The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-29


Elizabeth Culver, Miss Bertha Clay.
Miss Audrey Myers and Miss Elizabeth
Lewis.
The number OF members in the Ale
thean Literary society was limited this
year SO the number Of new girls asked
to belong was necessarily small A
waiting list is kept in this society and
whenever an old girl drops out some
one on the waiting list takes her place.
Those pledged as new members are:
nick, Miss Ruth Whitaker, Miss Helen
Retnbach, Miss Judith Lille. Miss Isla
Dooley. Miss Lorraine Sewell, Miss Gra-
cha Wood Miss Eunice Stevens. Miss
Nettfe Dean, Miss Katherine Hand,
Miss Pauline Haynes, Miss Lorena Set
ton. Miss Florence Henderson, and Miss
Elizabeth Turner. Those on the wait
ing list are Emma Crabb. Maybel Shell
don, Miss Wilma Perry, Miss Margaret
Gilmore, Miss Helen Iserman, Miss An
ita Rice, Miss Faye Bonjeurm. Miss Ell
len Brett. Miss Beth Hayes. Miss Mar
garet Price, Miss Ruth Allen. Miss Min
ME Castor and Miss Beatrice Rush.
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The marriage of Miss Jessie NJ. Cur
tbs to Mr.. Bennett Hornsby which took
place Wednesday evening at the home
of Miss Abbie Stalker at 2518 Clay street
is an event Of unusual interest to nu-
merous friends Of the couple, and par
ticularly to the scores of Topeka at
quaintance while she was employed as
a deputy in the Office Of the clerk of
the district court. Fluctuations from
this source will be particularly sincere.
Mrs. Hornsby resigned her post there
s~veral months ago to go for a long
visit to Portland in company with her
father. Mr.. Shelby Curtis, who returned
with her a few days ago for the we'd
ding.
Last nights ceremony was a quiet
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relatives and close friends by the Rev.
Mr.. w. I. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. Hornsby
are preparing a comfortable home on
Fillmore street and will soon be at
home to their friends. Mr.. Hornsby
is a member of the staff of the Topeka
State bank.
The Chaldean club will have a guest
day meeting Monday at the home of
Mrs. Warren M. Crosby. Mrs. l. D.
Whittemore will make an address on
art. and musical numbers will be given
by Mrs. Charles Gleed and Mrs. Bern
ard Crosby Miss Laura Taylor. Of Kan
sas City, will come to Topeka for the
meeting, and will be the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. o. E. Walker. Miss Taylor.
who is an able musician. having studied
in this country and abroad. will play.
The D. D. Whist club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs: B. F. Akers.
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Mrs. George NJ Crawford will enter
tain the members Of the Duplicate
Whist club Tuesday afternoon.
A number Of the friends Of Mrs.
Robert Copeland. of Cutler, California.
gathered Informally at the home Of
Miss Louie Bagley. Tuesday evening. to
greet Mrs. Copeland. Those present
were, Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. H. H. Lam
ming, Mrs. Helen I. Francis, Mrs. r.
N. Spicer, Mrs. Charles Wallace. Mrs.
w. F. Bagley, Miss Mildred Hazelrigg,
Miss Nina Campbell. Miss Mayme
Goodman. Miss Ellen Goodman. Miss
Bertha Moody, Miss Gail Moody, Miss
Ethel Wright. Miss Victoria Wallace,
Miss Edith Robertson, Miss Grace
Bagley. Miss Louie Bagley.
Eleventh street will entertain the o.
D. o. club Friday afternoon.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dibble have re-
turned from their wedding trip to the
Grand Canyon. Mrs. Dibble, before
her marriage, was Miss Lillian Nc
Gof.
Mr.. Kenneth Lyle, who has been in
Manhattan for a few days, returned
home Wednesday evening.
Miss Sara Hougham of Manhattan
is attending the Library association
meetings in Topeka, and will be the
guest tonight Of Mrs. H. o. Garvey.
Mrs Wade Doster has returned
from a visit to friends in st. John,
Kan.
Mrs. George Rutter OF Lawrence is
in Topeka to visit her mother Mrs.
John E. Lord. She will remain over
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles F. Spencer will return
Friday from Kansas City. where she
is visiting her son, Mr.. Alex Spencer.
Judge Frank Doster has returned
from a business trip to Oklahoma.
Mrs. George H. McCollister and her