The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-05

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Emery wore wistaria crepe de chine.
Mrs. McAfee wore a gown in violet
shades.
The decorations for the house were
pink and white. In the center of the
table in the dining room was a low
ivory basket, filled with pink roses.
The room was lighted with pink shad-
ed candles.
After a short wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. McAfee will be at home at Pros
pect Place." in the West Sixth road.
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DR.. and Mrs. w. C. McDonough en-
tertaired guests at an informal dinner
party Tuesday night at their home in
Tyler street.
The Pi alumnae chapter of Kappa
Alpha Theta will have a meeting Sat
urday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Frank C. Thompson, us Fillmore
street.
Miss Winifred Burch, whose mar
riage will take place October 25, and
Mrs. Hubert Yerkes of Chicago, who
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Marburg. will share honors at a
party Saturday afternoon at which
Miss Gertrude Kitchel1 will be hostess,
at her home in Potwin Place.
Miss Kitchell. who is to be married
soon to Mr.. Robert March, will be the
guest of honor at a party to be given
by Miss Anita Weiskirch Tuesday aft
ernoon of next week.
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Among the hostesses in the endless
chain series of parties for next week,
for the benefit of the Public Health
Nursing association, will be Mrs. AL
varado NJ. Fuller; Mrs. T. S. Stevens
ToD II,
Der of parties increases each week,
and if the chain is not broken, the
amount of money realized from the
plan will be several thousand dol
| lars.
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Miss Elizabeth Kite of Philadelphia
is in Topeka today She spoke this af-
ternoon before the Good Government
club on the care of detectives. Miss
Kite was in Lawrence Wednesday,
where she made an address at the
State university. She was a guest of
honor at luncheon given by DR.. AL
| berta Corbin, of the German depart
ment of K. L.
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James Green, better known as
Uncle Jimmy Green at the head OF
the law department in the Kansas
State university, has been honored by
song written in his honor. J. c.
McCanles. director of the University
band, mas publlSned the song unde1
the title, Our Uncle Jimmy" Mr.
Green is the guest of honor annually
at a dinner party given by the law
school, and frequently Topeka lawyers
are invited to speak on the after din
ner program
A line party at one of the theaters
followed by luncheon, was giver
Wednesday by the following young
women; Miss Agnes Earl, Miss Heller
Wright, Miss Pearl Cloud, Miss Hen
rietta Wright, Miss Clara Earl Mis-:
Martha Lawrence, Miss Mildred
Wright, Miss Clara Koch, Miss Rutf
Knox Miss Marguerite Wright ano
Miss Sophia Theuerling.
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certain Topeka man took his bes
girl to a movie show, where a heart
rending grief scene was thrown on tn
screen. The girl was completely over
come. So much so. in fact, that sh
frankly gave up, laid her head on he
beau's shoulder and wept withou
reserve.
given in the interests of the Publi
; Health Nursing association, are aske'
to send the money for each party
which will be So. together with tn
names of the guests entertained. t
Mrs John F. Dillon, 4O4 West Nintl
street.
Mrs Norman Wear will leave tn
latter part of October for an extende'
trip east She will visit relatives an
friends in Philadelphia, New Yorl
and Washington. d. c.. and will b
away several weeks.
A young society of girls of the To
l,peka high school under the name O
the B. V. DIS, had a weinie roas
several nights ago. Those presen
} were Claudia Capps, Marie Ferrir
, Helen Scott, Elizabeth Morrison, Lii
Martin and Ruth Zimmerman. Sine
! returning from their summer cam
they have had several social affair:
The young company was chaperone
bv Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Kirkpatrick.
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\ Cards have been received in TIC
1 peka from Mrs. Che lies F. Johnso
| of Kansas City announcing the maj
| riage of her daughter, Roxlen
/ Critchfield, to Mr.. Harry Gladston
Il Hargreaves Monday, October 2,
II Kansas City, Mo. At home afte
II November Is, at 1922 East Thirteent
street.
Mr.. Hargreaves formerly lived
II Topeka.
II Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ]. Bear are spenc
y ing three or four weeks in New Yorl
Mrs. NJ. A. Low has been visitin