The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-16

Alta Lux was dressed in Georgette
crepe of apricot shade. Mrs. j. NJ.
Cockerham, of Kansas City, a sister
or the bridegroom, wore pale green
| taffeta.
In the dining room at the Thomp-
son home. the table was adorned with
fountain banked in chrysanthemums
| and roses. Vases of yellow chrysan-
themums and roses adorned the par
| lors- The stairway in the hall was
wound with asparagus fern, and little
/ ferns were used around the plate rail
of the dining room.
The brides going away gown was of
r1eId mouse velvet trimmed in mole
skin. The hat, matching the suit in
color and material, was trimmed with
metal flowers, and her boots were
| black kid with ivory tops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lux have gone for Il
wedding trip east, and will be at home
after November 1 at the Delodes.
Miss Marjorie Whitney is asking
guests for an informal party Wednes-
day afternoon.
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Miss Loretta Powell was hostess at
a party for few friends this after
noon in compliment to Miss Alice
ting her. Miss Powell and Miss
Hogueland were roommates at Baker
university. Miss Hogueland will be
Miss Powelrs guest for about two
| weeks.
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Mrs. Claude E. Neil gave a lunch
| con today at her home in Taylor street
for her mother, Mrs. NJ. j. Sanders,
who plans to leave Topeka next week
| for a winters stay in San Diego, Cal
Covers were placed for: Mrs. San
ders, Mrs. Holyoke. Mrs. Devers. Mrs.
NJ. M. Miller Mrs. H. s. Stricken, Mrs.
j. w. Plummer. Mrs. NJ. r. Snebley,
Miss Virginia Bowers and Mrs. Neil
! DR.. Lydia Devilbiss will go to Mil
waukee, Wis, to read a paper before
the American Association for the
Study and Prevention of Infant Nor
tally. at the annual meeting of the
society She will speak on The Prob
lens of the Rural Mother and Baby"
DR.. DeVilbiss has just been appoint
ed to membership on a committee of
the American association. This COM
rnittee is one on government relations
to infant mortality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Sallee will en-
tertain few guests at an informal
dancing party night for Mrs. Sallee's
poets to leave soon to join Lieut. ena mt
Robenson in Ell Paso. Texas.
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Mrs. C. G. Blakely was hostess at a
meeting of the Topeka chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton Saturday afternoon. Mrs. A NJ
Petro told of the trip of the chapter
to Fort Riley while the K. n. G.. was
encamped there previous to being sent
to the border. Mrs. A. H. Horton re-
counted the story of the presentation
of the flag to the guard, and Mrs c.
Z. Neil told of the gift to the soldiers
OF dog as their mascot. Mrs. James
Hughes, whose husband is captain of
Company A, read extracts from his
letters telling of the exploits of the
dog. I0Sanh IL
ing, Aunt James Album Music was
furnished by Mrs. z. D. Clithero, who
sang The Spirit Flower" Come Into
the Garden, Love. Last Night" and
THE Garden of Love-"
Those present, including guests and
members, were: Mrs. n. F. Handy
Mrs A. H Horton, Mrs. C. G. Moore
Mrs. L. c. Siagel. Mrs. John r. Shell
ton. Mrs. c. A. MCGUIRE, Mrs A NJ
Petro. Mrs. ]. K. Jones, Mrs. J. w F.
Hughes. Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. o,
L Moore. Mrs. H. L. Peppmyer Mrs
Morton Albaugh, Mrs. NJ. ]. Sanders
Miss Belle Ward, Miss Louise McLel-
Ian. Mrs. J. E. Gossett. Mrs. Robert
Merrick, Mrs. w. c. Fisk, Mrs. John
L. White, Mrs. Theodore Saxon, Mrs
Robert Stone, Mrs. y. w. Laubach
Mrs NJ. M. Blinn, Mrs, Albrecht Mar
burg, Mrs. j. M. Brunt, Mrs. w. D
Ross, Mrs. w. D. Wallace, Mrs. c. E
Tomlinson. Mrs. W. NJ Forbes. Mis-
Adams Mrs L. c. Wa1bridge, Mrs F
A Hill of Seattle, Miss Clara Martin
Mrs. Edwin Locke. Mrs. Anna P Rip.
ley. Mrs Philip Murphy, Mrs. Joseph
Hicks. Mrs William Macferran Mrs
T. ]. Hankia. Mrs. Eugene Stotts, Mrs
William Thomas Brown, Mrs L. L
Kiene, Mrs. c. E. Neil and Mrs H H
Welty.
The marriage of Miss Louise Bre.
settle and DR.. R. o. Byerrum of Musca-
| tine, Iowa, took place Saturday after
noon at o'clock at the Holy Name
Parish house. Father O'Leary sol.
emnized the marriage Only relatives
of the bride were guests. The bride
was attended by her sister, Mis-.
Monica Bresette, and Doctor Dyer.
rum 8 best man was the brides broth.
er, DR.. Lafe Bresette.
After the marriage a wedding sup.
per was given at the home of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs J. E
Bresette, 1851 Tyler street attended
by about thirty guests including rela-
tives of the bridal couple
Doctor and Mrs. Byerrum have left
for trip to Chicago. Later they viii
go to Muscatine. Iowa. where they will
make their home.
The Alpha Phi sorority girls will
give a dinner party next Saturday
evening for some of the new girls
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The Ideal Card club will meet Tues
Gay afternoon with Mrs. w. r. Fall
kiner.
Mrs I0hU oix a