The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-09

with women who write" from those
favorite recipe in print to those with
best seller" aspirations.
This luncheon is the October meet
ing for the association. And again it
is emphasized that all women who are
college graduates are eligible to at
tend and will be welcomed into the
association. Already many new mem
bers have been added this fall. But it
is hoped that the great majority of
college women of Topeka will become
members before the year is over The
hour for the luncheon is IL o'clock.
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Miss katherine Lucille Nye was mar
ried to Mr.. Joseph A. Sterling of Sa-
lima on Saturday evening, October 4,
at $50 in the home of the brides sis
ter. Mrs. Orion t. Rees. Palms, pink
roses and white carnations were used
as decorations in the house. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss Verna
Bray, and Mrs. Olean A. Rees sang
80 Promise Me- and cat Dawning."
The couple were attended by Miss
Olive Rees and Mrs. Arloa Bell. The
Rev. L. c. Schnacke performed the
ceremony.
The bride wore a simple gown of
cream georgette over satin and car
ried an arm bouquet of white sweet
peas and brides roses.
Mrs. Sterling is registered nurse,
graduated from Christ's hospital in
IA. Mr.. Sterling served with the 35th
division during the war. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sterling will make their home in Sa-
lima.
Miss Gertrude Hulter and Mr.. G. A.
Swanson, both of Kansas City, were
married Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Catherine Webb in Kansas ave-
nue.. The Rev. John Bright performed
the ceremony. Following it a dinner
was served at o'clock. .ve
Mr.. Swanson is attorney for the
United States Fidelity & Trust COM
pany of Kansas City. where the young
couple will make their home.
The Mothers club will meet as usual
Friday from 4 until O'Clock in the
Pelletier Tea room. Mrs F. E. Nuft
and Mrs C. G. Hamilton will review
chapters in Mothers Ideals;" Mrs
Robert Parks Bennett will sing; also
little Phyllis Bowers, only years old
Her song is "Only a Little Flower. u
Kathleen Mallon, who is the same age
will dance.
Mrs. A. B. Griggs entertained al
surprise dinner party for her son
Mr.. A. B. Griggs, at her home in West
erni avenue last evening. The occasion
was Mr.. Griggs's birthday.
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The wedding of Miss Mona Glare
Huffman, the daughter of Lieut. Gov
and Mrs. Charles S. Huffman of Co.
lumbus, and Mr.. William M Miller OF
Topeka was a brilliant affair. The
marriage took place Tuesday evening
at 9 o'clock in the Methodist church
of Columbus, in the presence of more
than two hundred guests. The Rev
| f. A. Edwards of Lawrence read the
ceremony.
ated in smilax. ferns. yellow dahlias
goldenrod and chrysanthemums. Vel
| low was the leading color note IN al
| the details of the wedding. The brid,
wore a gown of white satin, the lines O.
which were plain but striking. Prin
cess lace formed the trimming Sh,
! wore a long veil of silk tulle and car
ried shower bouquet of brides rose
and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Jess
| Ballard of Vinita. Okla, was the ma
tron of honor and she wore a gowI
| of white satin and a big picture ha
| of the same material. Miss Bonnie
| Lingenfelter of Fredonia. the maid o
| honor, wore a dress and hat of Whit
| tulle. Both the honor attendants car
| ried colonial bouquets of sunburs
roses and valley lilies. There wer'
| four bridesmaids, Miss Irene Miller o
Topeka Miss Hazel Carson of Ash
land. Miss Ethel Scott and Mis-
! Frances Skinner of Columbus and the.
wore dresses of yellow tulle with hat
| to match. They carried large bou
quets of yellow chrysanthemums. DIR
| Milton J. Miller of Topeka acted a
best man. The ushers were Mr.. Jane
A. Allen of Chanute. Mr.. Ralph O'Nei
and Mr.. Kenneth Kline of Topeka, Nh
Glare ]. Cowley of Kansas City. Mis-
Margaret Carroll of Columbus playe,
the wedding march and Mrs c. w
Van Zandt sang.
A reception at the Huffman hom
| followed the ceremony. Later in tn
| evening Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left TO
Kansas City and this morning the,
started from there for a trip to tn
| Pacific coast. They will he at HON