The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-02

time the girls of the active chapter
have BEEN asked to call to meet the
alunnae members.
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A tea will follow the talk given by
Miss Mary Cady. head OF the educa-
tional department of the national
board of the Y. w. C. A, both in the
afternoon and evening of Friday, De-
cember 5.
In the afternoon the following
women will act as hostesses: Mrs. r.
T. Herricl1, Mrs. H. L. Alkire, Mrs r.
5. Magee, Mrs. c. S. Elliott, Mrs.
George Bowman, Mrs. Richard
Thomas, Mrs. Floyd Baker, Mrs H.
H. Welty. Mrs. c. L. williams
In the evening the hostesses are to
be Mrs Lloyd Smith, Miss Jessie
Riach, Miss Emily Seery, Miss GLADYS
Guild. Miss Genevieve Herrick.
Miss Cady is an exceptional woman
well educated and capable, and is well
worth hearing. She will tell Of the
work which the Y. w. C. A. has done
especially in the last two years and of
the wide-reaching plans for the flu
ture. a special invitation is given to
tne nigh school girls who are not in
school this week to be present at the
afternoon address. All other girls and
women who are interested are invited
| 10 be present at both these times.
since the Y. w. C. A. is playing such
prominent part in the reconstruc-
ton work with women all over the
world, 1t behooves intelligent women
everywhere to know what this organ
tzation really amounts to.
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Masters David and Thomas Page
the sons of Mr.. and Mrs. David Page
inquired prominently in the wedding
or their aunt, Miss Julia Kerr and Mr.,
Secn W. McCarty. which occurred in
Emporia on Saturday. They were the
| only attendants, and dressed in suits
| of black velvet they carried ropes of
tuIle and snilax to form the pathway
! Tor the bride. During the ceremony
David held the brides bouquet and
Thomas the ring. The bride wore a
gown of ivory satin made with a train
| She wore a tuile veil.
This wedding is of interest to Tope-
ka people as Mrs. McCarty is a sister
to Mrs David Page and Mr.. McCarty
is brother to Mrs. Harold Rankin.
1t was small wedding with only
| members of the family and three
friends present. The brides father
the Rev. David Kerr read the service
Soon after the wedding Mr. and Mrs
AccaFty left foE = thsir < home !: in Denver.
Mrs. Charles A. Moore entertained
informally at her home last evening
| for Mrs Frank Hubble of Globe,
Arizona, who is visiting her father.
Col. George Findlay. Saturday even
| ing Mrs. Hubble was the guest of hon
or at an affair given by DR.. and Mrs
F. o. Burkett. Miss Agnes Walsh gave
a party for Mrs. Hubble and Mrs
Charles Walsh of Amarillo Texas
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The small stock of Christmas goods
| in the stores makes the Christmas
shops and bazaars the different
| churches and clubs are giving. most
practical helps in solving the gift sit
uation. All sorts of embroidered linens
as well as other hand made articles
will be on sale at the Hollcraft flower
| day morning. This is the Social Ser
vice club bazaar and members of the
| club have taken great deal of time
| and pains in making their contribu-
tions. Miss Mary Clark and Mrs. Don
Mulvane Will be in charge of the ba-
zaar Thursday. They promise not to
| be- snippy saleswomen who make you
! feel uncomfortable and awkward if
you look and do not buy, but invite
you to look over their stock whether
you purchase or not.
! The E. n. c. club entertained last
| Roe in Clay street in honor of Mr..
| and Mrs. W. F. Stahl. who are leaving
soon for a new home in California
Guests Of the club were: Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Jasperson, Mr.. and Mrs. l. A.
| SilliHan, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Sewers,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Metzger, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Tambiyn. DR.. and Mds. T.
| r. Souders.
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The social event OF the meeting of
the Shawnee County Medical associa :
| tion was the banquet last night at the