The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-24

Mrs. Frank Griggs gave q party this
afternoon at her home in Fillmore
street. which combined the purposes
of honoring an out Of town guest. ano
popular society girl of Topeka mrs
Joseph Bowers OF Lansdowne, "a:
who is visiting her parents. MI. ano
Mrs. J. F. Lytle. was guest OF hon4i
and announcement was mace Oh lne
approaching marriage OF Miss Mar
garet Garvey, to Mr.. John Romadka,
Of Milwaukee, Wis.
The table at which the guests were
served. was decorated with hearts ano
cupids and red flowers. Tne CAKES
were in shapes Of cupids and Do s;en .me
names of Miss Carney and her rance.
The guests besides Miss Garvey' VINO
first heard the news OF the engage
ment today, were members Oh . Iol
mer bridge club to which MIS- 6owsIs
belonged. when she was MISS NaI aH
Russell Frost, Mrs. Dana Davis. mrs.
lief Felix. Miss Eugenia Quinton' Mss Mss
Grace KOOntz, Miss Hazel Howe, MISS
Una Lyle. Miss Corinne Coston anu
Miss Sarella Hearrick OF kansas City:
The news Of the engagement u OF
wide interest in Topeka, for Miss Gar
vey is one of the best liked OF the so
ciety girls. She is unusually pretty.
Of the fragile, dainty type OF beauty,
that suggests the delicacy OF DresGeh
pictures. Sne was cOuSdSCN - ~--~
peka high school and Washburn col
lege. She is an accomplished young
woman, and has lately been eneaseo
in the work of teaching aestneGS
dancing She Is the daughter OF MIS- w :.
C. Garyey of Fillmore street. and her
father. the late Mr. Gsrvey, was an OF
ficial in the freight department OF the
Santa Fe Railroad company. and the
family are well known here
Mr.. Romadka formerly attended 81.
Mary's college, and MISS GaIVey me-
him during his student days there. he
has been to Topeka quite often since
then, and a good many OF MISS Gar
yey's friends have met him. though
they have not known OF the engage
ment. Miss Garvey attended mouse
party at his home In milwaukee, JUL
ing the holidays.
The date for the wedding mas not
been set. and arrangements Tor the
marriage are not yet MADE
Mr. Aneelus Burch entertained the
freshman class Of Washburn college at
his home in Tyler street. Friday even
ing.
Western Sorosis will be entertained
at a guest day meeting next Sa.uruay
being hostess. The literary paper for
the afternoon, THE Song Cycle, Will
be read by Mrs. Garvey. Some OF the
women who are in Topeka for the
Kansas Day club luncheon, whl re-
main over Saturday and will be guests
at the club. The program will begin
at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas will enter
tain the missionary society OF the FIRST
Presbyterian church Wednesday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock at her home.
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The women who have been asked to
assist at the reception to be given
after the luncheon OF the oman
Kansas Day club, next THURSDAY, are
Mrs. Norman Wear, Mrs. A w. Dana,
Mrs. Frank p. MacLennan. Mrs: H. Q.
Garvey, Mrs C. F. Spencer. Mrs. A.
Marburg, Mrs. D. w. Mulvane, Mrs.
F. w. Watson, Mrs. Scott Hopkins
Mrs NJ Mrs, H T. b. narm Mrs MIS- B. B.
B. Smythe, Mrs. George Crosman'
Mrs. Lohn Sargent. ST.. Mrs. W. NJ.
Crosby, Mrs. Jonathan Thomas. MIS-
L. D. Whittemore. Mrs. II. L. Shirer'
Mrs. George Parkhurst, MIS-. X; y.
Carver, Mrs. ]. C. Gafford. Mrs. D. f.
EsterIy, Mrs. ]. w. Movers, Mrs E. H.
Crosby and Mrs. o. E. Walker.
The women who expect to have line
parties to the luncheon are asked to
notify Mrs. A. o. Wellman. 1908 West
Tenth avenue: not later 'nan 'oesoaS'
The men of the Alpha Delta fra
ternity will give a smoker wednesday
evening, Jan. %, for the Beta men OF
Topeka The party will be held at
the Alpha Delta house. 1916 Euclid
avenue.
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Thu F. P. NJ. club was entertained
Frid:s, afternoon by Mrs. L. o. H.
Slusher. Those present were: Mrs.
Chalres Reeves. Mrs Will Atkinson.
Miss Vera Cook, Mrs Kenneth Clark.
Mrsl w. w. Gilmore, Mrs. Walter
Stadkl, Mrs. Harbeson. Mrs. Kenneth
Pot leroy. Mrs. Clinton Hart, Miss
Buchacher, Mrs. NJ Ralph Stack and
Mrs, Slusher.
% 9Th Mrs. c. H. Lerrigo, 1917 Col
lege avenue.
TIE program for the Y. w. c. A.
vespdr service for Sunday has been
CHANGED on account of the illness of
Miss Henrietta Gay. who was to have
made an address. Four Washburn
Students, Florence Warner. Mildred
Marsh, William Stern and Finney
Markham will speak on the different
phases Of the student volunteer con-
vention, recently held in Kansas City.
Mrs. Guy owen will sing II Do Not
Ask, o Lord
The Current Literature club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. H.
w. Jones. Mrs. H. c. Short will give
a review of the Literary Digest; Miss
Alice Nesbaum will review Leslie's
Magazine, and Mrs ]. E. Manley will
review the Child Welfare magazine.
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The Nineteenth Century club will