The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-25
SOCIETY
OBY 6RAClArorE WOOD. l.


Miss Vera Winter, daughter of Mr.
| A. E. Winter. and Mr.. Harry Coe will
be married this evening at the home
| of the brides sister. Mrs. George Reif,
| in Leavenworth. This marriage is OF
particular interest to Topeka people.
Miss Winter is a former resident of
Topeka and Mr. Coe Is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. D. o. Coe, 1401 Fillmore.
The wedding is to be q quiet affair.
attended only by the relatives and near
friends OF the couple. They will leave
this evening for a short wedding trip,
after which they will come to Topeka
to make their home. This summer
college professors houses in College
avenue.
Miss Winter is a graduate of kim
dergarten school in Chicago and for
two years was the kindergarten teach
er at Bethany.
Mr.. Coe is a graduate of the Kansas
State Agricultural college. He is a
member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
The June rs class of the Topeka
high school will meet at the home OF
Miss Frances Cav in Fillmore street
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. This is
the first reunion of this class and il
will be more interesting the more
guests there are present. Class Off
GERS ask particularly that the returned
soldiers come to this assembly and
help review old times long before the
war"
The Fourth division of the Wom-
ans club will have a club party al
Kellam hall, tomorrow morning. be-
tween $3.50 and 1880 o'clock. There
will receive two prizes. Every one Is
! invited-and will please bring with
them so cents admission fee.
The Ladies' Aid Of the First Euclid
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. H. H. Whitlow
THERE is A JUNE BRIDE IN OUR
TOWN
Who has gotten many wonderful
things for her trousseau and has been
filling her hope. chest with rare linen
and silver. She is charming girl
noted for many virtues. But heI
friends do not consider her the most
practical young person they know and
/ they wonder how housekeeping will
seem to her and dishes once a day al
least. Some one in looking over heT
new treasures remarked, But, my
dear, you have nothing practical for
everyday use" and the young lady in
AClAlIS LAlC StOAy odI0 fCly
But / do have; I have some iron
holders"
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picnic has been planned by the
eachers who are here grading normal
raining papers for some evening this
week at Gage park. These pedagogues
come from all over the state and have
been examining papers for the last
two weeks in the hall of representa-
tives of the state house. Those whs
will attend the picnic are: Harriet
Spalding, Burlingame; County Supt
c. H. Hover, Lincoln; Dressa Rankin
Hutchinson; Ida Rowe. Pratt: w.
Pate. Walnut; J. B. Hit. Hiawatha
Euna Arrasmith, Osborne: Celia Null
vihill; Clyde; E. F. Stanley, Topeka
Myrtle Warrington, Atchison; Bessie
Hopper, Lansing; Count Supt. Ber
Pinneo. Atwood: Mrs. Emily Hoelcel
New Ulysses; Ethel Wheeler, Delphos
A. L. Loop, Beloit; Lucille Chandler
Smith Center; A. G. Gore. Lucas; Lull
| E. Wickersham, Mcpherson; c. l. Vim
sonhaler, Peabody.
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Mrs. F. E. Jordan is giving picnic
this evening in honor of Mrs. r. A
! Branch. who is leaving this week fol
Wichita. Mrs. Branch has been EN-
ployed in, the advertising department
/ of the Capper Publications and 1:
leaving to take the position of secre-