The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-22
81 FRANCES JONES.

governor nome. Inc guest or honor
was Mrs. Horace Hall. who celebrated
her birthday anniversary yesterday.
Those in the party included: Mrs.
Hall, Mr. and Mrs Fred Freeman, Mr..
and Mrs. David Mulvane, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
G. Merriam Governor Allen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas will be
host and hostess on Friday night to
the members of their Friday night
Dinner-Bridge club, at their home in
Topeka boulevard.
Mrs. Charles Skinner of Chicago
who is visiting here is tRe recipient
daily of numerous invitations for
luncheon, dinner and extremely infor-
mai affairs which her friends are hav-
ing during her stay here.
She will be the guest of honor
Thursday afternoon at a bridge party
iof two tables which Mrs. L. 5.
lStrachan will have. Mrs. Frank Bur
row had a luncheon of four covers
this noon at the Chocolate shop with
Mrs. Skinner as the guest of honor.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Wedding en-
tertained the members of their dinner
bridge club last night at the Univer-
sity club. Later the guests played
cards at the home of the host and
hostesEes on Maeyicar avenue.
MIS- Eugene Bowers entertained
her sewing club this afternoon at
her home on College avenue.
Mrs. j. A Seeley entertained with
an informal sewing party this after
noon at her home complimentary to
her house guest, Mrs. F. G. Walter of
Chicago, and Mrs. S. C. Schmidt.
Mrs. Walter and son, Carl, of Chi
eago, arrived a short time ago to make
an extended visit here. Mrs: schmidt
Schmidt in Chicago where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. Tom Powell will entertain her
thimble club Thursday afternoon at
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Mrs. J. Il. Withers and her daugh-
ter. Miss Sarah Withers, entertained
at dinner Tuesday night at their home
on Mulvane street for Mrs. Edward
Holman, Mrs. Clinton Antrim and
daughter, Pansy Antrim.
The Willing Workers class of the
First Methodist church will meet
the home of Mrs. Fred Walker, 1122
Kansas avenue.
The Business Womens Circle of the
First Baptist church will entertain all
the members of their church with a
program and stunts Thursday eve
ming in the Sunday school room on
the main floor. This is the second
annual affair of this kind given by the
circle. which all members OF the
church have been asked to attend
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Mrs. w. f. Wilkerson. 1915 Topeka
boulevard. will entertain Mrs. w w
Strickland's division OF the Woman's
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Gamma Theta chapter of Sigma Al
pha .Ieta sorority will havsss their
monthly noon luncheon Thursday at
the Heron Coffee shop,
The new Y w. c. A cabinet OF |
college will be the guests !
Of the members of the old cabinet at
Z house party to be. given Friday and |
saturday at the Delta Gamma house. /
The girls have planned a hike for Fri |
day and a dinner to be given Saturday.
The new members of the cabinet |
nclude:N Miss Erma Lewis, president; !
Miss Dorothy Higgins, vice presid emf; |
Miss Thelna Hobson, treasurer; Miss |
Marjorie Hemus, secretary; Miss |
Ruth Spear, undergraduate field rep |
-esentatiVe; Miss Margaret Tillotson, |
chairman of the big sister committee; |
Miss Louise Griest, chairman of the |
finance committee; Miss Laura Martha /
leland, publicity; Miss Helen Thomas, |
iocial service; Miss Katharine |
Wheeler, Bible; Miss Helen Steele, |
Mss Barbara Jarrell, chairman of the /
freshman commission.
The retiring officers of the cabinet |
ire:
Miss Isabel Whit Miss Viola Van Nice
Mss Louise Griest Miss Neva shoemaker |
Miss Lois Shafer Miss Mabel Shirk
Hiss Katherine Miss Ruth Marsh /
' Wheeler Miss Sylvia Silver
Miss Elizabeth thorne
, Greene Miss Mabel Glare
Mss Lillian Hughes
The. pastor of the Central Park
Christian church, the Rev. J. Quincy
3iggs and Mrs. Biggs held open house.
rq esday afternoon from 2 until 5
clock at their home, 1903 Central
Park avenue.
Fhe receiving line included: Rev.
lnh Mrs. Biggs, Miss Portia Biggs,
Miss Anita Biggs, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.
Keller. DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Brown. Mrs.
D. o. Williams. Mrs. B. c. Dibble, Mrs.
;. F. Bastion, Mrs. F. J. Crouch. Mrs.
Helen Schuman, Mrs. f. B. Crone-
meyer and Mrs Ray Smith.
A program was given by male
quartet, Mr.. Paul Van Ness. Mr..
Charles Brit, Mr.. Charles Horner and
NJ Earl Nonkin, Miss Mildred Brown
ang accompanied by Miss Anita
Biggs. Miss Ruth Dibble played the
accomplishments for the quartet num-
oers.
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over one hundred persons played
ards last night at the benefit bridge
party given by Miss Loura Perry's
cam of the Woman's club at the Elks'
.iub-
4 short program was given by Mrs.
Raymond Murray, Miss Kathryn AL
,augh. Miss Mary Stonebeck ana Miss
Ruth Chaplin.
Prizes for the highest bridge scores
we're won by Mrs. ]. III. O'Connell, Z
,Trs H T., Peppu7ever and Mrs Nj r !
Jrie.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom King have pur-
.hased two of the lots on Boswell ave-