The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-11

Vreda Birch, who assisted in the din
ing room, and who is one of the popu-
lar high school girls, wore a frock of
figured soft silk, with bolero bodice
of blue messeline. Miss Elizabeth
Mills wore a gown of white silk crepe,
with long bodice jacket of old blue
silk.
Mrs. George H. Allen was prettily
gowned in Georgette crepe in a salmon
shade. The crepe was braided and
embroidered and draped over satin. 1t
was made on straight lines, with
loosely tied sash. Mrs. James S.
Hayes was gowned in white taffeta,
with draped skirt, and simple bodice
Mrs N. V. Wood wore gown of light
silk and Georgette, combined with dull
green. Miss Helen Marburg, who has
come from New York to spend the
summer in Topeka, was one of the
guests, and was gowned in a white
Jacket suit of silk. Mrs. Floyd Baker
wore a smart suit of dark blue silk,
trimmed with white trimmed blue but
tons.
Those who assisted were:
Mrs. T. c. Sawyer of Miss Mary MacLen-
Mcpherson
Mrs Mrs Tes M EstfS Miss Gs9Gf
Mrs. Robert Carver hize T,,,.,, Mills
Mrs James s HayesMiss Cynthia Monroe
Miss Lenore Monroe Miss vreda Birch
Miss Day Monroe Jean koontz
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Miss Alice Griffin of Potwin Place
gave a thimble party this afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. Charles Ropln-
son. of ST. Louis, Mo, who is in To-
peka with her children, visiting her
people and friends. Mrs. Robinson,
before her marriage. was Miss Flor
ence Tucker, of Topeka. The guests
this afternoon were members OF the
1IIh
Mrs Robinson Mrs. Glen Logan
Miss Miss Mary Wilson ofNirs. oscar Bolton
Mrs. Clay McKfbben Miss Annetta Nicoil
Mrs Osborn LarimerMiss LuGrace Whit
Mrs Ef fbdr ge WnTey MISS msr Mildred Lewis
Mrs George McDer Miss Anne Sweet
Mrs w P Snyder Miss Winifred Greene
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who is said to be planning to set
free her liberty loving husband VINO
find the bonds of matrimony a bit
calling to his sensitive. untrammeled
shirt. In fact the bonds of holy
marriage have held him in leash so
powerfully that they do say as how
the wife could not name more than
five correspondents if she wished to-
Miss Inez Parker of Ell Paso, Tex,
and Capt. W. F. Herringshaw of the
! United States army were married at
the home of Maj. and Mrs. Arthur
Mills, by Dean ]. P. Deb. Kaye, and
have left for Fort Riley, where Captain
Herringshaw is stationed. Major
Mills and Captain Herringshaw have
been friends for some years
Mr.. and Mrs Delbert Knox held a
family reunion Sunday to celebrate
their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary.
They were married in GAINESVILLE, Wis,
in 1882 The late Rev. John D. Knox,
Mr. Knox's father, and the Rev. DR.. ].
Holmes, Mrs. KnoX's father. per-
formed the marriage ceremony
Those present at the reunion were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fowler of To-
peka; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Knox
and Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Knox OF
Kansas City; Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Mich
OILS of Nortonville; Miss Olive Knox
and Mr.. Robert Knox of Topeka.
i A marriage of interest to many To
peka people was that of Miss Marga-
ret Locke of Los Angeles and Mr.. Sid
ney Walker of Salina, which took
place Thursday evening, June 7, ir
Los Angeles, at the First Methodist
church.
Mr.. Walker is a brother of Mr.. Pau
Walker of Topeka, and a son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Walker of Holton- He
was educated at K. u, and is a mem
Der of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity
lie Is now connected WIFI the TRAD
ers' State bank of Salira.
The bride is the daughter of the
Rev Charles Edward Locke, pastor o.
the First Methodist church of Los An
geles. She attended Leland Stanford
university and the University O
Southern California. She is a Kapps
Alpha Theta sorority girl. She visited
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walker som,
months ago. and met many of thei
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will
come to Topeka the latter part o
June to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Walk
er, before going to their home in Sa
lima.
The Y. w. c. A. is employing al
assist in the department of physica
education, of which Miss Kate viii
liams is head. They have selected
Miss Ruth Horton of Litchfield, Mimi
who is a graduate of the Moorhea,
State Normal school of Minnesota ant
of the Chicago Normal School of Phys
ical education She and Miss William
are from the same school.
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4 The marriage of Miss Ruth Mar
Barnett of Coffeyville. and Mr.. Henr
Smith, son of Judge and Mrs. c. "
Smith. took place Saturday June
Mr.. Smith is connected with the Rea
4 Patterson Milling company of Coffey
n Vile and he and his bride will max
n their home in that town. Judge Smith
executive clerk in the governors of
i flee, came with his family to Topek
E to make their home a few years ago.
Mrs E. NJ. Hackett of Los Angelo
Cal, who is visiting her sister, Mr.