The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-03
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down there keep her standing at the
telephone all her spare time refusing
or accepting their ). attentions {.
The marriage of Miss Grace Wine
gar, of Burlington, Colo, and Mr..
Edwin Seeger Coombs. of Kansas City,
December 1, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Vinegar,
of Burlington. AT home after Janu-
airy 1, at 54O9 Wyandotte, Kansas City,
Mo.
The marriage has some local inter-
est, as Mrs. Coombs has large num-
Der of friends in Topeka. She has
been a frequent visitor at the J. F.
Mitchell home, and was a guest at the
wedding of Miss Helen Mitchell and
Mr.. Frank Miller a few weeks ago.
She is an attractive young woman, and
her friends will be interested in the
news of her marriage.
J. j. ].
Miss Blanche Mullen, of Hutchin-
son, who is student in the State
university, has declined the invitation
of Henry Ford to join his peace party
trip to Europe. Mr.. Ford sent word
to Mrs Eustace Brown, of K. u, ask
ing her to name woman representa-
tive of the school as member of the
party. Mrs Brown and other authori-
ties in K U. decided on Miss Mullen
as the representative.
Miss Mullen is thought to be the
best liked girl on the HILL and is much
in favor both with students and
teachers. She is president Of the
Woman'S Government association, and
she is also a Kappa sorority girl She
will probably be the next president of
the sorority. Some of the Kappa girls
in Topeka last week We're discussing
her probable candidacy.
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The Music Study club met with Mrs.
F. A. Wilson Wednesday, December l.
The program was as follows:
Salnt-SaenS Mandolnata
Mrs. Harry Tasker.
~ Song of the Shepherd Tell
Miss Lulu McCabe.
MaSSenet .. Scenes PittoreSqueS
Mrs. Morton Albaugh and Miss Ethel
Grant
Saint-Sa ems. Printemps qui Commence
Miss McCabe.
Salnt-Saens Alazurka
Mrs. Kaho.
Saint-Saens .Aimous Nous
Carsar Frank ...... The Procession
Mrs. Tasker.
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Mrs. D. B. johnson was hostess at
meeting of her club Thursday after
noon. Guests of the club were: Mrs.
F. H Scholle, Mrs. Charles Barnes,
Mrs. Thomas Myers, Mrs. Luther
Burns. Mrs. H. G. Mulroy. Mrs. J. Al
Cooper, Mrs. Harry Hobson, Mrs. Roy
Johnson and Mrs. +. z. Grimes.
T. T. i
The new members of the fedora
ton are: Mrs Lucy A. Milliken, Mrs
Amos Beeler. Mrs. A. w. Thompson,
Mrs. L. H. Mum, Mrs. c. F. Luding-
ton, Mrs. ]. L. Vincent, Mrs. B. F.
Bartlett, Miss Faye Frieberg, Mrs. T.
S. Morrison, Mrs. NJ. G. McGaw, Mrs.
c. F. Foley, Miss Emma Wallace, Mrs.
J. NJ. Currier. Mrs. ]. Mouldy, Mrs. e.
F. Stanley, Mrs. L. C. Schnacke, Mrs, 1
Flora Spalding. Mrs. A. b. Deutsch,
Mrs. H. w. Bonn gardner, Mrs. c. B.
Merriam, Mrs. H. A. Bubb, Mrs. e. st. !
John, Mrs. Terrence Ewart, Mrs. Wal /
bridge, Mrs. Morton Albaugh, Mrs. J. !
B. johnson, Mrs. r. F. Thompson.
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Cora Billiard, president of the |
Kansas Good Citizenship league, sent |
out the following announcement to-
day:
THE Kansas Good Citizenship
league will hold a conference and /
business meeting in the Political /
club room, in Topeka, Deem /
Der and 10 at 2 o'clock p. m. The I
is called for the purpose of /
ia king steps toward effecting a more !
complete state wide organization, also /
to plan for a rally to be held in jan |
uary, and to further outline work for |
the coming year. Club women in !
tereSted in those things which make /
for higher citizenship are especially |
urged to attend and take part in the .
conference"
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