over
from last season or have had a pair
given you. a use will be found for
them this summer. All the summer
frockS being manufactured and shown
now have very short sleeves. and when
the sleeves are long. they are usually
very loose and require twelve or six
teen button glove.
We are to have two new styles in
long gloves this spring. the Bracelet
glove, which has two embroidered
bands in contrasting color at the wrist.
and a special glove for the thin wo-
man These gloves have silk pufGags
at the top which tend to make the
| arms look larger and at the same time
holds the glove up on the arm.
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Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs. NJ NJ. Trueblood. who has been
the guest of her nephew. Mr.. Joseph