The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-30

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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ d. Henderson of
Kansas City, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Louise, to Dr. Ben
jamin Garfield Baker, of the United
States navy. The marriage was sol
emnized Saturday. October %, at 4:3O
O'Clock in Trinity Episcopal church, by
the rector. the Rev. Robert Nelson
spencer.
Miss Helen Day Henderson attended
her sister as maid of honor, and DR..
David r. Taylor acted as best man
for Doctor Baker. only relatives and
a Few close friends of the bride ana
bridegroom witnessed the ceremony.
Doctor and Mrs. Baker have gone
for a short wedding trip, and after
December l they will be at home at
413S WarTick boulevard.
The Henderson family lived in To-
peka for mFny years before going to
Kansas city to make their home
about five years ago. Their home
here was at Seventh and Topeka ave-
nue. Mrs Henderson was interested
in club work to some extent. and her
daughters were well known among the
young people in Topeka.
Mrs Bennett r. Wheeler gave an in
forma! party this afternoon for Mrs.
James Hurley. of washington, D. c.,
and for Mrs. Rolio j. Parker. The
guests were a few close friends of Mrs.
Hurley and Mrs. Parker.
Miss Anne Sweet will give a supper
party this evening for Major and Mrs.
Norman Ramsey of Washington. d. G.,
Miss Ruth Bauer and DR.. Clark w.
Zugg of Great Bend. Covers viii be
placed for twelve, including the MEM
.ers of the ]. G. Bauer family and the
T. Il. Sweet family. Miss Bauer's mar
riage to Doctor Zugg will take place
Wednesday, and her sister, Mrs. Ram
sey and Major Ramsey are in Topeka
for the event.
A meeting of the Hughes Alliance
will be held Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. L. Pep
myer, 1909 Harrison street. All who
are interested are invited to attend
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a Halloween party was given by
the people who live at the Virginia.
Autumn leaves were used to decorate
the house and professional fortune
tellers were employed to forecast the
future of the guests. The affair was
costume party. A Halloween supper
was served and dancing was the di-
version of the evening. The company
included Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Weth-
erton. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bergman.
AR and Mrs. Thomas Study. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Guibor. Mrs. A. S. john
son, Mrs. ]. H. Belcher. Mrs. Shippey,
9Irs Virginia Davis Mrs. Seaton, Miss
Clara Francis, Mrs. Viva Hopkins
Miss Patterson. Miss Anna Nelson
Miss Martin. Miss Dettler, Miss Anna
Speck. Miss Clara Shinn, Miss Helen
ITogeboom. Miss Meta Allison. Mr.
Forsyth and Mr. Johnson Stricken.
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A large number of Topeka people
went to Lawrence Saturday to witness
the X C-Aegie football game. Among
those seen in the grandstand at Nc
Cook field and in automobiles were
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Woodward, Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Lux, ir., Mr., and
Nrrs. WendalI Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs.
HaZRn.
Mrs. David F. Barton, Miss Clyde
Ronebrake. Miss Harriet Hill. Miss
jessie burnett Miss Marian Williams,
Miss Johanna Gleed, Mr.. Robert
Drum. Mr.. Kenneth Ogilvie Mr.. Dick
Barton. Judge Hugh MacFarland, Mr..
Larry Huey, Mr.. Major Glueck, ar.
Ray Hill, Mr.. Merrill Rutter. Mr..
James Perry, Mr. Forrest Rice. Mr..
IIarwood Benton. Mr.. Art Champeny,
Mr. Charles Youncgreen, Mr.. E. r.
T<ellnm. Mr.. Raymond French. Mr.. j.
g. Mohler and John Mohler Mr.. Nor
ton AIhaueh. Mr.. Alfred Cole, Mr.. Ed
ward Kiene. Mr.. Charles Kouns. Mr..
Frank Fable, Mr.. Robcrt Beine. Mr..
Harlow Hurley, Mr.. f. NJ. Bonebrake.
AIr. Francis Ronebrake, Mr.. Eugene
Vfllfpigue and Mr.. Arch McKeever.
Among those in the press box were
Mr. Walter Johnson, Mr.. Sanford Jar
ell. of the Kansas City Journal. for
4nerly Of Topeka. Mr.. M. b. Marshall
Of the Kansas city Star, and Mr.
haitian Mercury
The following girls and boys were
guests OF Miss Betty Bonebrake at a
dancing party at the Country club
Saturday night: Miss Barbara Jar
rell Miss Belle Barton. Miss Isabel
Crawford. Miss Eva Miller Miss Dor
othy HetherinRton. Miss Marguerite
Stewart Miss Frances Hammatt, Miss
Grace Gleed. Miss Doris Thompson
Miss Sallie Hamilton. Miss Ruth
Switzer. Miss Jane Bone. Miss Mary
Rodgers. Miss Decotah Drechsel, Mr.
George Greenwood, Mr.. Perry Brew
or. Mr. Maurice Dean, Mr.. Ed Miller
Mr. Ted Hussey. Mr.. Raymond Cool.
idge. Mr.. Chester Burger, Mr.. JACK
Merriam, Mr.. Russell Lagerstrom, Mr.
Hamilton Chase, Mr.. Abram Hammatt
Henry Mann, Mr.. Warren Parr, Mr.
Rollin Smith and Mr. Charles Barnes
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Twenty young people from
shawnee county are attending the
Kansas Normal school at Emporie
this semester Topeka leads all Other
towns of the county with an enroll
ment of Twenty-Five; one is from
North Topeka: Silver Lake furnishes
three; BerrytOn and Wakarusa sent
one each Twenty-Five of the presen
enrolment are girls. Over one-thirt
of these are specializing in kindergar
ten methods. Music, physical training
and general academic work are each
we'll represented in the Shawnee coun.
" enrolment
Those enrolled in the normal at EN-
poria are: Beatrice Donnelly, MARY
Cunningham, Rachel Dummer, Rob
ert Hamilton, America Mason, Grace
NJ. Parks. Virgil Pottinger Onnil
Simmons. Myrtle Twiner Edna Ware