The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-20

der the arm. The irregular length
skirt had fish tail train. Miss Har-
riet Stanley wore gown of dark blue
chiffon deliberately beaded. 1t was
girdled with fuchs ostrich and wide
stain ribbon, the latter forming
streamers which hung below the hem
of the skirt.
Topekanss attending the wedding
We're: Gov. Henry ]. Allen and daugh-
ter, Miss Henrietta Allen, and Mrs. H.
o. Carney.
Mr.. and Mrs. SeweH W. Black will
have as dinner guests tonight at their
home:
Mr. and Mrs ]. A. Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. David Palmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Griggs
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ulffers
Mrs Fred Davis, Chicago
Mr.. Langston Bacon, Jr. 4af eft1I
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hayden /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dillon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ilif Felix
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mohler
Mr.. John Fleishman.
X y y
Mr.. John Bauerlein will be host at
a dinner of ten covers tonight at the
University club. Later in the evening
Mr.. Bauerlein and his guests will at
tend the Womans club dance at KEEL
lam hall.
The English tea and card party
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. J.
NJ. Briefs division of the Woman's
club at the Elks club house was a dis
tinct success. over 2S5 women played
cards and many more arrived later
for the tea. which was between four
and five O'Clock.
Favors of lovely red roses were
given the guests in each row having
the highest score. They were: Mrs.
II T a<~p
$3.50; Mrs. Phillip Gray 1854; Mrs.
Stanley Copeland. Mrs. W. e. Atchi-
son, Mrs. J. K. Bair Mrs. H. Ward
Page and Mrs. L. C. Hammond.
Mrs. ]. Karl Rankin and Miss Effic
Page, accompanied by Miss Helen
Scott, sang.
The tea table, which was set on the
stage at the end of The ball room, was
decorated in red and white. Rel
roses, in a basket, conferred the table.
Silver candelabra, holding lighted red
candles, were used at either end.
British and American flags were also
used in decorating. Mrs. H. z. Ray
and Mrs. Charles F. Spencer poured.
/ The assisting girls included:
Miss Cornelia Adams Miss Eileen Cowgirl
| Miss Frances Bone Miss Betty Schick
| Miss Dorothy Rey- Miss Eleanor Hines
nolds Miss Isabel Sutherin@
| Miss Mary Stitt Miss Dorothy Suth-
| Miss Catherine Allen erin.
Miss Helen Travis Miss Helen Lewis
Miss Margaret Roehr Miss Helen Hendricks
Miss Beatrice Kasse- Miss Grace Linde-
baum muth
! Mrs. Fred Davis of Chicago was the
| honor guest at a luncheon given at
the University club this noon by Mrs.
| Theodore Snattinger. Following the
! luncheon the guests spent the after
noon at Mrs Snattinger's home, play
ing cards.
| Covers uyare laid for tu-aI1-e
:. y y
Miss Gertrude Beverly entertained
with a bridge party this afternoon at
her home on College avenue for Miss
Lois Shaffer- Miss Shaffer will leave
next week to become a member of
the. faculty at Southwestern college at
winfield
| The guests included members of the
senior class at Washburn who are
close friends of the guest of honor
= ). y
Miss Ethel Chase will entertain her
sewing club Saturday afternoon.
= y *
A large attendance of women from
over the entire state is expected for
con to be held at the First Presby-
terrain church. Monday noon, January
80. lat 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. W. H. Eastman is in charge
of the decorations for the affair. Mrs.
IClement w. Smith has charge of the
| reservations at the homes and hotties
for the out Of town visitors. Mrs.
Frank Squires has charge of the tick
| cts which will be\on sale at the c. A
Wolf Jewelry store. Monday. Separate
membership tickets will be sold to
those who wish to attend the after
noon program alone and do not wish
| to be present at the luncheon. Mrs.
/ r. w. Watson is general chairman of
arrangements, with Mrs. w r. Bowen
as-assistant.