The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-03

guests next Wednesday. May 10. in
honor of Mrs Etter
Mrs. John Z. Du Mars has invited
guests for luncheon and bridge Fri
day.
Mrs Du Mars's prospective house
guest, Mrs. Richard Potts of Kansas
City. Mo, will share honors Friday
with Mrs De Forrest Ludwig of Pitts
burgh, Pa, and Miss Lenore Collins
of Myersdale. Pa, who are guests of
their sister, Mrs. Frank H. Burrow.
Mrs Du Mars's guest list includes:
Mrs. Potts Mrs. Harrison
Mrs. Ludwig Morgan
Miss Collins Mrs. j. R. Burrow,
Mrs. ". K, Etter, of Mrs. win J. Miller
Chicago Mrs. George Staebler
Mrs. Luther Burns Mrs. Monte Kistler
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Mrs. A. H. futile will have the fol-
lowing guests for luncheon tomorrow
at her home. 915 West Tenth avenue:
Mrs, Oscar T. Crop Mrs John d Dp Mars
Mrs. c. W. Myer Mrs. Ben Bear
Mrs David Palmf + : Mrs : James BFier' Jr-
Mrs. Philip Gray had guests at a
bridge party this afternoon, in honor
of Miss Edna Herbst, whose marriage
to Mr.. Harry Southwick will take
Mrs. Gray's guests today were:
Miss Herbst Mrs Charles Kouns
Mrs. George Snyder Mrs. James Brier. jr.
Mrs George Thomp- Mrs Fred Winter
Mrs. Dale Burdick Mrs. John Mcintyre
Mrs. Ben Bear Miss Mary Clark
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Mrs. Clay Hamilton will invite
guests to a luncheon to be
given at her home on West Ninth
of Mrs. De Forrest Ludwig of Pitts
burgh, Pa.
There will be. twelve guests.
Mrs. J. P. Root entertained the
Tuesday Bridge-Luncheon club at the
Chocolate Shop yesterday.
Places were laid at the luncheon
table, which was charming with its
low bowl of hlacs, for:
Mrs. c. b. Reed Mrs. F. ?. Bradley
Mrs. Frank Hobart Mrs. r. ]. Myers
Mrs. Walter Wilson Mrs. Frank Squires
Mrs. George Eagle Mrs. w. E. Mcvey
Mrs. A. A. Hurd Mrs. W. f. Atchison
Mrs. D. c. Neis- Mrs. Root
wender
Mrs. Kurtz Kellam entertained her
bridge club today at luncheon and
cards at the home of Mrs. Frank
Wellington Griggs:
Miss Eleanor Barber and Miss Ad
rienne Viergiver will give their GER
tificate piano recitals Thursday eve
ming at s o'clock in the Studio House,
913 Polk street, Bethany college.
Miss. Barber, the attra ctive young
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Barber,
formerly lived in Topeka. The Bar
bers built the residence that is now
the H. H. Welty hoime-
This afternoon a joint voice and |
piano students recital was given at /
Studio Hall by the pupils of Miss Irma |
Jane Lewis and Miss Elva Russell.
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Rev. ]. c. Burlwan OF Canton, |
Christian church this. evening He |
will tell of his experiences in the |
mission in Canton, of which |
he is the head.
The Mothers council of Lowman
Memorial church will meet Thursday /
afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. w. I
Schwartz, ITO West Tenth avenue.
Mrs H NJ. Long will be the leader. |
The days subject will be, How much
Miss Lillian Endlich and Miss
Blanche Endlich entertained their
dancing club Tuesday evening at their
home on Fillmore street.
Included in the party was Mrs. Ar
-hur Nussbaum of Parsons, Kan, who
s the guest of her mother, Mrs. A
samuel.
Therle were + swes 2 guests,
In order to increase the popularity
IF the Elks club for Tthe wives and
friends of members Mr.. Paul H.
Heinz. exalted ruler, and Mr.. L. c.
Rain, MIA. r. Springer and Mr.. f.
VI. Bracket, trustees, have planned to
make the club rooms especially at
ractive. The ladies' parlors have
,een renovated and arranged and a
Maid will be in attendance during the
neal hours.
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Chapter Al of P. f. O. will enter
ain the mothers at a guest day meet
ng at the home of Mrs J. P. Slaugh-
er, 31S Woodlawn. Friday afternoon,
Hay 8. Mrs. E. A. CLANCY and Mrs.
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