The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-12

Mrs.-A. B. Quinton and her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Davis, will go to St. LOUIS
Friday to attend the wedding of Mrs
Quintons niece, Miss Hazel Allen, and
Mr.. Fred Snoddy of Cincinnati. IL
is to be a church wedding of social
Importance and will be solemnized sat
urday evening. The bride has frequent
ly visited at the Quinton home in To-
peka, and has quite a circle of friends
here. Mr.. Snoddy is in the lumber
business in Cincinnati, and he and his
bride will go to that city to make
their home.
Mrs. Davis will return home soon
after the wedding, and Mrs. Quinton
will remain in St. Louis about week.
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dinner was given at the Hutchln-
son Country club Wednesday night for
the golf players attending the toruna-
ment in that town. Grant Chamberlain
of Hutchinson won the gold medal for
the low medal score, S2-1S holes. The
record for Topeka first team Wednes-
day was: T. B. Frost, 10 down; c. B.
Merriam, down; A. Fassler, 8 down;
]. c. Wilson, down; q down. Among
the Topeka men listed in the qualify
ing round yesterday were: j. c. VIII
son, c. B. Merriam, Armin Fassler, L.
B. Frost, Fred Cole A. M. Catlin,,
]. r. Koontz, I. w. Felix, George Sny-
der, DR.. w. H. West, ]. M. Connel,
II. A AuerDacn, CndrleS WOlI' Jun
ford Dudley.
The following paragraph is from
Manhattan paper: Miss Effie Graham
of Topeka, the author of The Passin'
On Party" which is receiving such
high praise from the press, is visiting
friends in Manhattan. The lambda
lambda girls entertained her at dinner
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ]. F. Daniels, of 1119 Van Buren,
street, gave a luncheon Wednesday at
her home for Mrs. t. F. Hand of New
York, who is visiting her sister, Mrs
H. L. Shirer. Roses and asparagus
fern were used to decorate the table,
and covers were laid for: Mrs. Hand
and her two daugters, Miss Katherine
Hand and Miss Elizabeth Hand, Mr..
and Mrs. Shirer, Miss Mary Helen
Shirer, Miss Ruth Smith of Minneapo-
lis, who is the guest of Miss Shirer,
Miss Barr. Miss Molly Mcclure, Mrs.
Sadie Hostetter. Miss Grace Abbott,
Mr.. A. B. Whiting and Mr.. Hampton
Shirer. Miss Mcclure assisted Mrs.
Daniels.
A Topeka girl invested 81 in a full
line of toilet goods. The agent in
structed her in the merits of the var1-
Gus lotions, all of which the girl
straightway forgot. thinking to find
Not being able to distinguish the vari-
Gus uses of the different preparations
from the labels, she studied it by eX-
pertinent. II think she said, in sum-
ming up her conclusions, that l have
been washing my teeth this week with
the nail polish, and the face cream is
curing my corns."
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The wedding of Miss Leila Marie
Harris and Mr.. Bernard Thurston
Moore took place today at the brides
hime in Grinnel1, Iowa. The wedding is
interesting to some Topeka people, for
the bride is granddaughter of Mrs. S.
f. Devendorf and three years ago she
spent year with Mrs. Devendorf and
attended the Topeka High school
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The wedding of Miss Olive Moody and
Mr.. Norman R. DeArmond was cele-
brated at $50 O'Clock Wednesday night
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Moody, 1913 West Six
tenth avenue. Mr.. DeArmond, whose
people live near Caney, Kansas, makes
his home in Garden City, and he and
his bride will go there to live. The
bride graduated from the Topeka High
school a few years ago, and since that
time she has been teaching in the Gar
den City schools.
At the wedding last night the brides
sister, Mrs. W. G. Rees played the
Lohengrin wedding march, and anoth-
er sister. Miss Bertha Moody sang 20
Promise Me- and For Love of Three"
Leroy Moody, of La Junta, Colorado,