The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-20

valley lilies completed the costume.
Miss Bresette was in suit of black
velvet and wore pink roses with yell
low chrysanthemums
DR.. and Mrs. Bresette left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for short
wedding trip after which they will be
at home at 2O89 North Sixth street in
Kansas City. Doctor Bresette is en-
gagged in laboratory work and chemi-
cal diagnosis.
Mrs. David J. Hill of Salina, who
arrived today to be the guest of Mrs
George Clark for few days, will en-
tertain number of her Topeka
friends at luncheon tomorrow in the
Pelletier tea room. Among Mrs. Hills
guests will be: Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Harry
Seery, Mrs. j. A. Cole, Mrs. Frank Ed
son, Mrs. Robert Pierce, Mrs T. c.
Biddle, Mrs. McGregor. of Wichita,
MRS. w. G. Dickey, Mrs. W. A. McCar-
ter. Mrs. S. c. Nichols, Mrs. L. S. Ferry
and Mrs. j. p. George of Wichita
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There is one thing about the Wo-
mans club. OF course there may be
more than one thing for that matter
But there is this, they are raising the
money for their club house in such
delightful ways that no one feels as
If they are helping a cause" but as
II they are showing themselves a good
time
The team which is under the leader
ship of Mrs. W. E. McVey will give a
dance at Kellam Hall, Wednesday eve
ming, December g. Members of the
team are selling the tickets. Of
course it will be a pretty party and
very we'll chaperoned, for all the team
will be present and act as hostesses.
Women on this team are Mrs. MeVey,
Mrs, : Rousseau A; Burch. Mrs. Thomas
J. Myers, Mrs. w. l.. Higgins Mrs. A.
L. Lucas. Mrs. Walter Z. Wilson, Mrs
w. E. Thrapp. Mrs. j. E. Thomas, Mrs.
Oscar Bonnett. Mrs. F. P. Bradley,
Mrs. A. Walker, Mrs. R. l.. Thomas,
Dr.. Elvenor Ernest. Mrs. Warren E.
Jeffrey, Mrs. c. F. Foley. Mrs. Georgia
W. Ober.
Because it was their thirty fifth
wedding anniversary Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Willard gave a family dinner
party Wednesday night at their home.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bonebrake
and Miss Betty Bonebrake, Mrs. Reid
Alexander. Miss Henrietta and Miss
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The Rota club had most interesting
and also most long meeting at the
Elks club last evening following their
regular monthly dinner. The feature
of the evening was an address by
Mayor Corwine. He eulogized the
of the Rota club and then suggested to
the women before him that the most
needed thing in Topeka which they
could help to establish was a home
for working girls. Girls who come to
Topeka from small towns unframed
to earn a good wage, and unused to
the ways of a larger town have great
difficulties in finding suitable inexpen-
sive lodging And if it does not result
more seriously than in causing many
heart aches and unhappy days, it is
enough to warrant Topeka making
strenuous efforts to provide a good
comfortable home at a nominal price.
Toward the close of the meeting the
matter of the mayors suggestion was
discussed and committees appointed to
see what the Rota club can do about it.
Mrs Alonzo Thomas gave a vivid re-
which was heidi in Denver a few
weeks ago and explained to the Rota
women what it is the association is
planning to do and why the campaign
for funds is necessary.
Miss Myrtle Radcliffe and Miss
Helen Phipps furnished the music for
the evening. Miss Radcliffe played
several piano solos and accompanied
Miss Phipps when she played her vio-
lin. piano number by Rubinstein
and violin number by Kreisler were
particularly lovely.
Mrs. Wolfe'S secretariaf report was
as unique and interesting as usual
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Mrs. Charles Nichols entertained the
Golden Rod Card club at her home
710 West Sixth street, Wednesday aft
ernoon. Those who played were: Mrs
Walter Crawford, Mrs. Fred Hess, Mrs.
John Murphy Mrs. M. V. Nelson, Mrs
L. W. eager. Mrs. C. E. Hammon, Mrs
J. ]. Williams, Mrs. H. Emery. Mrs.
Riley Gross. Mrs. Robert Mitchell
Mrs. Earl Slaybaugh.
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Miss Corrine Miller. the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Miller, and Mr.
Forest Hughes Boone, the son of Mr.
and Mrs George Boone, were mar
ried Friday. November IA, at eight