The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-21


Mr.. and Mrs. +. A Derby
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eli G. Foster
The guest list Includes:
Miss Irene Howard Miss Dorothy George
I Miss Florence Stem Mr.. Charles Currey
ger. Emporia Mr.. Floyd Flanagan
Miss Julia Sheard Mr.. Lawrence Wood
Miss Mamie Duvau ward
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mr. Asa Crawford
Rel Mr.. George ScOfield
Miss Gertrude Mr.. Willard GeiGer
Huckell Mr. Lyman King
Miss Pearl Thiebaud Mr.. Merritt McGrew
Miss Althea Wiede Lawrence
Miss Sylvia Silver Mr.. John Barstow
thorne Mr.. Merton Ladd
Miss AIbertina Null Mr.. William Davis
lendore Mr. George McCaust-
Miss Margaret Bell land
Miss LeOla thinner Mr.. Isaac Kendall
Mr.. Daniel Lyons
Miss Vivian shields Mr. Vincent Westrup
Miss Marjorie Bran Mr.. John Taylor
denburg Mr. Jack Shakeshaft
Miss Bess Stiverson Mr. William Van
Miss Helen Scott Lehn
Miss Isabel Sutherin Mr. John Prawl
Miss Carolyn Thorpe Mr.. Earl Brown
Miss Eleanor Hines Mr. John Free
Miss Gladys BOlinger Mr. Robert Bell
Miss Virginia Bscoe Mr. Paul Long
Miss Ruth Isaacson Mr. Henry Benning4
Miss Jettie Denmark Mr.. james Jones
Miss Eleanor Allen Mr. George Green
Schick Mr.. Willard Killian
Miss Dorothy Suth- Mr.. Merritt Stanley,
erin Manhattan
Mrs. James Nelson, 1859 College
avenue, will give a party Saturday aft
ernoon at her home in honor of her
little daughter, Dorothy Marie, who
will be II years old Saturday. AIRS.
Nelson will be assisted by Miss
Frances Beck and Miss Gertrude Mel
son.
The guest list will include:
Dorothy Marie Nell Janice Nicholson
son Helen Henry
Frances Strictly Mary Catharine
Geraldine Stout Spencer
Margaret Wehe Catharlne Davis
Annabelle WEIGH Norma Crouch
Doris BrattOn Marian Long
Marjorie LuNton Helen Rogers
Winifred Killian Sylvia MartinsoD
Merrill Strictly Vincent Hall
Robert Durham Donald Cole
Darwin Beaver Gale Lawrence
y 4. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Warnica, 2O11
berS of their Bridge club, Thursday
evening at their home. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Lewis were guests who sub
stituted.
THERE'S A GIRL IN OUR TOWN
Who is newly engaged and is almost
as much in love with the wonderful
diamond which her fiance gave her
as she is with the fiance- She dives
her fathers car a great deal and the
other day she started down the alley
to put the car into the garage. On
her left hand, poised on the steering
wheel. the diamond glittered and
sparkled most entrancingly, in fact
TOO mucn SO, Tor she became lost to
the world in admiration of the gem.
Suddenly, her gaze torn from the gem,
she became aware that the buildings
about her had an unfamiliar look,
and she began looking for the garage.
She had passed it and was down at the
end of the next block:
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosander announce
the marriage of their daughter Ada
Cecil to Mr.. Lewis c. Wright of Ponca
City. Okla, which took place in Win
field. Kan, Saturday. March %. Mr..
and Mrs Wright will make their
home in Ponca City.
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Miss Anna NJ. p. Bundy will have
a special Listening Hour" at s o'clock
this evening The students who will
play are Elizabeth Goosey. Pauline
Lair, Helen Rain, Dorothy Renker,
Kathryn Lyons and John Luke. AS
sisting students will include: Wilma
KIinge. Bonita Biddison, Josephine
skinner. Gladys Skinner, Lucille Coe,
Idaleone Baum. Nadine Jones, stan
ley Sutherin and Dorothy Wagner
The next Listening Hour" Will be
given May ..
Notes and Personal Mention.
Capt. and Mrs. P. B. Coffin of Chi
cago. who have been spending the
week with Col II. c. Lindsay at EX-
celsior Springs. Mo. will arrive Satur-
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Perkins.
Mrs. C. c. Goddard of Leavenworth
has spent the week as the guest of
Mrs w A. Johnston and Justice
Johnston. She win leave Saturday for
her home.
Hemstitching. Baer's HAT Shop
Adv.
Miss Mabel Adams. assistant secre-
tary of the Associated Industries of
Kansas. has returned from Wichita, |
where she attended the annual meet
ing of the association.
Miss Esther Peers will come up
from kansas City to spend the week
end as the guest of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Doud of
Porta gesville. n. Y, who have spent
the winter here with Mr.. w. w Whit
ney and Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Pratt.
left today for their home. Mr.. Whit |
ney viii accompany them as far as
Furs remodeled. Baer's HAT Shop.
ADV
Miss Estela Reckards and Miss !
Louise Richards are spending q few !
days at The Films at Excelsior
Springs. No
Air. H. w Harrington of Topeka !
student at the University OF Kansas
recently initiated Tan Beta Pf