The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-24

The marriage OF Mrs. Jean Rodgers
Morris and Mr.. Leland johnson was
solemnized this afternoon at 4 o'clock
at the home of the brides mother.
Mrs. a. X Rodgers, 1894 Topeka ave-
Tue. The service was read by DR..
Stephen S. Estey of the First Presby-
terrain church.
The wedding was quietly celebrated.
with no attendants and only relatives
and close friends as guests. The we'd
ding music was played by Miss Mary
MacLennan
The bride wore a matinee gown of
GeprSette crepe of the feuilles mort
shade. and carried an arm bouquet of
pink Richmond roses. Her going
away suit was of tuxedo brown velvet,
with beaver collar and muff. and a
small brown velvet hat
After the wedding an informal re-
ception was held. The bride is a pop
u;ar Dung woman OF Topeka, belong
ing 10 one Of the old families. She is
graduate Of Washburn college and is
affiliated with the Theta sorority.
Mr.. johnson is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. w. r. Johnson of 1909 Tyler
street. Topeka. He is also a Wash
burn college graduate and a member
of the Kappa Sigma fraternity. He
has position in the German-Ameri-
can bank
After a short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs johnson. will return to Topeka
and will be at home at 100 Douthitt
avenue.
Mr.. George Dick Rodgers. a brother
of the bride. was an out-of-town guest
at the wedding
Cards have been received in To-
pcka from Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Ed
wn Van Tuyl, OF Independence. Kan,
announcing the marriage of their
daughter. Louise, to the Rev. Albert
/ eel Mack, Ct Pueblo Colo, Thurs
Cay, November %, at independence
l.. the Church of the Epiphany. The
rvite was read by the Rev. Harry
dtts, of Denver, Colo.
The bride is the only child of Mr.
and Mrs. Van Tuyl, Of independence
nd sne is niece of Mrs. Effie Van
INi' OF LeavenwOruh, who is well
Gown in Topeka society. The brides
f ther is a prominent lawyer of Mont
rme1y county and is connected with
[ lesal department of the Prairie Oil
( Gas company. The bride was edu-
ted in the College Of the Sisters Of
,thany- where she graduated about
rec years ago.
Mr.. Mack came to America about
fourteen years ago from Ireland. He
spent a few years in Topeka attend
ing the Kansas Theological school and
"lng IN charge of the Church of the
bod Shepherd of North Topeka. He
is chaplain of Bethany college Two
ars ago he went to independence
be rector of the Church of the
Jiphany. and last summer he went
I" Co oradO. He is now in charge of
4 church in Pueblo, Colo.
At home after January l at III
West Pitkin street, Pueblo.
Tho following young people attend
ed the Alpha Delta fraternity dane
ing party Friday night at the Choco-
lbte shop: Miss Esther Jensen, Miss
ertrIde Gray. Miss Wilma Parrish,
Miss Esther Graham, Miss Pauline
McNey, Miss Edna Becker, Miss Helen
Neese, Miss Maybelle Howard. Miss
Pauline Sanders, Miss feline Evans,
Mss Edna Smith, Miss Marjorie
Flank, Miss Neda HodgsOn, Miss Ruth
Aller. Miss Gladys DoUgherty. Miss
I'uth Wood, Miss Sue Louise Bell,
Miss Marguerite Thrapp, Mr.. and Mrs
7. Glen Logan. Mr.. and Mrs. John P.
Joyle. Mr. sam Heller Mr.. Charles
Logan. Mr.. Frank Harshbarger. Mr.
Glen Kaffeha UNI. Mr.. Frank Meyer,
7'r. Dorsey As'5ew. Mr.. James Lind
say. Mr.. Donald McIlrath MI. Bert
ash Mr.. Ray Gomel. Mr.. Willard
Ceiger. Mr.. ' yms1 King Mr.. HON
or Gooing, Mr.. Ralph Meyers. Mr.
Trian Muirhoad, Mr.. ]. r. McCosh
Prof. and Mrs w. A Harshbarger
Prof and Mrs. c. A. Lopez. and Prof
ard Mrs F. I. DeBeukalaer chaperon-
ed the party.
Miss Nell Mcfarland entertained a
few friends at her hcme in Harrison
street Thursday evening. Out of town
f-uest4 were Mrs. Sidney Goldman
40 burlington. Col. and Mrs. Frank
Criller of S;N Louis. who are visiting
t1eir parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. F
Mitchell. and Mrs. Joseph H. Bowers
or Lawnsdowne Pa. who is the guest
of her father Mr.. ]. F. Lytle.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ashton Smith
entertained at luncheon Friday for 8
group of Masonic men from Oberlin
Kan. who were in Topeka for the
Masonic meeting Covers were lai6
for: DR. L. c. Tnden. DR. H. ]. Nor
rison. Mr. D. G. Campbell. Mr. w. A
burnett Mr. II. G.. Lipplemann, Mr.
Alfred Gierheart. Mr.. Harry Murphey
Hrr. H. @. Bante. all of Oberlin, Mr.
Il O. Caster of Topeka, and Mr.
Smith.
All Native Sons and Daughters o
Kansas. and Territorial pioneers, Will
their families, are invited to celebrate
the birthday of Kansas on Januar.
20. at noon luncheon at the Cham
Der Of Commerce. Governor Capper
president of the Native Sons. will re
count some of the many reasons VIII
as children of our mother state. W
are entitl id, on our 57th birthday, T.
be so justly proud of her. and of tn
privilege which is ours in gathering
together those still left who had faitl
in the retaining of the Great Ameri