The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-28

altar, a couple of tiny kewpies in bridal
outfit, standing on an aisle of white
ribbon, leading to the altar. The
flowers for the party were pink and
white, and pink candles lighted the
table.
Covers were laid for: Miss Strick-
ler, Mr.. Botsford, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Diller Carver of Lawrence, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Manning, Miss Lillian
Jordan, Miss Verna Worley of Dodge
City, DIR. Gordon Ross of Kansas City,
Mr.. George Gibbons of Manhattan. Mr..
Frank Wright, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Clure.
The Rev. DIR. ]. A. Renwick, whose
work takes him out of town a good
deal of the time, is spending the holi-
days at his home, and Wednesday
evening Doctor and Mrs. Renwick
asked guests for a small dinner party.
Covers were placed for: DR.. and Mrs
S. G.. Stewart, DIR. and Mrs. w. s.
Lindsay, DIR. and Mrs. w. C. McDon-
ough and Doctor and Mrs. Renwick.
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The marriage of Miss Josephine Ell
lis of Norton, and Mr.. Edwin Z. See
ley of Topeka, was solemnized We'd
nesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents. Miss
Creta Seeley of Norton, a sister of the
bridegroom, played the Mendelssohn
Wedding march, and Miss Alea Sarvis
sang "I Love You Truly" before the
service. The bride was gowned in
white satin and Arabian lace, beaded
with pearls. Her bouquet was of Kill
larney roses. Her going away suit was
Of brown satin.
The bride was attended by two
matrons of honor, her own mother.
Mrs. j. c. Ellis, and Mr.. Seeley's moth
er Mrs. G. B. Seeley.
for
ly students in Washburn college, where
they were socially popular. Mr.. Seeley
is a menb Der of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity. His parents are residents
of Horton, but he is now employed in
Topeka, and he and his bride will
come to this city to make their home.
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AIrss ana Mrs. Dayid w Hazeh Of
Portland, Ore, We're guests Wednes-
day of Mayor and Mrs. j. f. House.
Mr.. Hazen is news editor of the Port
land Telegraph, and was formerly a
resident of Kansas. Mrs. Hazen was
formerly Miss Josephine Watrous of
Ponca City. Okla, and her marriage
to Mr.. Hazen took place in Ponca City
about a week ago. They are on their
way to Portland, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Hazen and Mr.. House
We're frieads when they both lived at
Erie, Kan, and Mr.. Hazen is the au-
thor of some interesting biographical
material that was published in the
Portland Telegram at the time of Mr..
Houses election to the office of mayor.
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The board of nagement of the
Political Science club will meet at the
National hotel in the ordinary for
luncheon Friday at II O'Clock, noon.
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The Varsity club will have a dane
ing party Friday night. January 3, at
Kellam hall.
The Phi Delt men who remain in
Topeka for the holidays will have
party Friday night at the chapter
house. Mr.. Archibald farrell. who
has been with Battery A at the bor-
der, has returned and will be one of
the company.
Miss Martha Whittemore, Miss Mar
garet Whittemore and Mr.. Laurens
Whittemore entertained guests Tues
day evening at their home. Mr.. Lau
to Lawrence, where he teaches phys
les in the State university.
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The T. Y. V. girls will give a dane
ing party tonight at the home of Miss
Helen Rutledge for their young men
friends.
Mr.. Kelsey Petro and Mr.. Bud Tom
linson gave a dancing party at the
Virginia Wednesday night for men,
bers- of the Alpha Delt fraternity.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. w.
A. Harshbarger. Mr.. and Mrs. Beryl
johnson, acted as chaperons; Miss
Stella Hall of Boulder Col; Miss
Ernestine Biby of Manhattan, Miss
Corinne Ripley, Miss Katherine AL
baugh Miss Maym H. Parsons Miss
Sierra Beggs, Miss Ruth Larimer Miss
Pauline Saunders. Miss Mary Weight
man, Miss Gertrude Helm, Miss Elsie
Cuthbert, Miss Emma Crabb, Miss
Wilma Perry, Miss Marian Lindsay,
Miss Christina Ward, Miss Virginia
Kitchell, Miss Genevieve Wise, Miss
Bertha kitchel1 Mr.. Petro. Mr.. Clin-
ton Cowgirl, Mr.. Woodward Smith, Mr..
James Lindsay, Mr.. homer N. Davis,
Mr.. Frank Harshbarger, Mr. Kelsey
Gardner Mr.. Vincent Keraus, Mr. Her.
bert BealS, Mr.. Tomlinson Mr. Claire
Menninger Mr.. Paul Bush, Mr.. How
ard Cox, Mr.. Homer Gooing. Mr.. Glenn
Logan. Mr.. Ewing 3. Fergus and Mr..
Sam Heller.
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The Good Government club has is
sued a pamphlet. in substitution for
the printed postcard of former years,
giving an outline of its legislative
propaganda. The pamphlets will be
sent to people here and over The state
to give an idea to those working for
SVl teti4i iei5lSlftt1Nt eiiaClinentS, OF tne
work that will be done in Topeka by
the local club. The club asks the CO.
operation of women thruout Kansas
who are interested in The same pass
ing of the same laws. The maj erial
in the pamphlet includes papers read
before the club on subjects submitted
for consideration.
One of the subjects covered is the
mothers pension law. The club has
not yet a bill to offer. but they will
favor: a small stipend for the first
child. with decreasing amounts fn1.