The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-15

ton, of Kansas City, Missouri, who has
been guest the past two weeks at the
! George Port Ashton home.
The marriage of Miss Ethel> A.
linn and Mr.. Earl M Brown will
take place this evening at the par
sonage of the United Brethren
church, and Rev. o. II. Deeyer will
perform the ceremony The young
people will make their home at 113
position with the Santa Fe and Miss
linn, who is quite a pretty girl and
I mas many friends, has been employed
| the past few years in the business
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs Earle Williams are
quarantined at their apartments, Mrs.
Williams being i'll with diphtheria.
Her illness has been quite severe, but
she is recovering now.
Miss Julia Ashton will return
Saturday to her home in Kansas City,
Dr and Mrs. George Port Ashton.
Mrs Charles Barnes of Usage City
IS visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. Frank Kingan will go to Over
brook next week to take charge of
lumber yard.
Mrs. Waterman Stone of Kansas
City returned home today after a
snort visit to Mrs. J. C. McCHntock.
MT and Mrs. Hubert Popenoe
where Mr.. Popenoe has accepted an
appointment as agricultural expert
ana teacher in the high school. Mr..
Fopenoe IS a graduate of the Kan.
sas state Agricultural college.
Mr. Harry Southwick has returned
from a trip to Florida.
Mrs. A A Robinson, who has been
III at Stormont hospital, has returned
to her home.
Mr.. P C. Chamberlain has been
confined to his home che past few
Gays with an attack of infIammatory
rheumatism
Dr., and Mrs. T. J. Kimbrough left
tuesday for Jackson. Tenn, where
they will make their home. Ten DAYS
before they left they were guests of
MI and Mrs. G. G. Moore
Mrs Paul Mennenoeh of Eureka
Kan, IS spending a week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Henry McAfee.
The wedding of Mrs Kate Moore
ana Mr.. Louis Whitten took place
tuesday afternoon at O'Clock, at the
home of Mr.. James Written, Auburn.
Kan. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. s. A. Alt. Mr.. and Mrs
Written will make their home near
Wakarusa.
Mr.. Edward Skibbe entertained the
following friends at an informal party
Friday evening: Miss Bessie Cooper.
Miss Mary Calkins, Miss Beatrice
Warner Miss Marian Cooper, Miss
Madaline Mccoy, Miss Daisy Summers,
MISS Ethel Langley, Miss Anna Skibbe,
MT 5. Hicks, Mr. BuSs Brain Mr. For |
rest Buckalew, Mr.. Russell Iserman,
MI: Guy Dryer and Mr.. William
Miss Minnie Doering has been illl
the past few days with the grip.
Mr.. David Page has returned from a !
two weeks trip to Chicago and Iowa.
Mrs. Irving Plat of Junction City
IS visiting her mother, Mrs. George |
Mrs: B. S. HiIlman of Waterloo. Ia,
was the guest of Mrs. j. c. TulIock |
a few days. on her return home from |
California, where she spent the winter |
The p A. l. S. held their month |
~ meeting Wednesday evening at the |
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Wood, |
1888 Fillmore street. An interesting |
oyster supper. The meeting for next |
month will be held at the home of |
Miss Lena Davis.
Mary MacLennan's Sunday school I
class of the First Presbyterian church /
VIII have a bakery sale beginning at |
10 o'clock tomorrow morning at War
rem M. Crosby's store. Sale closes at
noon.
Mrs. Flora Carpenter, Mrs E. B.
Gilleece and Mrs. F. r. Souders en-
tertained the Lady Maccabees, Hive
No IA, Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. SOuders. 1912 Euclid
avenue. The guests were: Mrs Mary
Stokes, Mrs. NJ. K. Erickson, Mrs. F.
A. PARCEL, Miss Gertrude PARCEL, Mrs
J. X. Furniss. Mrs F. L. Underneath,
Mrs. J. Price, Mrs. J. Warcell, Mrs. II
L. A Fuller Mrs. Charles Chapman,
Mrs. Grace Stations, Mrs Luther Gard
ner, Mrs. May Eversol Mrs. W. NJ II
Houser, Mrs. H. L. Grice, Mrs. c. r.
tinsey, Mrs. H. NJ. Covell. Mrs. W.
Busby, Mrs H. J. Engell. Mrs. Charles
Armstrong, Miss Faye Armstrong, Miss l
rressa Armstrong, Miss Marie Blitz,
Miss Ruth Souder and Miss Dorothy
Souder.