The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-06

The bride wore gown OF georg-
cite crepe trimmed with beads and
with a tucked skirt. 1t was made
simply and gracefully. She wore a
large white hat of georgette, also
beaded. She carried a shower bouquet
OF rose buds and tiny white blossoms.
After the wedding a reception was
held at the w. A. Johnston home in
Sixth street which the Greenes have
been accupying this summer.
Mrs. Van Horn is the daughter of
Mrs. Adrian Greene She is a gradu-
ate Of Washburn college and MEM
Der of the Alpha Phi sorority. For
the past two years she has taught in
the high school at Berryton.
Nr. Van Horn is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w o. Van Horn, of Berryton.
He is associated in business with his
IA her on ranch near town.
MI. AMI Mrs Van Horn have gone
on short wedding trip. The brides
going-a way costume WAS severely
tailored blue suit of silvertone with
which she wore a brown beaver hat
and brown. shoes. Her blouse was OF
white Georgette.
Capt. william A. Smith has arrived
I'm Topeka after more than a year
overseas. During the war Captain
Smith was with d company Of the
139th infantry. After the armistice
he was granted a scholarship in the
studied until June 30. Before the war
Captain Smith was the county attorney
81 jefferson county. He is a Wash
(ourn law school man. Mrs. Smith,
formerly Miss Ada Walker. is also a
graduate OF Washburn college. For
the present Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
be at home at 1119 Polk street.
Mrs. a. A. GODDARD entertained quite
informally yesterday at her home
Z ~ffx Frr L
who leaves next week for California
TO spend the winter. A few women
who have been associated with Mrs.
Dewey and Mrs. GODDARD in a little
were laid for Mrs Dewey. Mrs. A.
Marburg, Mrs w w Kitchell, Mrs. o.
L. Moore. Mrs. Malcolm X. Whyte.
who Is visiting her mother, Mrs. w.
w Kitehell' and :! Mrs GODDARD.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierce have
invited few people to their home this
evening following the dance at the
Country club. A supper will be
served to the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Wood will en-
terrain at dinner at the Country club
tomorrow evening. Covers will be
laid for about twenty guests
Miss Dorothy souders will be the
hostess at a dinner party at her home,
1179 Garfield. tomorrow evening.
Covers will be laid for Miss Alvina
Hults. Miss Elspie Shwartz, Miss
Grace Davis. Mr.. Horace Bowman, Mr..
Lowell Gibbey, Mr.. Harry Mckee, Mr..
william Parrish. Miss ssouderss-s
Mrs. c. J. Evans has gone to Law
renee where she has accepted a posi-
ton as principal of one OF the grade
school OF that city. Mrs. Evans's chill
dren, Miss Patricia Evans and Mr..
Harold Evans, will be with her In
Lawrence and will attend the univers-
ity. Mr. Evans will enter the school
of Journalism and Miss Evans will be
a student in the fine arts department
Mrs. Evans has been prominent in
school work in Topeka for many years
For the last twelve years she has been
"A member of the board of education
She was at one time principal of the
Clay school Mrs. Evans was chair
man of the Shawnee county Council
OF Defense. She is a member OF the
board OF directors Of the Wiman's club
and Is active in the Sorosis the Good
Government and the. Political Science
clubs.
Among the many booths and stalls
at the Kansas Free Fair will be one
kept by the team of the womans clut
that is headed by Mrs. p. J. Clevenger
IL will be a lunch stand and home
cooked food will be on sale. The
menu will include doughnuts. hot cot
Zee, hotN meat sandwiches. drop cakes
popcorn, Crackerjacks and gum. Mrs
Clevenger is out OF town and this
women who are taking her place In
arranging for the booth are Mrs L. A
Finette and Mrs. F. p. Lindsay.
"A prominent Kansas woman who Is
idening her scope of usefulness is
RS. George Thatcher Guernsey, oil
dependence. Kan. president general
the Daughters OF the American
evolution. She has sailed for France
here she will make Investigations
'eparatory 70 the work of rebuilding
French Village for which Parpose
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