The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-21

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Alta Oswald. Bernice Sefsenden. Leida
Casson. Mildred Kelley, Irene Early.
Leila Wardlow, Dora Lee and Charles
Mills.
A marriage which is being an
nounced today is that of Miss Mary
Graham to Mr.. Harry Hamilton
Southwick. The wedding took place
on the evening of May %, at the resi-
dence of DR.. S. S. Estey, who read the
ceremony, and kept the secret which
was not known by the immediate
family for several days.
The bride has lived in Topeka
number of years, having come here to
be with her brother. the late Mr..
Llewellyn Graham. She is an unu-
sually pretty girl of the blond type.
She is a graduate of the St Mary's acad-
envy at Leavenworth, where she made
her home before coming to Topeka
where she made many friends. She
has been a deputy in the Register of
Deeds Office until the past few days
Mr.. Southwick 81 a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. F. Southwick. one of the old
He is associated with his brother, Mr..
Frank s. Southwick in the automo bile
supply business.
Mr.. Southwick is a son of Mr.. and
for few days in Kansas City. after
which they will be at home to their
friends at the Southwick home, APT
Topeka avenue during the summer.
The marriage is announced by Mr..
Clarence Graham, brother Of the
| bride.
Miss Ida Eugenia Tinker gave a pu-
pills recital on Thursday evening at
| her home. Those taking part were
] Miss Bernice Danielson. Miss frankie
Finney. Miss Mary Sumey, Walter Lit
tlejohn, Miss Helen Bunger, Miss Dor
othy Sands, Miss Dorothy Sutherin,
| Miss Elizabeth Parker. Miss Gertrude
| Nelson. Miss Evelyn Benner. Miss Mil
dred Prick, Miss Leona, Williams. Miss
Margaret McNerney Miss Edith
Griest, Daniel Forbes, Miss Althea
Lutes, Miss Helen Nygren, Albert Dyal
| Hobson, Miss Mildred Ekblad. Miss
Eva McClaskey. Miss Ethel johnson
and Miss Naoma johnson.
THERE'E A GIRL IN OUR TOWN
Who is very painfully bashful and
who works in the state house. She
was sent into another office the other
| been many times before and she felt
| that they almost knew when they saw
her coming that it was for stamps.
| Hence instea1 of asking for what she
wanted she merely said "Postoffice'
| as she walked up to Il handsome young
| man in the office. He stepped back
| and in a most shocked and surprised
| tone said, Don't come up to me say
| ing anything like that; don't you know
| am respectable married man ?"
The embarrassed young lady is blush
| ing yet.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Marion
Smith of Topeka and Mr.. E. E. Cow
an took place in Dallas. Tex, Tuesday
morning, June Is. in the presence of a
rev close friends and relatives. The
| Drloe'S mother, Mrs. Antoinette Smith
le1t saturday to attend the wedding,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan will be at home
IN Ardmore, Okla, where Mr.. Cowan
is In business. Later he will engage
| IN special government work
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Cards were received yesterday an
nouneing the marriage Of Miss Marian
McGaw, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Mitchell McGaw of West Four
teenth street, to Mr.. Frederick James
Wellhouse, on Wednesday, the fifth OF
June, in New York city.
Miss Laura Neiswanger entertained
some of the young Topeka college
girls at her home in Mulvane street
| wednesday evening. The girls spen,
part OF the time working on first aid
sacks for the Red Cross.
Those present were: Miss Mary Holl
Miss Nally Fox, Miss Dorothy Chrich-
ton. Miss Florence Fair, Miss Jessie
McCarter, Miss Dorothy Foster, Miss
Marian Lerrigo, Miss Florence Green
Hiss Marguerite Kanode. : ISIS Evelyr
Parham, Miss alberta Stimson, Miss
Edna Gish and Miss Neiswanger.
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Miss Mary Petrik will give q piano
recital Saturday. June %. at o'clock
at her studio in the Smith building
The following pupils will play: Miss
Louise Dawson. Hiss Eileen Haver.
riet Wilson, Miss venita Dark, Miss
Ota Taylor. Miss Virginia Biscoe. Mis-.
Inez Horner. Miss Genevieve Hogue
Miss Bertha Couture. Miss Hazel
Swanson. Miss Naomi Weaver. Mis-.
Florence Gustavis, Miss ucile Gus.
tavis. Miss May Travis. Miss Zeva
Rhode. Miss Ethel Wyburg. Mrs
Ethel Wild. Mr.. Louis Eversole. Mr.
George Merriam and Mr.. Franci:
!: Corning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Clarity gave &
birthday farewell party last evening
: in honor of Mr.. William Krieg, broth
err of Mrs. arrity. Mr.. Krieg leaves
soon for Camp Funston, where he will
join the United States army. Thos'
: present were: Mr.. Krieg, Mr.. Franz
Slusser, Mr.. James McGivern. Mr.
George Melchoir. Mr.. Bud McElroy
aid. Miss Ada Mcdonald. Miss Laur;
McCivern Miss laura Krieg and Mr.