The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-07

Mrs. Roose is a graduate of Mary
Vile college, Maryville. Tenn Mr..
hoose is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. d.
Roose of this city, and he is gradu-
ate of Washburn college. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roose will make their home at
Belle Plain, Kan.s where Mr.. Roose is
principal of the high school
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The marriage of Mrs. Leila Grace
Olson and Mr.. Frank Lestern Boggs
was solcmnized in Kansas City SAT-
urday morning by a Presbyterian min
lister The bride was dressed in a
suit of Kings blue satin with pipings
of white Her hat was white satin
with white plush crown, and her shoes
were of blue leather with stitching
and lacing of white. She carried a
bouquet of pink orchids, lilies Of the
valley and maidenhair fern.
Mrs. Boggs has lived in Topeka the
past four years, and previous to her
coming to this city she was connected
with the Wakeeney Independent and
the Solomon City Tribune, conducting
Women's departments on the two pa
pers- Her writings have been copied
extensively by some of the large pa
pers of the state.
Mr.. Boggs has responsible position
in the office of the Bell Telephone
company Mr.. and Mrs Boggs will be
at home to their friends after Septem-
Der at 1109 West Eighth avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Ebey entertained
Saturday evening Justice and Mrs. w.
A Johnston, Mrs. S. J. Brandenburg,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Walker,
of Minneapolis, Kan.
Mrs. C. Harlan entertained a COM
pany of children Saturday for her son,
Charles, who celebrated his birthday
anniversary Baskets of pink crepe
paper filed with candy were the ia
vors. The guests were: Charles Kar-
Ian, Wallace Duncan, Elizabeth Jeff
rey, Newman Jeffrey, Elaine Rourke,
Louise Page, Alfred Page, Jane Keller.
Walter Hunter Payne, Bobby Haig,
| William Marshall, Allison Hill, Helen
| Bunger and Florence Page of Ottawa.
Miss Zelda Shoemaker played with
THE children during the afternoon
telling stories and directing the games
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Mrs. Albert Patten entertained heI
bridge club Saturday afternoon. A
guest of the club was Mrs. S. ]. Bran
denburg of Oxford, Ohio, who IS Wis
ting her parents, Justice and Mrs. w
A. Johnston.
The following girls, who are mem
bers of the Alpha Chi Omego sorority
had a picnic at Gage park Saturday
night. The guests were: Miss Wanda
| Tetlick of Eureka, Kan, who is the
house guest of Miss Ferris Close: Miss
Lucille Mcguire of Kansas City. Miss
Faith Young, Miss Augusta Taylor
Miss Violet Matthews, Miss Bess Muir
ply, Miss Peggy Wulke, Mrs. Herman
Green, Miss Gladys Dougherty, Miss
Loretta Murphy, Miss Marjorie Roby
Miss Harriet Wulke, Miss Maureer
McKernan. Miss Ruth Allen.
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! DIR. and Mrs w. NJ. Johnson O.
Eskridge will celebrate their colder
wedding Tuesday at their home
| Among the out-of-town relatives wht
will be present are: Mr. and Mrs
Alexander of Saguache, Colo, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Bert Gray of Riverside, Ok, Mrs
John Litchfield of Hagaman, N. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Johnson of Chalk
Kan, Mr.. and Mrs. Tillman and Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Johnson of Harvey
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stevens O.
Topeka and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer John
son of Bisbee. Ariz. 81
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Miss Ruth Pruesner gave a line
party to the theater this afternoon fol
Miss Frona Berry of Denver and Mis-.
Deany Pruesner of Hays City. Mis-
Berry is the guest of Miss Sara Max
well and Miss Bertha Maxwell OF Cha.
street.
Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mrs. DeVere Rafter and her daugh
| tiers, Ruth and Winifred of Holton
Kan, are visiting Mrs. Rafter'
mother. Mrs David Overmyer.e Mr.
Rafter and his son, David Overmeyel
Rafter, are on a trip to Colorado fol
a short time.
| Tommy Frost, the young son of Mr.
and s1rs. Thomas B. Frost of Yves
| Tenth avenue, is recovering from al
injury to his arm. He fell one day
| asst week and fractured the bone il
| one arm. He was taken to the hos
:. Tor treatment. and is getting