The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-20

49, . SCOA GuAlu
Mrs David Page Mrs Fred Derby
Mrs. j. B-Larimer Mrs. B. NJ Davies
Mrs. d. L. Nc Mrs Howard Chal-
EachrOn mers
Mrs B. NJ Powell Mrs Charles Sheldon
Mrs. H, A OFT Mrs. Geo. E.Lyon
Mrs Willis Havenn Mrs J. L. Money
| Mrs. H. A. tanning Mrs. o. H. White
Mrs Clara Baker
A committee from the Woman's
club who will also assist includes:
Mrs. c.. A. Wolf. Mrs. p. p. Womsr,
Mrs. w. A. McCarter. Mrs. Eli G. Fos-
ter and Mrs. Guilford Dudley.
The American Association of Wo-
men committee includes: Mrs. A. H.
Winter. Mrs. Chester woodward. Mrs.
w. F. Bowen and Mrs. w. r. Smith.
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Mrs. William Collinson entertained
with a sewing party this afternoon
at her home in compliment to Miss
Helen Brigham, whose engagement
has been announced, the guests in
Guiding:
Miss Brigham Mrs Tinkham Veale
Mrs. Oscar Bolton Mrs William Snyder
Miss Annetta Nicoll Miss Mildred Lewis
Miss Ann Sweet Miss Lugrace Whit
Miss Alice Griffin mer
Miss Ethel Frizeli Miss Alice Meade
Miss Ruth Marsh will entertain the
members of her sewing club Saturday
afternoon at her home.
The members of the Gage Park
Friendship club will be entertained
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
William Coleman, Sixth and Watson
streets. All persons in the neighbor-
hood are invited to attend.
chorus will rehearse Friday afternoon
at o'clock at the 7. ". G. A.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Miss Mildred Bryant and Mr..
David Fleming. which took place Sat
urday, April Is. at Lawrence. the Rev.
Father Fitzgerald performing the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming
spent several days in Kansas City and
are now making their home in To-
peka-
The Parent-Teacher association of
Sumner school and Summer junior
high school will have a visiting after
noon. Friday from until O'Clock
at the schoolhouse. A business meet
ing will also be held at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Robertson an
ter, Rhea Eleanor, to Mr.. Edward
Levant Coolidge of Los Angeles, the
wedding taking place April q at the
home of the Reverend Doctor Hart, |
pastor of the Congregational church
of Athens on the Hill, near Los An
geles.
The bride attended the Topeka high
school, spent two years at Kansas uni |
versity and one year at Washburn |
college. She is member of Chi
Omega sorority and has many friends |
in Topeka Mrs. Coolidge went to |
California last fall to spend the win |
ter and became acquainted with Mr.. |
Coolidge while in Los angeles.
Mr.. Coolidge is the only son of Mrs. |
B. W. Heath of Whittier. Cal. He at
tended the University of Illinois and |
for the past two pears has been |
student in the University of Southern |
California Dental college. He has a |
ranch in the La Cresenta valley, near
Glendale. Cal, where they will spend |
the summer.
The members of Armstrong aux
iliary, United Spanish War Veterans, |
gave a. surprise party Wednesday aft |
ernoon in honor of the secretary of
their organization, Mrs. Bessie Howe |
of 200 Taylor street.
Those present included: Mrs. |
Howe, Mrs. Elizabeth Lee. Mrs. Eliz- |
abeth Whitsen, Mrs. Elizabeth Jen-
nings, Mrs. Nellie Row, Miss Lydia |
PETIT, Mrs. Grace Effinger, Mrs. Grace |
Williams, Mrs. Louisa Husom, Mrs.
Krause, Mrs. Flora Hooper and Mrs. |
Ella May Stone.
Chapter Al of the P. E. o. Sister
nOOQ meet Wilt CII1Ius
los Woodlawn avenue, Friday after |
noon at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. W. H. |
Tandy and Miss Carmie Wolfe will be |
the assisting hostesses.
Mrs. Guy L. Hursh will read a pa
per on What Shall Be the Attitude |
of a P. E. o. to the So-called Popular |
in Music. Literature. Art and Moving |
Pictures?" The discussion will be |
led by Mrs. A. L. Rogers, Mrs. E. J. |
KuIp and Mrs. E. L. Copeland.
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have their monthly luncheon Friday |
noon at 1880 o'clock at the Pelletier /
tea room. Any P. E. o. IN the city is /
invited to attend
In addition to dancing at the an
nual charity ball to be given Friday |
night at Kellam hall by the Spalding
club, there will be card tables for
Fox and Miss Katharine Kelley will
have charge of the card room. Mrs.
George Monaghan and Mrs. Frank
will be in charge of the
dining room.
Spring decorations will be used IN
the hall and the lights will be softly
shaded. Patronesses of the evening
will include: Mrs. John Mowers, Mrs.
Patrick Walsh, Mrs. c. D. Brouyette,
Mrs. William Connors. Mrs. NJ. A.
F1oersch and Mrs. R. c. Werth.
Miss Jestie Denmark and Miss Hen
rietta Price. both of Washburn col
lege. furnished musical numbers at the
monthly dinner of the Rota club held
Wednesday night at the EIks, club.
Miss Denmark played Godard's "Sec-
ond MaZurka" and as an encore gave
'Tarantelle" by Mcdowell. Miss Price
sang THE Birthday by De Koven
and THE Little Irish Girr' by Lohr
as an encore, Miss Denmark playing
her ACCOMPANYING nts.
Mrs. June Chapman. one OF the
m embers of the club. gave the talk of
the evening on kindergarten work.
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Fairy stories. Fairy games and Fairy