The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Ogden of 1924
Tyler street announce the marriage of
their daughter, Ruth, to Mr.. William
Price, which took place Sunday after
noon at o'clock at the Ogden home.
The service was read by DIR. Benjamin
f. Young of the First Methodist
church.
The wedding was a quiet one. with
no guests outside the family circle. no
attendants nor formal wedding music.
Mr.. Price has a position in the Santa
Fe offices. and he and his bride will
make their home in Topeka. They
have left for a honeymoon trip to Los
Angeles. Cal.
Mrs. Price was a school student in
the Topeka high school. Mr.. Price at
tended the high school, and later en-
tered the State University. He grad
uated a few years ago, specializing in
engineering. He was president of his
class in his junior year. was a member
Of the engineering fraternity of Tau
Beta Tau, and is also a Tau Delta fra
ternity man. He is now in the en-
gineering department of the Santa Fe.
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Friends of Mrs. Edward Yaggy Of
Hutchinson will be interested to know
that she has been invited to play with
the New York Symphony orchestra at
their May festival. Mrs. Yaggy is a
violinist. and a woman of considerable
prominence in the state. The offer
she has received is one of distinction,
and she is to be congratulated that the
east thus recognizes western talent.
Mrs. G. H. Riker gave a luncheon
Sunday, to which the following guests
were asked: Mrs. John P. St. John
of Olathe, Mrs. T. II. Grisham of Cot
tonwood Falls. Mrs. DeWitte C. Nellis,
Mrs. Festus Foster. Mrs. 8. J. Craw-
ford, Mr.. J. NJ. Custenborder, Mrs.
Thomas Brelsford and Mrs. Riker.
Guests at a high school senior fare
well party at the home of MT James
Lindsay were: Miss Marian Squires,
Miss Helen Wright. Miss Maym H.
Parsons, Miss Jennie Cook. Miss Gene
We've Iddings, Miss Augusta Hardt,
Miss Hazel Rucker. Miss Frances
Grote. Miss Dorothy Hest Wahle, Miss
Lillian Gleissner. Miss Louise Flem-
ing, Miss Anna Parham. Mr. Ewing
B. Fergus, Mr.. Ralph Oman, Mr.. Will
liam Schick, Mr.. Raymond French,
Mr.. Wayland Durham, Mr.. Ralph
O'Neill, Mr.. Claude Swendson, Mr..
John Ferris and Mr.. James McCor-
mick.
Mr.. Gerald Wall, Mr.. Robert L.
Engle and Mr.. Machael w. Birming-
ham will give a dance Tuesday even
mig, February 8, at Kellam hall.
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The Ladies' Music club will meet
Estey.
Miss Estey will also be hostess at
meeting of the Matinee Music club this
week. The Matinee club has its meet
ing Thursday afternoon.
Western Sorosis will have it's an
nual Lincoln Day dinner Saturday
| night February IL, at the First Bap-
! fist church. Some prominent speak
ers will be on the program for after
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Miss Daisy Monroe has received an
appointment as a teacher in the sum-
mer school at Columbia university
New York, for the session beginning in
June. She has been a student in CO.
lumbia and engaged in research work
in the department of cookery. She
now has some instruction work in the
domestic science department.
Miss Cynthia Monroe has arrived in
New York, and will take four
months course in the university be-
ginning with the new semester. Dur
ing the vacation between terms Miss
Daisy and Miss Cynthia will be with
friends IN Washington, d. c. They
have been attending grand opera in
| New York, where the Wagner Ring
operas are now in progress.
The annual meeting of the Kansas
Good Citizenship League will be held
in Topeka Thursday. April Is, the day
following the annual meeting of the
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs.
The league will elect officers, and an
enthusiastic meeting is expected. Mrs.
Cora Wellhouse Billiard, of Tonga
noXie, is now president.
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Really, you know, since the days
of grip are passing, and everyone is
getting used to the cold weather, there
is very little of anything to complain
of. OF course, the ticket sellers are
out for all sorts of benefits, and way
lay you to ask in a beguiling voice
Have you taken tickets for You
haven't, to be sure, but you're going
to; for these ticket sellers are such
aWfully nice persons and your friends,
and you have always to remember that
there is nothing in it for them in the
world but their interest in the worthy
causes they are laboring for. Anyhow,
if you do buy a ticket to Miss Nancy
you are not charged so much that you
have to go around looking like rag
picker to make up for it.
Apropos of the Miss Nancy show to
be given February IL and u, Mr.. Clar-
ence Connor, composer of the Loco
motor Ross" The Miracle Man.
Boss White" and other numbers. will
De the musical director and will give
a piano act. A chorus of 100 of the
best looking girls in town have mas
tered the difficult dancing steps that
they will execute. One of the features
of the. show will be the aesthetic dan
cling of Miss Freda Belts.
Line parties at the show will be
given by the Saarchers club, the fac
ulty of Washburn college, the Current
Literature club, by Mr.. and Mrs w
i. Crosby and Mr.. and Mrs D. H.
Forbes. and line. party for children
VIII be given by Mrs. George Guild
The officers of the Federation will
nave box. Those who will occupy il
are: Dean and Mrs. d. L. McEachron
Mr. and Mrs. A. Marburg DR.. ana
Mrs. $. ;. Estey, Mrs. Jonathan Thorn
as. Miss Carolyn Thomas, Mrs. ]. F
Work, Mrs. ). 5. Beggs. Mr.. and Mrs
d. J. Hathaway Mr.. and Mrs. n. +
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