The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-27

Mrs. Jonathan Thomas gave a
luncheon today at her home in Har-
rison street, at 1880 o'clock, for DR..
and Mrs. L. c. Ray of Santa Barbara
Cal Covers were laid for DR.. ana
Mrs. Ray, DR.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Sheldon, DIR. and Mrs. S. S. Estey, MI.
and Mrs. J. B. Larimer, Miss Carolyn
Thomas and Mrs. Thomas.
This afternoon Mrs. Thomas VIII
have a O'Clock tea for Mrs. Ray, to
which about twenty-five or thirty
guests are asked. The company VIII
include a few of Mrs. Rays old time
friends, whom she knew when she
made her home in Topeka. The Rev
Mr. Ray was at one time pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church of this city
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The marriage of Mrs. Hazel Tootle
/ Spencer and Mr. Edgar V. Ullrich,
both Of Colorado Springs, took pla
this morning at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. Theodore Worth
ington Gauss of Colorado Springs. The
service was read by the Rev. Samuel
Garvin. pastor of the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. Spencer is a daughter of Mrs.
L. T. Tootle of st. Joseph, Mo The
family have friends in Topeka, and the
Tootle girls have visited in this cit.
and were introduced to number of
the society people some years ago
Mrs. Spencer is a niece of Mrs. James
f. Burns of Colorado Springs. Mr..
Burns, a millionaire Of the Springs,
built the beautiful Burns theater of
that city.
Mr. Ullrich is associated with hts
father. Mr.. E. j. Ullrich, in the Ell
Paso County Feed & Fuel company.
The elder Mr.. Ullrich is president of
the company.
Mr. and Mrs. Ullrich will make their
home in Colorado Springs. Mrs Ull-
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home in Colorado Springs about two
years ago.
DIR. and Mrs. s. S. Estey and their
daughter. Miss Helen Estey, are Civ
ing a series of informal at home even
ings this year. the dates for the af-
fairs being the second and fourth
Tuesdays each month. They will re-
ceiyes Tuesday night of next week,
and DIR. and Mrs. E. C. Ray of Santa
Barbara, Cal, will be guests of honor.
DR.. Ray was formerly pastor of the
First Presbyterian church in Topeka.
The assisting friends will be: Mrs.
o. L. Moore. Mrs. L. L. Mclean, Mrs.
Jonathan Thomas, Mrs. Walter Ash
ton Smith. Mrs. Charles Dillon, Mrs.
r. A Rutledge, Mrs. George w. Park
hurst, Mrs. a. A. Rodgers Mrs. E. S.
Quinton. Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan.
Mrs. Reid Alexander, Miss Josephine
Mendum and Miss Mary MacLennan.
George Carver and John Dillon will
open the door for the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hindman will give
a Thanksgiving dinner party for rela-
tives of the family Mr.. and Mrs. Kala
Jones of Kansas City and Dr. and Mrs.
G. L. Kerley. also of Kansas City, will
come to Topeka to be guests Mrs.
Kerley, before her marriage recently,
was Miss Elizabeth Manspeaker.
Wednesday evening of this week the !
Phi Kappa Psi fraternity of Lawrence !
will give dancing party. Miss Helen |
Lucas and Miss Georgia Neese will GO |
from Topeka to attend the party. The |
Pi Gamma fraternity will have a dance |
Thursday night, and guests from To- |
peka will be Miss Jessie Burnett, Miss |
Marian Williams, Miss Ernestine K1ine |
and Miss Lucas. The girls will be en-
tertained at the Kappa Kappa Gamma |
and Kappa Alpha Theta sorority |
houses.
Isn't it a blessing that quinine has
come down in price from $3.50 a .
pound to so cents One feels very
grateful for the reduction in price on |
these necessities of life. A person |
could not serve quinine twice a week, |
at least. without feeling unduly ex- I
travagant.
Mr.. Eliot Porter, son of Justice and
Mrs Silas Porter, is now stationed |
somewhere on the western battle /
front in France member of the /
American Ambulance corps. A letter
received today by his father, an
nounced that Mr.. Porter arrived in
Paris November l, where he took a
short course as chauffeur previous
TO his entering service in the ambu-
lance corps.
He is graduate of X L. class of
1 l, and graduate of Princeton Theo- /
logical seminary He is on six months |
leave of absence from his parish at
harioWton, Mont He made his way