The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-12

their daughter, Myrma Arlene, to MI.
Frank Blake Hodges Of Dedham.
Mass. The wedding took place Feb
ruary in Westwood.
n Mr.. Hodges lived in Topeka some
nve or six years ago, and was identi-
fled with what was at that time the
as a handsome. blondy sort of chap
with plenty of money. His father is q
wealthy manufacturer of cotton and
silk goods, in Dedham, and his uncle
Is the Chicago man of that name who
holds place of importance in rail-
road affairs. Mr.. Hodges came to To-
peka to take a place in the store de-
I partment of the Santa Fe. and after
wards returned to Massachusetts.
where he is now engaged in the man
ufacturing business with his father.
Il His engagement to Topeka girl
used to be one Of Grundy's pet topics.
1 when he made his home here. How
ever. the engagement. If it existed.
| was long ago broken of, and the girl
| is now married and living in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges will be at
home after April s. in Woodleigh
Road Dedha%; Mass
Judge and Mrs. william Redwood
Smith will give dinner party tonight
at their home in Harrison street. The
table decorations will be spring flow
ers. and covers will be laid for ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Auerbach will
entertain at dinner tonight for doz-
en- guests. Red roses will be used In
decorating the dinner table.
The Monday Bridge club will be en-
tertained Monday Of next week by
Mrs. James S. sproat.
. =
An event Of interest for tonight will
be the annual Lincoln day party to be
given by Western Sorosis. The affair
will be a banquet in the Methodist
Sunday school temple. Mrs. F. w.
Watson, the president of the club. will
be toastmistress, and the principal ad-
dress Of the evening will be given by
Governor Capper. whose subject will
be abraham Lincoln"
| q
Lieutenant and Mrs. oliver NJ. Ladd.
man spent Wednesday in Kansas City
at the automobile show. Thursday
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ladd went to
Emporia and were guests at party
at the Country club Thursday evening.
They will return to Topeka tonight,
and will be guests of Mrs Ladd's par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. c. B. Reed, until
Sunday night, when they will leave
for Denver, Colo. From Denver they
will go to California, and in San
Wright. They will be guests Of rela-
tives Of both Lieutenant and Mrs.
Laid in Los Angeles. They will sail
from San Francisco on the steamer
Sheridan, for Honolulu. After short
stay in the Hawaiian Islands. they will
go on to the Philippines. where Lieu
tenant Ladd will join his regiment.
The Tivoli club will give dancing
party tonight E Ks1lam hall-
Mrs. Shirley Jocelyn. who has been
spending the week at home, will leave
Saturday night to rejoin. Mr.. Jocelyn
at Topeka. Mrs. Jocelyn says that To-
hospitable she has ever met, especially
SO to the wives of the officials from
over the state. Topeka has been very
gay this season, Governor and Mrs.
Capper being among those to enter
''''
| The Fourth Degree of the Knights
of Columbus gave a dancing party
Thursday night at Kellam hail. Those
who attended were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Durein, Mr.. and Mrs. William Supple,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Cunningham, Mr..
and Mrs. P. J. Monaghan, Mr.. and
and Mrs. p. j. Monaghan, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Will Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Wa
tiers, Mrs. ]. Huey. Miss Emily Ryan,
Miss Mary Mooney. Miss Alice Brady.
Miss Winifred Hartley. Miss Florence
Wiss, Miss Frances Otterman. Miss
Ann Butterfly, Miss Mary Flynn. Miss
Helen Fulton, Miss Rose Rogers. Miss
Margaret Murphy, Miss Mary Supple.
Miss Cecil Crawford. Miss Mary
Myrtle Crawford. Miss Bernadette
Huycke, Miss Florence Towne, Miss
Mary Costello, Miss Lillian Reh, Miss
Margaret Dolan, Miss Mary Lannan,
Miss Leona Vaulkner, Miss Helena
Reh, Miss Bernice Nelson. Miss Mary
/ IA Q6a Miou
Matte Koehler. Miss Agnes Clare.
Miss Bertha Becker, Miss JueweN
Quinlan. Miss Genevieve Schiller. Miss
Helen Polyn, Miss Catherine Dolan,
Miss Frances Dohn, Miss Florence
Dofan. Miss Ethel Berger, Miss Tresa
Berger. Miss Maybeile Griley, Miss
Maudine Null. Miss Jessie Day. Miss
Grace Copey, Mr.. A. L. Benz, st. Louis:
Mr.. E. M. Laughlin and Mr.. Leo MUIR
ply. Kansas City; Mr.. D. M. Shannon,
Mr.. Patrick MuAigan. Mr.. J. M. Wies-
ner. Mr.. A. ]. Siehert, Mr. r. e.
Thrapp, Mr. J. e. Parrish. Mr.. Z. W.
Huey. Mr.. Paul Huycke. Mr.. T. j. Bren-
nan. Mr.. August Johns Mr.. Henry
Sullivan. Mr.. John Lannon, Mr.. A. F.
Howe. Mr.. Miles Mulroy, Mr.. James
Start. Mr.. F. L. Kelley, Mr.. L. T.
Mooney. MT. G. c. Helm, Mr.. Thomas
Flynn. Mr.. F. w. Sage, Mr.. Edward
Quinlan. Mr.. Edward Mooney, Mr. W.
E. Brady. Mr.. William Tomlinson Mr..
]. J. Moran. Mr.. j. Mooney, Mr.. Jo-
eeph Brogden. Mr.. M. A. Brennan, Mr..
John McKernan. Mr.. NJ. Birmingham.
Mr.. Joe Blosser. Mr.. Ray Welsh. Mr.
John Higgins. Mr.. Patrick M. Bren-
nan. Mr.. F. w. Durein, Mr.. C. p.
Clare. Mr.. Charles Wind, Mr.. Matt
Browne. Mr.. John Sage, Mr.. Joseph
Costello. Mr.. p. T. Reynolds and Mr..
Thomas Clohessy.
.
| The executive COMMITTEES Of the
Grade Teachers club will have q
luncheon-conference Saturday noon