The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-02

Seacat. Roy Sheldon. Harold White-
head. Elmer Shelton. Marshall Sanders.
Shirer, william Burnett. Jess Seaton,
Ray Carney. w. B. Spaulding. Sidney
Nye. Henry Santrock, Ross Layb0urne,
Christian Cell, Harlow Price. Martin
Miller. John Warner. Ray Carpenter
Mr.. weinberg. Frank Peers. Joe
Haynes Sheriff. Smith. Hurley Gep-
hart, Glenn Hamilton and Carl Linge.
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A Halloween party was given for the
members of Grace Cathedral parish In
the Guild parlors. A program OF
musical numbers and readings were
given. which included q clever Original
song by Mr.. W. +. Newman. and two
songs by Mr.. Tom Powell. Miss Anna
Parry Bundy gave some plano num-
bers. and there were songs 0y MISS
Watson. Miss Marguerite Gohlke, ana
MI. Howard Bivens. The entertain
ment included also a violin trio and g
clarionet solo. and ghost dance by
ten or q dozen masked girls.
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Miss Louise McGon entertained the
members OF her sewing club Saturday
at her home in Lane street A guest OF
the club was Miss Gladys Coulter, OF
the Isle OF Pines. who Is visiting at the
McGon home.
The annual Halloween party wnicn
marks the formal closing OF the Conn
try club for the season, was given sat
urday night. Among those who danced
were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Eastman:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Clark. MI. ana
Mrs. Frank Davis, MT. and Mrs. J. e.
Mchler. Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Copeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Parker. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jay E. House, Mr.. and Mrs Dana
Davis. Mr.. and ME-. Ben Akers. Mr..
and Mrs. Guilferd Dudley. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Deutch. Mr.. and mrs:
Schuyler Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. Carol
Mrs. Henry Auerbach. Miss Jessica
Shortt, Miss Harriet Hill. Miss Mohra
Gatchell. Miss Charlotte West. Miss
Pauline McVey, Miss Carol ThralI MI.
Dan Hammatt. Mr.. Charles Wolfe. Mrs.
Victor Blakley, Mr.. Stanley COPELAND.
Mr.. Edward Clark. Mr.. Alfred Cole. Mr..
Charles Kouns.
Mrs. Walter Ashton Smith was hos
tess at Halloween party for her
daughters. Lucille and Corinne, at her
home in POtwin Place. Mrs. Smith was
assisted by Mrs. Eugene Sallee. and the
guests were: Sara Hazel Slaughter,
JuHette Hughes, blanche Battershili.
Elsie Jacobs, Bertha Jacobs, Anna
Laura Close, Lucille Campbell. Avery
Campbell, Isabelle Whitcomb, Gladys
Mccoy, Helen Travis, Dorothy Smith.
Gertrude Coolidge. Ethel Raster. Eliza
beth Sweeney, Helen Sallee, Juanita
Brain. Alice Kelley. Margaret Bucheim.
Winifred Wehe, Dorothy Croft, Flora
Dyer. Eva McClaskey, Florence Dolan.
Frances Lonberg, Sallie Hamilton,
Grace .Gleed, Doris Thompson. Alice
Morehouse. Peggy Sallee, Gladys Scott.
Margaret Roehr and Elizabeth Schick.
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Mrs. Charles Barnes and Mrs. J. A.
Cole will entertain the Mizpah class OF
the First Presbyterian church at the
home of Mrs. Barnes, 1435 Harrison
street, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
instead of Thursday, as previously an
nounced.
Mrs. D. P. Paxton. Mrs. T. J. Myers.
Mrs. A. w. Bronson, Mrs. A. A. Hurd.
were guests at a meeting of the Friday
Bridge-Luncheon club, which was en-
tertained Saturday by Mrs. w. E. Nc
Vey. ..s-.s,-...
reached the s. RS desk this morning.
is authority for the statement that the
company of guests were served with
Suggestive refreshments.
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Mrs. Emma H. Gregg has announced
the marriage OF her daughter, Melva
Ethel. to Mr.. Paul H. Heinz, which
took place Saturday morning at $3.50
o'clock at the Gregg home in Tyler
street. The Rev. Mr.. James Flowers
read the service, in the presence of the
relatives. of the, bridal couple.
The bride was dressed in a coat suit
of mole skin cloth and crepe meteor.
with blouse of Dresden silk, which
was made with q collar of Roman lace
and an outstanding flare of silver
threaded lace. The vest was of point
d'esprit. The hat was black velvet
with silver bands and ostrich feather
trimming.
Mrs. Heinz formerly attended
Washburn college. Her accomplish
ments are painting and needlework.
Mr.. Heinz was -Washburn man and
a member Of the Alpha Kappa Phi.
He is now practicfng law as the junior
member of the firm of Hungate &
Heinz.
Mr. and Mrs. Heinz are at home at
1911 Tyler street.
Mr.. w. G. Gasche went to Minneap-
oils. last week to attend the wedding
Of his nephew, DIR. Carl Viers. of YER
million, South Dakota, and Miss Paul
inc Ebentrout DR.. and Mrs. viers ac-
companied Mr.. Gaschc on his return
to Topeka, and spent the weekend at
the Gascha home in Fillmore street.
They have left for their home in Da-
kotA.
A writer on fashions, Margaret Ma
son, says that 1t Is right smart of q
task to tell whether the woman next