The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-06

neapolis. Mimi, by the illness Of his
mother.
Mrs. ]. E. Hurley and daughter. Hide
garde, will spend Saturday in Kansas City.
Mr. Walter Wheatly, of the Gordon-Shay
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Parkhurst while the
! company was In Topeka
first meeting and luncheon today at
the University club.
Mr.. Clyde Miller is at the head of
the organization.
Places were lald at luncheon for:
| Mr.. Frank p. MacLennan,
1 DR.. L. NJ. Powell,
Mr.. Tom F. Doran,
Mr.. Frank w. Griggs,
| DIR. Milton Miller,
Mr.. Eugene E. Sallee,
Mr.. Will ]. Miller,
Mr.. Edwin Nellis,
| Mr.. Sam Haynes,
Mr.. Harold Smiley,
Mr.. Alfred Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smiley win
/ entertain with an informal dance at
the Heron Coffee Shop Saturday eve
| ming.
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Having their horoscope cast is one
of the latest fads- of New York society
women. In fact, some of the devotees
of the science of astrology go a trifle
| farther than having their own horo-
scope read Some of them will not
purchase Jewelry until an astrolcger
tells them whether with the acts that
can be secured. the jewel will be lucky
| or unlucky. The latest, however, in
the way of horoscopes came to the
travel department of the American
Express company. A society woman
and several of her friends who con-
temp!ated booking for the luxury
cruise of the Mauretania to the Med
iterranean, leaving New York early in
FEBRUARY, requested the hour and Cay
of the launching of the Mauretania.
This information, the travel depart
ment was informed, would be submit
ted to an aStrologer, and If the plan
cts said the vessel was lucky and that
the cruise would be a good one, the
prospective patrons would then take
up the question of accommodations.
Being interested, the travel \ depart
ment officials decided to have horo-
scopes cast on the Mauretania and the
cruise by the leading astrologist of the
country. Miss Evangeline Adams, a
descendant of President John Quincy
Adams, with studios in Carnegie Hall,
was chosen The horoscope cast by
her for both the luxury cruise and the
vessel were propitious. The travel de-
partment added these horoscopes as
part of its information to prospective
clients.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Petro will en-
tertain the Friday Night Dinner club
at their home on West street
The members of the club are:
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rankin
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Rumpf
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Love
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Kendall
Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. Edison
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Moser
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Drisko
Mr.. and Mrs; Ciyae Penix
Mrs. John Washburn will entertain
her bridge club Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. w. E. McVey's team of the
Woman's club will give a dance Fri
day evening, December 8, at KeIlam
hall.
The hostesses will be:
Mrs. r. A. Burch
Mrs. Walter z. Wilson
Mrs. Richard Thomas
Mrs. J. z. Thomas
Mrs. w. L. Higgins
+ Mrs Thomas J. Myers
Mrs. A. T. Lucas l
DR.. Elvenor Ernest
Mrs. j. S. Dean
Mrs. F. P. Bradley
Mrs. H. G. West
Mrs. Warren E. Jeffrey
Mrs. W. E. Thrappk
Mrs. A. Walker
Mrs. Georgia Ober
Mrs. McVey
The annual Washburn football ban
quet will be given Thursday evening |
at O.4O dI ESllSli0T lea Room.
The tables will be decorated in 1
Washburn colors, blue and white, and
miniature footballs.
Mr.. r abert Stone, q Washburn grad |
uate, will preside at the dinner, and /
toasts will be given. by Mrs. Jessie |
Wright Whitcomb, DIR. Paul Farley
Womer, Prof. w. A. Harshbarger and
Coach Dwight Ream.
There will be places fwor approx
mately four hundred persons.
The members and coaches of the
Topeka high school and Washburn
high school football teams win be
among the guests.
The members of the Ramblers' club
will have a line party at the entertain
ment to be given at the Grand theater
Thursday evening, for the benefit of
the tuberculosis Association
In addition to the movie film fea-
lures, Miss Betty Graham will dancet
and a musical act will be given
This is an opportunity not only to
spend an enjoyable evening but to help
a worthy cause
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ Fisk, of Hills |
dale. Mich are the parents of a II
daughter, born Tuesday. to whom they
have given the name, Dorothy Allison
Before her marriage Mrs. Fisk was
Miss Allison Shaver. III
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The dancing club made up of the
members of the Country club
will meet Friday evening.
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The Good Goveenment club win
meet Friday afternoon at 1880 o'clock