The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-16

Cards have been received announc-
ing the engagement of Miss eczema
Moore OF New York city and Mr..
Theodore Kruger Of New York, tor-
merry Of Atchison, Kan. Inc mar SI-
riage is TO take place soon; MT
Kruger is the son of Prof. ana MIS-
J. H KRUGER of Atchison- He Is now
at the head of large paper Supply
house in New York city. me IactoIy
is in Connecticut, but the business y
handled from New York. The flrIn
supplies Harpers, Montgomery Naro,
Sears Roebuck. the Curtis PUBLISHING
company, and many other large
houses -
Miss Moore belongs to an old fam
iiv Of the east. Her father was for
wears teacher at Harvard university
and her uncle. an authority on archl-
lecture, has written number OF Oooks
that are recognized as standard WORKS
The Kruegers have friends in To-
peka
The Beta girls will have neetlns
Wednesday of next week at the nome
OF Miss Helen Neese, in Buchanan
street
Mrs Charles Skinner and Mrs
Charles Wolff. jr., were hostesses at
IN informal afternoon party today for
Mrs Charles P George. 1r-. VINO Is
the guest of Miss Julia Larimer- Those
invited were close TRENDS 81 MS
George, who was formerly MISS FER
melia curtis OF Topeka and Washing
ton. d. C The affair was given AZ
Mrs Wolffs home, 931 Fillmore street
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Miss Ella WaIdron gave a dinner
Tuesday night at the tea room Tor
Miss. Grace Gaines, whose marriage 10
DR.. Karl Menninger will be solemnlzed
September I. Covers were placed Tor
Miss Gaines. Mrs. Beryl johnson, Miss
Grace Dana. Miss Mary Weightman
and Miss Waldron-
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The marriage of Miss Helen Winter
and Mr.. George NJ. Ref. of Leaven-
worth. took place Tuesday morninS at
the home Of the brides father Mr.. A
L. Winter. of col Morris avenue. Mr.
and Mrs Ref have left for wedding
trip to the Black Hills. s. d.
Mrs. June Chapman entertained at
porch party Tuesday night in comph-
ment to Mr.. Herman Plat and his son,
Mr. Howard Plat, of Nebraska who
are visiting Mr.. Heman Platt's sister,
Mrs. w A Harshbarger. and Professor
Harshbarger. The guests were Mr..
Plat. Mr. Howard Platt. Professor
and Mrs. Harshbarger, Mr.. and Mrs
& F Hardy Mrs. G. G. Reiniger, Miss
Emily Hardy. Miss Ida Hardy. Miss
jeanette Hardy. Mr.. Raymond Stew
art. Mr. Frank Harshbarger. AIR.
Howard Van Houten, and Ray Harsh
barger-
1t looks as tho the Atchison club
women would have d club house be-
fore very long At a meeting of the
Civic club plans for the club house
were discussed. 1t was decided that
II cost about $4,000. and that it
should be a three-stOry building in
which club meetings. dances, parties,
musicales and public meetings. could be
held The plan is to form stock
company. and the business men OF the
city are being interviewed on the
matter.
The club house subject is one that
has been under consideration by To-
peka club women for many years, and
money Is added to the fund now and
then. What would Topeka do il
Atchison should reach the goal first?
a Topeka woman, Mrs. e. L. Baker
was a guest at the club meeting and
addressed the members on the work
OF the public health nursing associs,-
ton the visiting nurses and the day
nursery.
Mrs. Z. d. Clithero gave Tuesday
night one of a series of porch must
Gales at which she is entertaining this
summer. The affair was an honor re-
cital. and the pupils who played were:
Hester Morrison. Hazel Staple, Mabel
Hastings. Ruth Althoff. Florence Jas
person. Helen Wright and Stanley
Clithero.
While shoes are going up in price
hose are again coming down in length.
The newest fa2 in stockings is the