The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-08

lis, and expect to remain there perma-
nently- Mrs. Jolly's mother. Mrs. p
C. Chamberlain, has been with her all
summer, until the latter part of
August. A good many former Topeka
people are living in Minneapolis.
Among them is Mr.. Robert Smith, who
is writing for the Tribune a newspa-
is making her home there, and Mr..
Ed Bennett, who was at one time con-
nected with one of the large dry goods
stores here, is in business in Minneap-
oils Mr. Smith, who was Kansas
bank examiner during the administra-
| ton of former Governor Hoch, now
has his home in Minneapolis.
X x y
Word has been received in Topeka
of the marriage of Miss Myra Jerome
of Kansas City and DIR. Walter P.
Miller. also of Kansas City. The we'd
ding was quietly celebrated in Kansas
| City last Friday
| The bride has circle of friends IN
| Topeka, and has frequently visited at
the ]. NJ. Meade home. She was a
student in the Kansas State Agricul
| tural college, being a fellow student
of a number of Topeka girls who at
| tended the college at the same time.
She is an attractive young woman, and
| her marriage is an event of interest
to her circle of friends in this city.
| Doctor Miller is practieing his pro-
/
flee with Doctor Ayers, a we'll known
physician of that city.
| X Y
Miss Edna Corbet was a guest at a
| dinner party at the Meuhlebach hotel
for the members of the party in the
Hughes special" which was in To-
peka a few days ago. Miss Anna B.
| Grimes, of New York, organizer of
the Hughes Alliance. and Miss Corbet
| are friends, and Miss Corbet was in
he a,-fxr TO,
sas City and to be a guest at the din
ner. Among the distinguished people
at the table at which Miss Corbet
| dined, were Mr.. Howard B. Hadley, of
the New York Evening Post. who was
her dinner partner; Mr.. Homer Dav-
| export, associate editor of the Outlook
and contributor to the Worlds Work
William Pickett Helm, of the Asso-
| ciated Press, Washington, d. c.; U. S.
Shepherd, manager of the Press Staff;
Charles w. Farnham, manager of the
Hughes campaign; Edgar Hungerford
of the Saturday Evening Post. and
Miss Grimes.
Mrs. S. S. Beggs and her daughter,
Miss Sierra Beggs. will entertain in
! formally tonight at their home, COM
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
Hall. whose marriage took place re-
Gently at Boulder, Colorado. The
| guests invited are some of the friends
family who formerly lived in Topeka.
Mrs. Hall before her marriage, was
Miss Marie Hotchkiss, and she is the
daughter of Mrs. Eta L. Hotchkiss. of
girl and a member of the Chi Omega
sorority. Mr.. Hall was a K. U. man
and a member of the Alpha Tau One
ga fraternity. He studied law at the
Michigan University, where he was
affiliated with the Pi Alpha Delta
fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall will go to Law
renee Saturday evening and Sunday
they will leave for Ann Arbor, Mich,
where they will make their home for
the next two years at least Mrs. Hall
expects to study music at Ann Arbor.
x y X
The family was gone for the sum-
] mer, all except the bachelor son. who
had the run of the premises for sew
j eral weeks. 1t was haymaking time
! for the bachelor. and not a single eve
/ ming found him resting under the
/ wagon. The house was the scene OF
/ revelry, so they say, into the short
hours nearly every night. There was a
thing or two to eat and a thing or two
to drink, and if the shades were
drawn, at least the sounds of carniva
were not hushed. Most of the enter
tainments were stag parties, to be
sure, but-not all.
* x X
Miss Helen Hogeboom has ISSUED
cards announcing the opening of hel
studio in the Smith building, Ninth
II and Kansas avenues. Miss Hogeboom
has been teaching voice in Washburr
college for a number of years, an6
resigned last spring to conduct hel
own studio. She spent a part of the
summer at Estes Park, Colorado. re
turning the first of this month. She
is now living at the Virginia.
y X X
Mr.. Vernon Hendry, of Kingman
Kan, who has been in Topeka fol
some time in connection with work il
his capacity as district vice presiden
of the International New Thought ALI
ance, has been in Kingman part of ths
summer. He will return some timt
this month to continue his work a.