The Topeka state journal., 1916-07-07

k1rkDatr1Ck went from topeka 10 at
tend the wedding in Salina-
Mr. and Mrs. McCarty have left for
trip to northern Michigan, and will
make their home in Salina after their
return.
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Mr. and Mrs Harris Goodrich enter
tanned at bridge Thursday night for
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Goodrich, who will
leave soon to make their home IN Ar
kansas City. The guests We're: Mr..
and Mrs. Goodrich. Mr. and Mrs; n: Y
Petro, Mr.. and Mrs. George McDer-
mott, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. E. c. Winters
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Lock.
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A certain small boy, like most oth-
ers of his size, frequently forgets the
''thank-you" that is supposed to go
with the acceptance of a gift. On
such occasions his parents remind him
! by asking What do you say?' exactly
as all other parents do A few days
ago he was playins with his cousin at
a neighbor's house Let's go home.i,
said the cousin. What do you say ?"
THANK you,'' was the quick response.
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I The following wedding notice is
| from the Anderson, Ind, Daily Bulle-
tin of July 8: =
| 4 most attractive, though simple
marriage service occurred Saturday
! evening at o'clock in the First PEN
! tecostal church. Miss Leonora Ann
Taylor, of this city, and the Rev. Al
| bert F. Balsmeier, of Topeka, Kan,
were united in marriage by the Rev. B.
S. Taylor, father of the bride. Kath-
crime Smith was the little flower girl
and she led the bridal procession to
the altar, and Misses Grace L. Field,
May Foust, Pansy Berry and Elsie
/ Wood carried a chain of flowers to
+ form the aisle. Miss Helen Varda-
man was maid of honor, and H
i Boardman Taylor, brother of the
bride, attend the Rev. Mr.. Balsmeier
as best man. Kirby S. Fields, Charles
K. Foust, Arlie c. Mcintyre and Will
mer C. Surber of Chicago, were ushers.
The bride was gowned in ivory white
satin, and she carried a shower bou-
quet of bride roses and lilies of the
] valley.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. c. e. Roberts, for about one
hundred and fifty guests.
A most unusual feature of the we'd
ding was the fact that the bride mar
ried a minister, was married by her
father, who is an evangelist, assisted
by his son, Frank s. Taylor, also a
! minister, and his daughter and son-in-
law, the Rev. and Mrs. c. e. Roberts
both of whom are ministers.
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! Notes and Personal Mention
/ Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Cartilage lefI
Thursday night for Galveston, Tex.
| where they will meet grandSonS, Ed
ward and willard Cartilage, who will
arrive at Galveston Saturday from tn,
City of Mexico. The boys have beer
in the City of Mexico with their faith
er, Mr.. E. w. Cartilage, the past foul
years. Mr.. E. w. Cartridge will re-
main in the City of Mexico.
Mr.. Howell H. Jones, of Cedar Point
who has been visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Howell Jones, of Topeka ave
nue., returned to his home today.
Mrs. Alfred Hart and her daughter
of Oklahoma City, are visiting Mrs
Harts sister, Mrs. Walter Hayes. The!
ARE on their way to New York ant
Atlantic City
Mrs. 3. F. CrisweI of Denver, Col.
will arrive Saturday morning to visi
her sister, Mrs. NJ. P. Hillyer of 1922
Euclid avenue. Mrs. CrisweIl is on he
way home from Kansas City, Mo
where she attended the wedding o
her niece, Miss Isabel Hudson, a fey
weeks ago. She will leave Topck
, Monday night. and will so 10 La Junta
Col, to visit Mrs. MacKie. a forme
Topeka woman. who visited Mrs
Luther Burns a few months ago.
Miss Alice Lyman is spending a par
of the summer with group of friend
at the o. J. Wood cottage, Ludingtor
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stansfield hav
Il.
attend the Shrine convention in Buf
falo. N. Y, and there they will ge
their automobile. and will moto
through the east. They will visit Ne1
EFork and Boston and other cities
DR.. and Mrs. George Port Asflto
will leave tonight for an eastern triI
! They will so first to Baltimore, Nd
t7whereg Doctor Ashton will attend tn
, Eiks' convention. They will take
water trip to Norfolk Va, by way 0
Chesapeake bay. and from there the
will go by stea mer to New York. The
|. will return by way of the Great Lake
; Mrs. George ParkhLrst, Mrs. Rober
! Carver and her children will leave te
| light for Ludingron. Mich, to spen
hc rest of the summer.
2 Mrs. Louise Buck, of Kansas Cit,
7 md Miss Lillian Buck, of Lawrence
s re visiting DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Koestel
few days.
I Mr.. .InSeph = Siaela harsers of Ne,