The Topeka state journal., 1913-10-21

News has been received of the mar
riage of Miss Ella Jean Gray of
Lyons, Kan, and Mr.. John Hall Chase
of Topeka, which took place Saturday
evening, October Is, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Levitt of Wilson,
Kan.
The bride was formerly a student in
Washburn college, and has friends in
Topeka who knew her during her coll
lege days. Mr.. Chase is the son of
Dr. and Mrs J. s Chase of Harrison
street DR. Chase is superintendent
and surgeon of the Mother Bicker-
dyke Home, of Ellsworth, and the
family. is quite we'll known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase have gone for a
wedding tour of the southern cities,
their home. Mr.. Chase has position
with the Santa Fe. At home after
November II at 1926 Harrison street.
Governor and Mrs. George H.
Hodges were guests of honor at a din
ner party given Monday by Mr.. and
Mrs George d. Hope of Kansas City,
at the Hotel Belmont. Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick McQuestion of Boston shar-
ed honors with Governor and Mrs.
Hodges. Mr.. and Mrs. Hope are living
at the Belmont this winter and the
McQuestionS are their guests there.
After the dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Hope
gave box party at the horse show
for their dinner guests
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An event of interest next week will
be a musicale afternoon given by Mrs.
j. C. McClintock at her home in Fill
more street. The program will be
furnished by Miss Frances McClintock,
contralto, assisted by Mrs. Stuart
Churchill Forbes, violinist. of Kansas
City, and Miss Helen Fowler, pianiste.
The Tivoli club will give a dancing
party Friday evening of this week at
Music hall.
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The Current Literature club has
issued it's year book, which is prettily
bound in brown and gold, the club
colOrS. The officers for this year are:
Mrs. R. S. Magee, president: Miss
Mabel Ritchie, vice president; Mrs. A
S. Amber, secretary; Mrs. H. w.
Jones, assistant secretary, and Miss
Sadie Eby, treasurer The program
was arranged by Mrs. J. L. Money |
penny. Mrs Otto Kiene and Mrs. Otis
Hungate.
The club held a meeting today with |
Mrs. Roy Bone, who is hostess for Oc- |
tober. The program consisted of a |
review of DR.. Lerrigo's book, Doc |
Williams by Mrs. Magee, and a mag
azine review of the Literary Digest by |
Miss Ritchie. Mrs. J. M. Brier led the |
discussion.
The members of the club this year
are: Mrs. H. s Allen, Mrs. Amber,
Brier, Mrs. F. o. Boyd, Mrs. F. :
Brown, Mrs. Ward Burlingame, Miss
Sadie Ebey Mrs. Hungate, Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. Otto Kiene, Mrs. ]. L. Money
Mrs. ]. E. Manley. Mrs. r. S. Magee,
Miss Alice Nesbaum, Mrs. S. c. Pet
tit. Mrs. E. w. Rankin. Mrs. H. C.
Short, Mrs. ]. s. West and Miss Mabel
Ritchie.
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Miss Dorothy Nichols entertained a
few guests at a dancing party Satur-
day evening at the Country club. The
company included: Miss Dorothy
Spr oat, Miss Dorothy Waugh, Miss
Alice Lyman, Miss Ruth Wood, Miss
Hester Barber, Miss Mildred, Bowman,
Miss Ethel Chase, Miss Antoinette
West, Miss tCahrlotte West, Miss Ruth
Miss Laura Gatchell, Mr.
Percy James, Mr.. Arthur Cole, Mr..
TED Lagerstrom, Mr.. Louis Daugherty
Mr.. Chester Wahle. Mr.. Wilbur Cole,
Mr. Charles Kouns, Mr.. Roger Savage,
Mr. John Dean, Mr.. John Elliott, MIR.
Robert Adams and Mr.. Roger Davis.
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The different classes at Bethany
college will entertain at a series of
parties this season. The first of the
series was a dinner-dance given Satur-
day night by the seniors of the college
and the sophomores of the prepara-
tory department. The tables were
decorated for the occasion in the class
colorS, red and gold, and with Kew
pies. which have been chosen as mas
cots for the members of the class.
The center decorations were baskets
of read saliva with a kewpie in the
center of each, and ribbons of the
class colors extending from the bas-
ket to the corners of the table. The ]
same colors and flowers were used in ,
the decoration of the gymnasium, |
where there was dancing during the
evening
- The next of the series of parties will
be given Saturday evening by the :
freshmen of the preparatory depart
ment. Another affair which is being
planned is the annual Halloween cos
tune party which will be given Satur-
day evening, November 1.
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Mrs. Ralph Squires will entertain I
the Impromptu club at it's first meet
ng of the year Wednesday evening at ,
her home, 1880 Quincy street. The :
club has a membership of about 25
men and women. Papers for the