The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-08
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Miss Mary Sharp gave party this
afternoon for Mrs Ada Norton OF
Keokuk, Ia, who is visiting Mrs John
d. Norton and Mrs Hal Norton me
affair was an informal bridge.
Word has been received in Topeka
that DR.. and Mrs. Frank SmithleS are
the parents of a son born Sunday
evening. Mrs. Smithies. before her
marriage, was Miss Louise Kellam OF
Topeka. DR.. and Mrs Smithles are
now living in Rochester, Mimi Where
DR.. Smithies is in charge of a hospl-
tai Mrs. SmithieS' mother and sister
Mrs. T. w. Kellam and Miss katherlhe
KelIam, who are travelling in EuroPe
this year, are now touring SWltzel
land.
Mrs. L. L. Kiene gave a party wed
nesday afternoon for her little daugn5
ter, Martha, no celebrated her tniro
birthday anniversary. me guesIs
hood.
Rev. L. A. C. Pitcaithly, canon amor. OF
BovsS club which now has about 80
members. The boys will have a cup
house, which :. being built on the Ola
Bethany grounds. on Nlnth anu IL
ne<a avenue, east of the old hail.
which is now occupied by Canon
Pitcaithly and his family. me cruz
house will have kitchen ana oIIllhs
room. and there will be llDrary,
sfereopticon outfit, a pool and blllaru
table and on the grounds are two ten
mis- courts and baseball diamond.
The young women of the catheuIdl, ae
well as the boys of the club, nave tnS
use of the tennis courts. The boys OF
fbe i1,nior choir. who have led the
yo1sic at the church services duTlEs
the summer, are members OF the 49,, Siun
Members of the committee IN cndl e
of +be club are: Mrs H. Z. hlppSS'
Mrs. p. d. McKeever, Mr.. CIlfton M
Heaton and Mr.. Roberts Z. Rop4IlsoH'
y
Miss Helen Welty will give a MOUSE
party next week at h 6er h S,Iests viii
he. Miss Katherine Harrison OF
Downs, kan; Miss Ruth W s9
and Miss Audrey Timeo OF s SpSnS%g r
Ia: Mr.. Raymond Crum ana MI
Leon Montague Of Downs
Mrs A. G. Redenbaugh and her
daughter, Zetta, of Kansas City, are
visiting Mrs. NJ. F. Rigby for ABOUT
three weeks. Mrs; Rlgoy VIZ I1yearas-
luncheon in their honor next Wednes-
day.
Rev. Hiram Harrison, formerly vice
president of Washburn college, and his
FAMILY, who have been in Cascade, Col
o~ado this summer will leave for their
home in Kansas City the latter part OF
the week. and will stop in Topeka TO
visit friends Saturday. Rev. Harrison
is now in charge of a church in Kansas
City.
The American National jewelers. as
ISOLATION met in Kansas City yesterday.
and decided officially upon a revised
list of birthstones. The subject that
has been so much discussed, has at last
been settled as follows: January, gar
net: February, amethyst; March, blood
stone: July. ruby; August, sardonyX
MAY. emerald; June, pearl and moon
stone; July, Ruby; August, sardonyx
and peridot; September, sapphire; &C
tcber, opal and tourmaline; November,
tePaz;z December, turquoise and lapls
azuli.
The dance at Garfield park, an
nounced last night for Friday evening,
will be given a week from Friday night,
August 16.
The wedding of Miss Faye Dodge, of
Wichita, and Mr.. Earl Woodward, Of
Topeka. took place Wednesday night at
the brides home, Mr.. Woodward is sec
rotary of boys work of the Central Y.
NJ c. A, and he and his bride will
make their home in Topeka.
The wedding of Miss Ruth Arnett and
Mr. Mayo Badders was celebrated at
Everett. The ceremony was performed
AT the home of Mr.. Bidders mother.
Mrs. Jennie Badders, who was ill and ,
unable to leave her. home to attend the
Mr.. and Mrs. Badders Will :
i've at 1904 Buchanan street, where they
are at home to their friends.
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Miss Frances Wheeler entertained
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