The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-03
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Marriage announcements have beer.
received in Topeka as follows; Mr..
Josiah Mccoy has thc homer of an
nouncins the marriage Of his daugh-
ter. Margaret, to Mr. Brock Pember-
ton, on Thursday. the thirticth Of De-
ccmber, 1915. at East Orange. New
Jersey. AT home after Monday. jan
uary II, 12S East Fifty-Third street,
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. H P Peppmeyer will
have guests At dinner tonight, in conf
pltment to Dr. and Mrs. T. J. kim
brcugh, Of Jackson. Tenn The table
decorations will be in red. and the
flowers used will be poinsettias. The
guests will include ten II DI. and Mrs
Kimbroush's close friends.
Mrs. Klmbrough will be honor guest
at a luncheon which Mrs. Frank
Campbell will give Wednesday at
noon
The Topeka Avenue club viii have
their first meeting of the New ear
Friday IF this week, al the home OF
Mrs. E. G. Foster, in West sixth
avenue
The Current Literature club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs :
c. Petit. 719 Taylor street
New York seems to place a high
rating on its Kansas people. Mrs.
Gertrude Hill Springer. Kansas
woman, IS member OF the National
Board of Movie censOrs of New York
and Mr.. Charles Edwards, of Kins-
ley. l. also a new member of that
board.
The Kansas colony il New York is
one Of Inc interesting ones in that
city. The colony includes Dana Cat
lin. literary editor Of the New York
sun. and a regular contributor % some
of the magazines; Brock Pemoerton
and Muir lock Peuberton, Charles Ed
son. Ma rgaret Mason, who was Mar
zaret Robe. said TO be the cleverest
fashion writer in the world; Alice
Robe. jerome Beatty, DIT Corbin- Dor
othy Garfield. MI. and Mrs Springer,
Or. Holt OF The Independent and
Frances Garside. and good many
others
The Caancel Chapter. of Grace Ca
thedraI will have a social afternoon
Tuesday in the guild parlors- The
members of the committee in charge
Of the meeting are; Miss Helen Nc
CIintock. chairman; Mrs. Forrest
Loveland. Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs
Albert Patten, Mrs. Roland Perkins,
Miss Heller SpiclmLn. Miss Bernice
Emahizer and Miss Emma Bclmar.
The state board of nurses examin-
ners held examinations at Newton,
kan. December % and %. Thirty
seven nurses took the examination,
and all passed but one. Four were re-
examined in subjects in which they
had failed in July, 1915. Fourteen
were registered by reciprocity.
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a reunion of the Hill IA wlly was
held New Years in Lawrence at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell W. SeS-
hon. There are about siIty members
Of the various branches of the Hill
famiIy il Shawnee and Douglas coun-
ties Those who went from Topeka 10
attend the reunion were; Mr. and
Mrs. ". r. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. F J.
Hill Mr.. p. Eberhard and his daugh-
ter and Miss Lillian Holmes.
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Mr. Paul Stubbs and Mr.. Roscoe
Stubs. Of Lawrence, have gone to Law
renceville. New Jersey. where they
will attend school the rest of this year,
preparatory to entering Princeton uni
versity- The young men are sons of
former Governor and Mrs. W. r.
Stubs. and attended school in To-
peka during the four years of their
residence in the governors official
nome.
Miss Elizabeth Hart entertained the
following guests at an informal party
Saturday afternoon: Miss Lucille
Grote. Miss Frances Grote. Miss
Frances Morrow. Miss Kathryn Allen,
Miss NIyra Wood, Miss Marguerite