The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-19

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Cards have been received from Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Chambers, of Colorado
Springs, Colo, announcing the mar
riage of their niece, Miss Lois Cham
bers, to Mr.. Camille H. Nohe, of Wyo-
ming, which took place Thursday, July
Is, in Colorado Springs.
The announcement of Miss Cham-
bers's engagement was made recently,
but the date of the wedding was not /
then made public.
The bride has many friends IN To-
peka to be interested in her marriage,
as she was a Washburp college stu /
dent. sorority girl, and at one time
lived in Topeka. Her parents, the /
late Mr.. and Mrs. Martin A. Chambers,
lived in Topeka at one time. Mrs. J
Nohs is a graduate of Washburn and
of Simmons college, Boston, Mass, and (
has been instructor in domestic sci
ence in che Cheyenne school, of Colo
RADIO Springs. Mr., Nohe is director
of an oil mine concern in wyoming.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Hite of Kansas
City. and Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Thomas,
OF Kansas City, will arrive this even
ing to be guests at the marriage OF
Miss Helen Stevenson and Mr.. o. F.
1fite, Thursday morning They and
the bridegroom will be guests at din
rer tonight of Mrs. Stevenson and Miss
Helen Stevenson. M. and Mrs. S. W.
IIite are Mr.. Hite's parents. and Mrs.
Thomas is his sister
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Miss Irene Miller O: the Miller
ranch, Miller. Kan, Is visiting Miss
Georgia Neesc, and will return home
sunday. She and Miss Neese and a
few of their friends motored to the
country Tuesday night for steak
roast.
Mr.. Dick Hodgins gave IL party for
Tuesday night. About twenty-five
cars Of guests drove to his country
place for the evening.
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\ crowd vi the young girls are hav-
ing house party at Lakeview They
went up 20 the lake Tuesday night and
viii return this evening. Mrs. A. A
Rodgers and Miss Griffith accom-
panied the girls who are: Miss Isabel
Crawford, Miss Mary Rodgers, Miss
Switzer Miss Betty Bonebrake and
Miss Marguerite Stewart.
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Miss Maud Darby gave porch
party Tuesday morning for Mrs. Earl
5. Cook of Ottawa, formerly Miss Ruth
Henderson of Topeka, and for Mrs.
Arthur Bolton Of Hannibal, Mo, for
merly Miss Emma Tomlinson of To-
peka. The other guests were: Miss
Grace Phillips. Miss Polly Mowers,
Ripley Miss Marguerite Dolan and
Miss Winifred Pitcher. Mrs. Cook is
Miss Darbys house guest, and Mrs.
Bolton is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. f. Tomlinson.
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Miss Ethel Lord of Boston. Mass, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. r. L. Thomas.
She is on her way home from Berkeley,
Calf, where she attended the national
conclave of the Alpha Phi sorority,
which granted A charter to the local !
Beta sorority.
A wedding breakfast was given in
Washington, D. c., recently, and one
of the guests was Cyril Maude, the
English actor. His cheering remarks
on that festive occasion have been re-
peated. He said:
They have d saw in Afghanistan to
the effect that the next best thing to
no wife is a good wife"
The Senegalese declare that there
are only two good women-one is dead
and the other cant be found"
THE Persians have a saying that
good men marry young and wise men,
''The Chinese insist that if man
loses his bride and yen (about a
tenth of a cent?, he'll regret the yen
riage to Mr.. Harold Whitlock will take
place Saturday morning, was the
guest of honor at a miscellaneous
shower given by Mrs. Paul Larkin
Tuesday night. Miss Markhams gifts
were presented to her in novel fashion.
One of the girls of the company
dressed as an itinerant peddler, and
disposed of all her wares to the bride
elect. Among the articles given were
pieces of hand painted china, waffle
irons. bath towels and bath rugs. a
fruit basket, and sets for pitcher and
glasses
The marriage of Miss Markham and
Mr.. Whitlock will take place imme-
diately after the Sturtevant-S Stanley
wedding. and will be solemnized at
the home of the brides parents, 1850
Washburn avenue. The service will
be read by the Rev. Mr.. Hovgard, of
Burlington. The guests will be limited
to relatives. and there will be no at
PENDANTS. After the marriage Mr..
WhItlock and his bride will leave for
an extended trip through the east, and
will be at home after August 5 at
1880 Washburn avenue. Mr. Whit
lock is a cousin of Miss Katherine
Stanley. whose wedding will immedi-
ately precede his own.
The women have learned to value
GOODNESS in the making of their sum-
mer clothes and no decree of fashion
can whip them into line for wearing
high. stiff collars in July. They go
down town with short sleeves and
their waists open at the throat, and
forget to feel thankful for their free
dom until they catch sight of the tele-
graph delivery boys in their uniforms.
The women are all stirred up about
those boys uniforms, with their heavy
looking jackets that button right up
the front to the top of the standing
collar, snug and tight-admirable
suits for midwinter. ITO think of
those boys" the women wall. pump
ing their bicycles over these glaring
burning pavements, and dressed like
that, while the bosses no doubt sit
under an electric fan with their
sleeves up, and their coats and collars