The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-11

Miss Beulah easier TenOrs.
Miss Birdine Chan NJ. Fred Bowman
Miss Violet Crumbine Mr. Theodore Jen-
Miss Jettie Denmark kins.
Miss Margaret Evans Mr. .Harve Kin
Miss Maxine Ferring kead
Miss Helen Frisby Mr.. d. c. Rosen
Mrs. c. A. Kendall Mr.. p. W. Steel
Miss Esther Kimmel smith
Miss Eva Lazelle Bosses.
Miss Angie Matthews NJ. Walter Bowman
Mrs. Kelsey Petro Mr.. Dillon Fisher
Miss Vivian Shields Mr.Justin Hillyer
Miss Elizabeth Skin Mr. Karl King
Miss iss Genevieve Mr.. Merton Ladd
Stach MrPaul Moser
Miss Mildred Taylor Mr. Howard Myers
Miss Ruth Wright Mr. Robert Myers
Mr.. Herman wehe
The Women's Society of the First
Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. H. L. Peppmeyer, 1909 Harrison
street, Wednesday afternoon.
The assisting hostesses will include:
Nh ;. Carl Wedding. Mrs. A. B. Kirk
Tatrick, Mrs Glenn Logan and Miss
Gussie Fuller.
Mr.. George P. Morehouse. secretary
of the Kansas Authors club, will be
the speaker at the Sunday Evening
Reading club meeting Sunday night
at the Central Congregational church.
He will review ''Erick- Dorm" by Ben
Hecht.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w Watson will en-
terrain guests at cards tonight at their
home, GIT West Fifth street. There
will be three t3 q 5
The Faculty club of Washburn col
lege will meet Tuesday night at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. P. p. Womer.
The faculty of Washburn high school
will be the hosts and hostesses.
Representatives of the following
clubs have already made reservations
for luncheon to be given in honor of
Miss Anne Morgan Friday, March IT,
at the Chamber of Commerce:
Womans club. Vignette club, Louvre
Art club, the American Association of
University Women. Research club.
Chaldean club. Nautilus club. Knife
and Fork club. Spalding Reading
circle, and the w. c. T. u.
Further reservations for the lunch
con should be made soon, as the num-
Der of tickets is limited. The func-
ton will be attended by both men and
women.
The American Association of Uni
versity Women will have their month
~ luncheon next Saturday at PeIle-
tiers tea room. A especial Washburn
program has been arranged and there
will be an attendance contest between
Washburn graduates and the gradu-
ates of all other colleges.
Prof. P. S. Zampierre will be the
speaker and Prof and Mrs. Theodore
Post will sing.
Any college woman in the city is
r Reservations must be made before
Friday with Miss Helen Shirk.
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The Standard Bearers of the Euclid
Avenue Methodist church met with
Mrs. James Sutton, at her home on
Euclid avenue. Friday evening. |
Twenty-Five girls were present.
supper was served at $50 o'clock
after which the girls formed line
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Mrs. c. r. Gabriel will entertain
the members of her bridge-luncheon |
club Wednesday with 1 o'clock
luncheon at Ps * i tea room
Major and Mrs. Arner Robinson, |
who are stationed at Monterey. Calf, |
have been in Los Angeles, where Ma
jor Robinson played in polo tour
nament. While in Los Angeles, they |
spent a great deal of the time with |
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence. Jordan.
Mrs r. NJ. Wimsatt and her sister, |
Miss Janet McMurtrie, entertained Fri |
day night at the home of the former
on Lincoln street, with a party COM |
plimentary to thier sister, Mrs. Will |
liam Aikenhead, of Lafayette, Ind. |
Mrs. Aikenhead was formerly a teach |
er at Central Park.
The guests included the teachers at |
Central Park school.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Harbaugh were |
surprised Friday night at their home |
on West Tenth avenue by a company |
of friends who assisted Mr.. and Mrs
Harbaugh in celebrating the twenty I
eighth anniversary of their wedding.
The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. n L. Strohm
Mr.. and Mrs. o. q. Warning
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Burdick
Mr.. and Mrs. w J. Rickenbacher
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Harbaugh
Or. and and Mrs. s. ". Lyman
Mrs. Mary Atkins
Miss Mildred warning
Miss Miriam kerlie
Miss Tillie Tilford
Louise and Kenneth Harbaugh
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Topeka, Kan.
March II. 1922.
Dear Elizabeth:
You'd be surprised TO know how /
many women in this town Of ours are
talking and breathing Get /
ting slim" ideas. Wherever you go |
you will always find one group of
women talking about it. At first some /
one will say something about reduc I
ing and then all of a sudden remedies, |
causes. preventions and everything to /
aid one in getting thin will be flying
in the air. Several Potwkn women !
who are reducing are able to quote /
yards and yards of figures in regard /
to how many calories this sort of food /
makes and how many that one makes. /
Il wish to goodness" said the hus- /
band of one of the reducers. the other /
day. you'd quit talking this Internal /
reducing business and read something i
and talk about something that would l
improve your mind" I suppose if the I
ideal of the American man was a fat I
woman. all of the would-be getter /
thin's would be eating oil dressing (