The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-10
call by the president, Miss Margaret


Miss Elisabeth Edson whose en-
gagement to Mr.. Eugene Bowers has
been announced, will be the honor
guests this week at a number of af-
fairs being planned.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Ruth
Thompson and Mrs. Charles Connors
will entertain at bridge at Miss
Thompson's home in honor of the
bride-to-be. Miss Beatrice Shakeshaft
has invited guests for a party to be
given Saturday afternoon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arch McKeever will entertain
with a dinner Saturday night.
Tuesday noon of next week, Mrs.
David Hill of Salina will be hostess at
a luncheon for Miss Edison, to be given
at the George Clark home.
Mrs. John Ripley will have guests at
bridge Wednesday afternoon in COM
pliment to Miss Edison
Those playing will include:
Miss Edison Mrs Clayton Kline
Mrs James Perry, Mrs Ray Malcolm.
Manhattan Minneapolis. MINI.
Mrs. Dwight Ream Mrs Arch McKeever
Mrs. Chester Wahle Mrs Charles Connors
Mrs Kenneth Alex Mrs. William Win
ander chelI
Mrs. Glenn Hussey MRS Philip Gray
Mrs. Burgess Van LtisA Ruth Thompson
Nechten Miss Beatrice Shake
Miss Marjorie Vols, shaft
Wellington =. =. =,
Mrs. C. B. Reed entertained the
members of the Tuesday Bridge
Luncheon club this noon at her home
in the Hurley apartments. Mrs. Isaiah
Hale was a guest who substituted
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Mrs. William D. Wolfe will be the
hostess at a bridge party, Wednesday
afternoon at her home, 1101 Lane
street in compliment to Mrs. Eugene
Wolfe of Oklahoma City. Mrs. John
Dean of Ryan, Oklahoma, will share
honors.
The-guest list will include:
Mrs Wolfe Mrs. Dean
Mrs Philip Gray, Mrs Churchill sar--
Mrs. Morris Woods Mrs. Hugh MacLean
Miss Mary Clark Mrs. George L. Tuer
Miss Ethel Campbell Miss Gladys Scott
Miss Gertrude Bun Miss Isabel Sutherin
ming
Mrs. F. E. Parr, 1916 Harrison
street had as her luncheon guests to-
Gay. the members of the Felicity
Bridge-Lurcheon club.
Guests substituting were:
Mrs. n. B. Burge. Mrs. Charles
Wore, Mrs F. c.. Kaths and Mrs. F. G.
Lagerstrom.
Mrs. Allen was the speaker of the
afternoon at the meeting of the Mi
nerva club held Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Eli c. Foster, as hostess.
Mrs. Allen gave an interesting and en-
tertaining account of her trip to the
Hawaiian Islands. Mrs. A B. Jeffrey
gave the paper which was a book re-
view of The Skin Game" by Gals
worthy. A program of musical num-
bers was also given.
Among the guests present were:
Mrs. John Shelton Mrs. W. r.. Thomp-
Mrs w A S. Bird Mrs G. f. Carson
Mrs q. +. Narcotic Mrs H O. Garvey
Miss Bertha Shickle Mrs c. F. Mathews
Mrs. c. A. Wolf Mrs. 2. s. Zampierre
Mrs J. f. farrell Mrs Ralph E. Sea-
Mrs. Vernon E. nell
Bundy Mrs. A E. Billings
Mrs. Earl Wisdom Mrs. Charles F.
Mrs. Beryl johnson Spencer
Mrs. Henry Herr Mrs. c. A. Kline
Mrs. Ray Lattner Mrs. Alva Jones
Miss Harriet Mrs. Clyde Reed
Thompson Mrs. o. c. Neiswender
1 Mrs. J. Robb Mrs. Albert Patten
| Mrs. w. !. Morgan Mrs. d. S. Shepard
| Mrs. w. w. Kitchell Mrs. William A
Miss Ora Belle Horne Johnston
Henry v Stearn'
! Mrs. W. L. Higgins will have as her
! luncheon guests on l o'clock. Wednes-
day, the members of Mrs. w. E. Nc
Vey's team of the Woman's club.
Other guests will include: Mrs
Charles F. Foley, and Mrs A. r. Luz
: cas-, formerly members of this division.
Mrs. Foley and Mrs. Lucas have re
Gently returned from an extended stay
in California
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Mrs. Kenneth Lewis will entertain
her Bridge club Wednesday after
noon. Guests will include: Mrs. Le-
land Johnson of Ellis and Miss Alice
Andrews.
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The meeting of the Impromptu club
to have been held Friday night, Feb
ruary IS. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
n. w. Benning has been postponed
until ,ater date.
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The Women's Missionary society of
the Westminster Presbyterian church