The Topeka state journal., 1922-06-15

IIebert of New Orleans, La. and Miss
Katharine McCIintock of Denver,
The pretty young hostess wore a
very smart frock of red and white
printed crepe-de-chine. The skirt was
sport length with side panels that
hung to the ankles. Miss McClintock' 8
dress was of sheer orchid voile with
fine hand hemstitchings with which
she wore becoming hat of orchid
and white. Miss Hebert. a vivacious
little southerner, wore a beaded Hard
ing blue georgette dress with a white
felt hat.
Miss Georgia Neese who has just re-
turned from New York City where she
has been attending a dramatic school,
was stunning in a black taffeta frock
with which she wore a large, black,
floppy hat. Miss Isabel Crawford was
very chic in a gray pleated sport skirt
with a gray wool sweater, striped with
black and lavender. Her hat was a
combination of lavender straw and
gray angora. and her sport shoes and
hose were also gray.
Miss Jeanne KOontz and Miss Vir-
ginia Miller were dressed similarly
and both looked very well in beige
sweaters, white pleated skirts and leg
horn sport hats.
The Good Government club will
have a picnic Friday at Gage park
beginning at o'clock. Miss Ceora
Lanham will be the entertainer of the
evening.
Miss Irene Seery was the guest of
honor this afternoon at a misceIane-
Gus shower given by her sister, Mrs.
Fred Beerbohm. Miss Seery's mar
riage to Mr.. Xenephon Smith will take
place the last of this month.
The guests included:
Miss Seery Mrs. John Dean, Jr
Mrs. John Long Mrs. Phil Gray
land Mrs. H. W. Seery
Mrs Eugene Bowers Miss orpha Baugh-
Miss Mary Clark Miss Dorothy Sproat
Miss Leah Belle Miss Marjorie Fulton
Miss Isabel Crawford Miss saiiie siaugh-
Miss Pauline MeVey ter
The Bethany Girls of the First
Christian church gave miscellaneous
shower for Sylvia Silverthorne Tues
day evening at the home of Miss
Dorothea and Miss Lucille Carter
Before the shower a short business
meeting was held, the girls electing
the following officers for a terms of
six months, beginning July l Miss
Marie Donaldson, president; Mrs.
Dorothy Griffith, vice president; Miss
Leona Stah1. secretary; Miss Cecile
De Moss, treasurer; Miss Lois Wooley,
corresponding secretary.
Miss Roberta McKirahan will give
pupils piano recital at her home.
1885 Lane street. Thursday evening at
O'Clock.
The following boys and girls will
play: Dan Davis, Jr-, Mary Lucille Lii
lard, Margaret Wehe, Jane Griggs,
Josephine Merryman, Jane Akers,
Katherine Davis, Bernice Wharton,
Mildred Lee, Dorothy Obrecht, Alice
Van Petten, and Sallie LiIard. The
following five are receiving diplomas:
Jane Akers. Katherine Davis, Mildred
Lee, Sallie Lillard and Bernice Whar-
ton.
The N s. Card club will meet at
the home of Mrs r. s. Hndricks, SIP
Buchanan street. at o'clock Friday
afternoon.
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There will be no card party at the
Country club next Tuesday, as Ladies
day is to be given over entirely to the
women's golf tournament All Coun-
try club women interested in the golf
matches are asked TO attend.
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Mrs Arch McKeever entertained
her sewing club Wednesday afternoon
at her home.
Miss Lola Konopasek Will present
Miss. Ivadeile Smith in her first voice
recital Friday evening at s o'clock at
the First English Lutheran church,