The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-04

many friends while in Topeka. She
was an accomplished musician. her
specially being the harp. and she pos
sessed an unusually beautiful and at
tractive personality. She was the only
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. De-
one Of the largest printing establish
ments of the middle west.
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Mrs. John Carver will leave Thurs
day for Hoboken, N. j., to join Lieu
tenant Carver, who is connected with
the stevens engineering plant of that
city Lieutenant and Mrs. Carver will
live in Jersey City. Mrs. Carver is the
guest of Lieutenant Garver's parents,
Judge and Mrs. T. F. Carver.
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Miss Mildred Henderson entertained
number of friends at a party given
at tho home of her cousin, Miss Eliza
in Potwin. The guests were Miss
Florence Heating, Miss Helen Steele,
Miss Elizabeth Schick, Miss Helen
Travis, Miss Olive Knox, Miss Louise
McHenry, Miss Teresa Cooper, Miss
Winifred Joes. Miss Elizabeth Thomp-
son. Miss Myrtle Davidson, Miss Verna
Wolgament, Miss Mildred Henderson,
Mrs c. W. Henderson, Mrs. William
Schlck. Mrs. A. c. Heating and Mrs.
Anna McHenry.
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A San Diego newspaper contains the
following article of interest to Topeka
people as Mrs. Abendrath, as Miss
Dorothy Berry, formerly lived here
and is quite well known in Topeka:
Mrs. Jean Berry of the Wilsonia yes
terday received word from her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. w. Abendrath, who went
to Indianapolis recently to join her
husband, Captain Abendrath, that she
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enZa soon as she arrived in the east,
She has been in a hospital, but is re-
covering now. Mrs. Abendrath is well
known in San Diego and is an accom-
plished musician. She was Miss Doro-
thy Berry and became the. bride of
Captain Abendrath this summer. He
has just finished his training as an
engineer and expects to leave soon for
overseas service.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Harold Cone
are the parents of a daughter. born
sSaturJlays MORNING at Eureka, Kan.
Mrs Cots was formerly Miss Lois
j ohnson and attended Washburn COL
lege. where she was a member of the
Alpha Phi sorority. She is at present
the guest9of hey. parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. c. Johnson of Eureka. Mr.. Cone is
in the school for officers of the naval
aviation in Washington university
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of Mrs. Permelia w. Cone of 1888 Col
lege avenues
The Minerva club meeting. which
was to have been held this week, has
been postponed one week.
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DR.. and Mrs. C. E. Burgson, Mrs
Claude Hall. of Kansas City, Miss
Mary Paxton and Mr.. George Legler
returned Saturday in the Paxton car
from Leavenworth. Doctor Burgson
has been the guest for two days of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Wulfekuhler. Mrs.
Burgson and Miss Mary Paxton mo-
tdred over to Leavenworth Saturday
where they were Joined by Mrs. Hall,
of Kansas City and Mr. Legler, of
Leavenworth, who made the return
trip to Topeka with them.
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The small girl. who with her moth
er. was visiting her grandmother, had
just received a little correction of the
old fashioned kind. When she ap-
peared downstairs a few minutes later
loRifig as irbd nothing had happened,
her grandmother thought it must have
been one of the other children who
was punished. so she asked, who was
it got padded a while ago." Look
ingly admiringIy at bunch Of flow
ers on the table. the young miss re-
ulied tbut not to such a personal
question. Where did you get those
very pretty flowers, grandmother"
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Word has been received in Topeka
that Karl V. Davidson has been re-
Gently promoted from second to first
lieutenant. Lieutenant Davidson is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Davidson of
1884 Mulvane street. He is a graduate
OF Washburn college and attended the
SECOND officers Training school at Fort
Sheridan last summer from which he
received his eopmission. In December