The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-25

was the guest of Mr.. Clay Hamilton.
He is in the States to- instruct Ameri-
can soldiers, and has spent some time
at the camps in this part of the coun-
try. At Thanksgiving time he and
Captain Phillips of the British army
We're guests of Mai. Clad Hamilton in
Topeka.
Lieutenant Richer went to Law
renee from Topeka, and was accom-
panied by Mr.. Clay Hamilton. He
made an address in French before the
French classes at the university, tell
ing of some of his experiences in the
army After the lecture, he was
honor guest at a luncheon given by
the Sigma Kappa sorority. He is per-
sonally acquainted with one of the
sorority girls Miss Lillian Martin, of
Topeka, whose father is Brig. Gen. c.
l. Martin.
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The Vespuccian club will have an
all-day meeting at the Masonic Red
Cross rooms Thursday, March %.
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Miss Harriet Gibson, of Marion Ia,
has gone to Washington, L. c., to
do war work for the government
Miss Gibson is a sister of Mrs. H. w.
Putnam. of Topeka, and has been a
frequent visitor in this city, where
she has many friends. She is
a teacher. and has been doing chat
tauqua work during the summer for
the past few years She will be in
Washington after the first of April
in the service of the war risk insur-
ance department.
The marriage of Miss Vera Sybil
Eddy and Mr.. Robert A. Abel, of
| Camp Doniphan, took place Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs. Mary
! Walworth, 1872 Western avenue, at 6
O'Clock. The Rev. c. E. Rash. of the
! Central Park Christian church. read
the double ring service. The house
was decorated in military colors. Pc
fore the ceremony. Miss Pauline San
ders sang 20 Promise Me-" and Miss
| Carol White played the wedding r.u-
! sic. The bride was attended by Mar
garet Whiteker. the little flower girl
The brides gown was white Georgette
crepe, worn with a long veil. She
carried a bouquet of white roses with
tiny flag in the center. The out OF
town guests were the brides mother
Mrs. c. j. Eddy of Hutchinson, and
son, her sister, Mrs. H. l.. Clare OF
Clay Center; the bridegroom's mother
Mrs. Crane of Oklahoma. and Mrs
HoagIn of Manhattan. Mr.. Abel will
he is a member of the military band
and Mrs. Abel will remain in Topeka
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Stubs are in
Mulyane today to attend the funeral
teller, whose death occurred Saturday
Mrs. Stubs was called to Mulvane
last week to her fathers bedside
! Lieut. Col and Mrs. Dorsey Cutler
and their son. Dorsey Hurd Cullen
have moved from Oglethorpe, Ca
and are now at Waco, Tex. Lieuten-
ant-Colonel Cullen has been trans
ferred from Fort Oglethorpe to CamI
Macarthur. Mrs. Cullen was formerly
Miss Kathleen Moreland of Topeka.
| Mis- Nanon Herren left Sunday
night for Pomona, Cal, called by the
serious illness of her sister-in law
Mrs Tom Herren.
Mrs. Harry De Coursey of Leaven
worth, has returned home after a yisi
to Mrs. 1. N. Towne
Mrs. j. V. Rowles. who has been il
at St Francis hospital, has been takel
to her home in Harrison street
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Neale ant
their daughter, Eleanor, of Los An
Mrs. George w. Veale, of FiIlmor,
street
Mr.. Dean Wilson spent the week
end at the Pi Delta Theta house O
Lawrence.
Mr. j. P. Davis and his daughter
Mrs. G. G. Colburn, have returne,
from St Petersburg, Fla. where the
spent the winter
| Mrs. F. o. Burkett has returne
from Seattle, Wash, where she Wis
lted her mother. Mrs. IS. E. Reese.
Mr. and Mrs H. w. McAfee hav
moved from 434 Topeka avenue to 21
Willow avenue.
Miss Agnes Thomen of the Stat
university is visiting her sister, Mis-
Kate Thomen.
Mr.. and Mrs. lief Felix went +
Kansas City Sunday for a short trim
Miss Estelle Barnum, who under
went an operation at Stormont hospit
al recently, is recovering.
Mrs. Alkaline Calihan celebrated he
seventy eighth birthday anniyersa p
Saturday, at the home of her son, M,
J. L. Calihan.
Mr.. William Faze1 spent the wee
end in Wichita visiting Mr.. and Mrs