The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-24

avenue. The guests included Miss
| Harriet Penny, Miss Laura Henry,
Miss Sue Mcclellan and Miss Mary
Lewis.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Marshalrs
band will entertain the members of
/ the band with a supper and program
Friday evening x in Z The band ROOM
| As a courtesy to the Rev. Elliot
Moses of Westboro. Mass. who is the
guest of the First Unitarian church
this week, and who will occupy the
pulpit again next Sunday morning,
\ and as a farewell to the Rev. Clifton
Merritt Gray, who has been minister
of the church for the past year, and
who will leave for the east next week.
the Woman's Alliance of the church IS
arranging a social evening in the
church parlors for Friday evening of
this week. There will be an informal
program of music and short talks and
light refI eshments will be served. All
friends of the church and visitors to
the church services. as well as those
more actively identified with the
church work, are most cordially in
vited to come in for a friendly hour
together at o'clock Friday evening
The Priscilla society of the Swedish
Lutheran church will be entertained
in the church parlors tonight with
Miss Emily Melgren and Miss Minnie
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Mrs. Mary Sash entertained with a
shower at the home of Mrs. Mabel
Nye on Western avenue for Miss
Martha Vedel whose marriage to Mr..
Luther c. Case will take place some
time in June. The evening was spent
in games and dancing, after which a
mock wedding was staged. Those
present were:
Miss Martha Vedel Miss Frances
Mrs. Don McCarten, SchoenfeTd
Omaha, Neb. Miss Eunice Wilson
Miss Gertrude Miss Emma Cieer
Schlegel Miss Bertha LATTER
Miss Isabelle Howe bach
Miss Florence Fraser Miss Agnes Allen
Miss Ethel Under Miss Dizzy Wallace
Miss Margaret Muir Miss Marie Wolff
ply Miss Mabel Nye
Miss Yuma McNeeley Mrs. c. Il. hinsey
TheNe will be a called meeting of
the women lawyers of Topeka who are
members of the Kansas Women's
Lawyers association, Thursday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. c. I. Martin. to arrange for the
annual banquet to be given June =
for the Kansas girls who take the bar
examination.
Mrs. c. I. Martin has been recently
made an honorary member of Tope-
ka's feminine law fraternity, Phi
Dei'A Ae''a
The school of religious education
meeting will be held tonight at The
First Presbyterian church instead of
Tuesday night as formerly announced.
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Mrs. F. L Lindernuth 1923 Gar
field avenue. will have as her guests
tomorrow afternoon. the members OF
the Thursday Sewing club.
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The Kiwanis Ladies' Auxiliary viii
meet at 2:3O o'clock Thursday after
noon at the Chamber of Commerce
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Mrs. A. T. Jones will entertain the |
members of the z. y. Q. club at q 1
O'Clock porch luncheon Friday al her
home, 1927 Virginia avenue
The Minerva club is having a part |
in fostering the growth of things mu-
steal in the state The club shared |
with the Parsons Thursday Music |
club in giving the state prize at the |
meeting of the Federation of Music |
clubs for the best vocal solo. COM |
posed by q Kansan. This was won
by Mr.. Ralph Roth, of Russell, who |
wrote Sing Me a Song of a Lad That
Is Gone"
The Philharmonic Music club of |
Winfield gave the prize for the best
piano solo. which was awarded to Mr. /
Walter Hawkinson of Salina. who /
wrote prelude in F Sharp Major"
Mr.. Charles Skilton of Kansas univer-t