The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-19
Mr.. George Bearg
Mr.. Howard
Cameron
Miss Miriam Van

Miss Miriam Van Mr. George Bearg
| Horn Mr. Howard
Miss Lucille Heym Cameron
Miss Bernice Curry Mr.. Ralph Glenn
Miss Bernice Dear Mr.. Keene Saxon 2.
[ dorff Mr. Stanley Clithero
Miss jeanette DooIey Mr. George Allen 30
Miss Margaret Morns Mr. Garrett Porter
Miss Margaret Mr. Junior Gordon
| Ripley Mr.. Arthur Erickson
Miss Doris Childs Mr. Bert Harrison
Miss Beatrice kasse- Mr. Jimmy Nc
! baum Closkey
Miss Jeanne Koontz Mr. Robert Merrick
Miss Hila Van Hook Mr. William Burns
Mrs. William Mcpherson of Howell
! Mich, was the honor guest at
| luncheon and bridge party given to-
day by Mrs. Louis Hall and Mrs David
Neiswanger at the University club.
The guests were seated at quartet
tables which were adorned with bas-
kets of spring flowers. There were
| places for forty-eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayes will en-
| tertain with dinner-bridge next
Tuesday evening at their home in
compliment to Mr. and Mrs McPher-
| son.
The members of the team of the
| woman's club of which Mrs. o. L.
| Moore is captain, will picnic Sunday
| at the J. S. Swogger summer camp.
| Vesper services will be conducted at
the camp before the party, which will
| include the members and their fam
| lilies, return home.
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The members of the Myosotis club
| and their families held their annual
| picnic Thursday evening a Gage park
| with forty persons present The club
| will not meet again until october.
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Reservations for the luncheon to be
| given Saturday noon at Pelletier's Tea
| room by the American Association of
| University Women must be made by
| Friday night with Miss Helen Shirk.
Following luncheon Saturday, officers
will be elected for next year.
Mrs. Howard E. Johnston gave
1 party Wednesday evening a her home
| in Potwin for her son Howard. who
| celebrated the thirteenth anniversary
| of his birthday.
The boys and girls present included:
Constance Bone George Staebler, Jr.
| Helen SalIee Lex Scott
| Helen Layton Richard Colville
| Eunice Thompson Roy Moore
| Blanche Johnson Ozwin Rutledge
| Dorothy Helbert James Mitchell
/ Charlotte Sallee Philip Hamilton
| Louis Freeman Newman Jeffrey
/ WendalI CARING Orland Monroe
house
| THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who was surprised into speechless-
/ ness the other day when she met
1 friend on the street and the friend
/ asked why. didn't you come to my
/ tea last month ?" The truth of the
| matter was she hadn't received an
/ invitation.
| There's also another woman in our
1 town who met an acquaintance on the
/ street yesterday and greeted her with
| i've wanted to see you for several
| days and ask you why I wasn't in
| vited to your party last week" If you
/ had been hostess of last week, how
! would you have answered the ques-
| ton?
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The members of the Boys High
| school quartet gave q dinner Thurs
i day evening at Pelletier's Tea room
/ for their instructor. Miss Grace v
i Wilson and for Miss Thelma Wood
/ who has played their accomplishments
i during the school year Following
i dinner they were entertained at the
/ Grand theater.s
| The hosts were: Mr.. Carl Richard
son. Mr. Martin Baker, Mr.. Theron
i French and Mr.. Joe Robb.
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One of Zona Gales intensely human
little plays. ''Neighbors," with an old
i fashioned setting. was given Thurs
/ day afternoon at the First Presbyter-
/ ian church by Mrs J. J. Drisko's d.
| vision of the Social Service club.
The play was given in the, church
| af