The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-03
Miss Dorothy Wahle Mr. Ab-am Hammatt
Miss Marian Williams Miss Rabbie GauIt


He was a typical Scotsman, and
when he was asked his opinion of the
troubles which had arisen between
couple who began to find the yoke of
Hymen a burden, he was not slow in
giving it. It's all along o these
hasty marriages. They didna under
stand one anither; they'd only knowed
each ither a matter o seven years"
well, that seems long enough" said
an interested listener. Long emo?
Bah, ye're wrong. When a body's
coortin' he Gamma be too careful Why,
my coortship lasted nineteen years."
You certainly were careful. And
did you find your plan successful
when you married." 'Ye jump to
CONCLUSIONS said the old man, i'm
patiently. II understood her then, so
F-1idn't marry her. '-Atchison Globe.
Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Grice celebrat-
ed their twenty-fifth wedding ami
versary Monday evening. Some piano
| music was given by Miss Gertrude
Metty and Miss Gladys Stations Mrs.
| j. L. Loremore and Mrs. L. G. Thorpe
sang. A story entitled The Court
ship of Mr.. and Mrs. Grice" was read
| by Mrs. Augustus Kirkpatrick All
/ the guests assisted with musical ro-
nance arranged from popular airs.
Miss Grace McAllister, Miss Florence
| Grice and Miss Mildred Grice assisted
in serving. All the members of the
family were present, except one son,
who is in Winslow. Arizona.
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Mrs. M. e. Uric entertained her
bridge club this afternoon at her home
in West Sixth street.
Mrs. w. c. McDonough will be hos
| tess at a meeting of the Ceramic Art
club Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. M E. Uric entertained the
/ members of her bridge club this after
noon at her home. 161 West Sixth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Engler, of
Sunnyside, had a New Years dinner
Tuesday at their home, to which four
teen guests were invited. including
Mrs. Engler's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
r. H Brown. Miss Bertha Brown
Chief Justice and Mrs. W. A. John
ston, Lieut.. and Mrs. John Johnston
Mr. and Mrs w. w. Samson and their
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. E. Marsh and their
son, Ben.
On account of Mrs. George Park
bursts illness, she was unable to SING
at the Madame Butterfly this after
noon. Mrs. r. Parks Bennett kindly
consented to take her place on the
program, so that the entertainment
was given as arranged
double wedding of interest to q
number of Topeka people took place
sunday in Lawton, Okla, when MISS
Ethel Mayberry was married to Mr.
Edward Nash, and Miss Ethel Nasf
was married to Mr.. Curt w hltney, OF
Rossville.
l. Mrs. Nash was a student in Wash
burn college. Mr.. Nash, before en-
listing for army service, had posi-
ton in the Topeka State bank. He I:
now stationed at Fort Sill Mrs. A
G. Nash of Topeka is the mother OF
Mr.. Nash, and of Miss Ethel Nash
whose marriage to Mr. whitney was
celebrated at the same time as tht
Nash Mayberry wedding. Mr.. Wnit
ney is also in army service at For
Sill.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
who has a pet goose which takes
all the liberties of the premises tna'
were long ago conceded to Mary's lit
tie lamb. This woman is looking for
ward to a trip to the south for thf
rest of the winter, but not mile car
she go until she finds home for the
pet
The Day Nursery club met this
Thursday afternoon at Pelletier'S Rec
Cross room
The Ceramic Art club will NEE
Friday afternoon with Mrs. w. c. Nc
Donough, SIG Tyler street, at 2:3t
4 o'clock.
Mrs. E D. Clithero and her son
Stanley Clithero, will be at home t.
their friends Tuesday evening from
1880 to SIS. After the informa. a
home. Stanley Clithero will play (
program of piano numbers. Friend
of Mrs ClitherO and her son are aslSe