The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-31
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ovar saventv-fve members of the
Country club and their families, al
tended the Saturday night olnnsi
dance at the club. Among tne uIiiii ,,-.
parties was one including MISS ~
Curtis. Miss Betty Niles OF SaIt 11@ y
CITY Miss Permelia Curtis MT r. -
vviuiams of the United states haVai
cadets corps. Mr.. Lew Graham ana MI :
CHARLES NfaRaw. Mr.. and Mrs. II. y.
csarvev gave a family party with MISS
NEarv chase Chamberlain and her
-o1sin Miss Jeanette Lewis of Knox
willie Illinois as additional guests; rrviI
onotbar party for Miss Margaret VII
on - NfIIvvaukee were Mr.. and Mrs.
Guilford Dudley, the MISSES StlIItI I
NJ. Henry Scandrett, Mr.. Ben scan
dre+t MT. Dan Hammatt and Mr.. Faul
walker. Mr.. Kurtz Keliam enIer LAM
ed Miss Louise Kellam, MISS h1 1I-
Herbst, Miss Ailabelle Irou MAJ I1a1,,, of
Kensss CITY. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s NC
CIIntoclS's guests were Mrs. Martina
JUbalev of Chicago and Miss Florence
tombstone Mr.. and Mrs. John r. NOT
ton. Mrs. John B. Bartholomew anu
Mrs. A. S. Johnson composed ahotheI
party. o,,,as+s
Mr. A. w Fulton and DR.. PettyJohn OF
Chicago. the latter the new medlcai al
rector Of the K. and /. of ). OtheTs
present were Mr. David Bowie, Mr.. e.
M Bonebrake, Mr.. and MRS. +. L.
Copeland and family, Mr.: j. M. O0 y, ~
Mr.. George NJ. Crawford, Mr.. =. T.
curry. Mr.. John Clugston, Mr.. and Mrs
r r DOran Miss Josephine Doran. Dr
and Mrs. Willis A. Coston, MISS
Corinne Coston, Miss Rachel Coston'
Miss Mary Thompson, Miss MARIE
I.aRerstrom, Miss Maud Grimes, MISS
Floyd Robenson, Judge and Mrs. L. ,;
Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole ana
their family. Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. GauIt'
Mr.. A. A. GODDARD Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Going, Mr.. Charles Guibor, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Willard N. Hall, Miss Laura Hall
Mr.. Dick Hall, Mr.. Wilson HOBART MT
Monte Kistler, Mr.. David Lak1n, MT
Dana MacVicar, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Austin, Mr.. Edward D. Osborn, MI
Robert Pierce, Junior. Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene S. Quinton, Mr.. and Mrs. E. I.
Cartilage, Miss Helen Cartilage, Mr.
Herbert Cartilage, Mr.. Will Cartilage,
Mr.. Roy Thompson and Mr.. Joe Will
son.
Miss Alice Lakin will entertain few
guests informally at bridge this even
ing in compliment to the visiting girls,
Miss Betty Niles Of Salt Lake City and
Miss Margaret Wilson of Milwaukee.
It is said Of a bachelor who used to
be a general utility man and was sent
to the parties with anybody who was
left over, but who Is now running
around with popular debutante, that
he has sold his hearse and bought a
go-cart.
Miss Dolly Curtis will be the hostess
at the next Country club tea for the
members Of their families Friday from
seven to ten o'clock. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. ]. B. Johnson, Mrs
Herbert Armstrong, Mrs. David w.
Mulvane, Mrs. Margaret Wiggin, Mrs.
S. E. Barber. Mrs. Charles Curtis, Mrs.
James B. Hayden, Miss Dorothy Will
son. Miss Floyd Robenson, Miss Ethel
Davis. Miss Julia Larimer, Miss Mary
Meade, Miss Alice Meade, Miss ViF-
ginia Meade and Miss Permelia Curtis
\
wedding Of interest to Kansas peo-
pie took place Sunday in Denver in the
marriage of Miss Belle Sinclair of
Lawrence to Mr. Phillip Howell
Knowlton. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. w. T. Sinclair, one of the most
prominent citizens of Lawrence and
Mr.. Knowlton formerly lived in New
ton. He was a student at the Univer-
sity of Kansas and a member of the
Phi. Kappa Psi fraternity. This was
Mrs. Knowlton's second marriage, she
having Deen divorced from Mr. Fred
Dobson of Ottawa a few years ago.
Mr.. Knowlton is a travelling salesman
for the Carter, Wright, Carpenter
Paper company, with headquarters at
Denver. where they will make their
home.
From Gertrude Hill Springer's New
York letter in the Kansas City Star:
A western man who is achieving
success here is Walter H. CIough,
brother of Frank Clough of Kansas
City and Mrs. a. L. Nichols and the
Misses Clough of Topeka. Mr.. Clough
has been in New York six years and
now is vice president of the George
Fuller Construction company, whose
executive offices occupy the twentieth
floor Of the "Flatiron" or Fuller build
ing.
Mr.. Clough is experimenting the
construction of the new Pennsylvania
terminal station which, when compIet-