The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-28

Judge Yates and Mr. and Mrs. Moore.
Mr.; and Mrs. ]. E. Spalding, of Pot
for DR.. and Mrs Kimbrough
The Rotary club will give a ban
! quet Wednesday evening at six o'clock
night for the wives of the members,
who will be the guests of the club.
The Alpha Delta men of Washburn
college, who are in town during the
holidays, gave a dinner party Monday
night Those who attended were:
Miss Mary Weightman. Miss Wilma
Perry. Miss Mabel Kingsley, Miss Cor
inne Ripley. Miss Marguerite Thrappe,
Miss Ella Waldron. Miss Mary Reding
of Lawrence. Miss Marian Dana, Miss
Ruth Larimer, Miss Stella Beggs, Miss
Gertrude Helm, Miss Gertrude Gray,
Mr.. Clifford Wilmoth, Mr.. Glenn F.
Logan, Mr.. ]. Glenn Logan. Mr.. Her
bert J. Beals, Mr.. Howard Babcock.
Mr.. Kelsey Petro. Mr.. Lester Arnold,
TomIinson and Mr.. Edwin Menninger.
The Good Government club will
have a tea Friday afternoon, Deem
Der 81. at the home of the president,
Mrs. Howard n. Rhodes. in Harrison
street. A silver offering of 10 cents
will be taken to be used in the clubs
philanthropic work.
of short travel sketches by mem bers
of the club who have taken long trips
through the year. Among those who
will speak are: Mrs. ]. D. Mcfarland,
who has been in Washington, New
York, and other eastern cities during
the fall and early winter; Mrs. E. S.
Marshall, who spent several months
on the Pacific coast and attended the
expositions; Mrs. Lucia o. Case, who
was in the east campaigning for equal
suffrage in New York; Mrs. E. C.
Moser and Mrs. Frank P. Lindsey,
who were visitors to the eXpositions
in California, and Mrs. Lillian Mitch
ner, who has returned from lee
ture trip from coast to coast and
through a number of southern states.
The hours of the party are from
Maude Mary Kline, will be given by
the daughters of some of the members,
including Miss Thelma Huston, Miss
Inez Horner, Miss Lohrmann and Miss
The marriage of Miss Adeline Whar-
ton and Mr.. G. r. Eakin, of Marshall, /
Mo-, took place at four o'clock Mon |
day afternoon at 1925 Western ave |
nue.. The bride is the daughter of the |
Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Wharton, who |
have recently come to Topeka from |
Marshall Mo. The brides father read |
the marriage service. The bride was |
educated at the Marshall high school |
and the Missouri Valley college. She |
is niece of Miss Marie W1tWer. She
was married in her travelling dress of |
brown gaberdine, worn with a blouse |
of gold lace. Her bouquet was of
Cecil Drummer roses and hyacinths |
Mr.. and Mrs. Eakin will live in Mar |
shall. Mo. where Mr.. Eakin is con- |
nected with the Missouri Valley Mer- |
camille company. Mr.. and Mrs W. |
D. Witwer, of Fort Scott, came to To-
peka for the wedding.
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The sub-senior reception for the |
high school graduating class will be |
held at the EIks hall, January IA. Miss
Maym Parsons is chairman of the so
cial committee in charge of the party. |
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Miss Ruth Thompson entertained a
few college and high school friends
at an informal dinner party Monday |
night.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hammatt,
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Lewis and Mr.. and |
Mrs. D. E. Ellsworth have returned |
from Emporia, where they went to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Marshall War
rem, who died Christmas eve and was
buried Monday. Mrs. Warren, before
her marriage, was Miss Hattie Lakin,
and is related to the Lakin family of
Topeka.
Mr.. Beryl Johnson, who is a teacher
in the department of bacteriology in
the Iowa State college, has gone to