The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-31
SoG1EIY zst:;sLIz E,5ssY'

During the days that are left be-
fore school and IT'S duties claim them
again, the most youthful society crowd
in town is going to make the most of
| its time in going and doing
This afternoon Mrs. Hiram P. Dillon
gave tea to honor her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Margot Dillon, who is spend
ing the holidays in Topeka. Guests
were a number of Miss Margot's young
friends.
This evening Miss Betty Frost has
invited the following young people to
a dancing party at her home in Tenth
street: Miss Frances Esterley, Miss
Mural Barnes, Miss Virginia Miller,
| meyer, Miss Jean koontz, Miss Oc-
/ tavia O'Neil, Miss Marian Reed, Miss
Constance Reed, Miss Bernice Hemus.
| Miss Mary Huggins. Miss Florence
Dolan, Miss Margot Dillon, Miss Mar
garet Kaye, Miss Corrinc Smith. Miss
Katherine Cole, Mr.. Jack Frost, Mr..
Phillip Gault, Mr.. Walter Wilson. Mr.
John Blank. Mr.. Son Anderson, Mr..
Warren Crosby, Mr.. Willis Anton, Mr..
Dick Wahle, Mr.. John Dillon, Mr..
John Dillon II, Mr.. Sam Lyman, Mr..
! Bernard Guffler. Mr.. Francis Heron,
| Mr.. Robert Merrick, Mr.. Garritt
Porter, Mr.. LegIer Paxton Mr.. John
M -h~-A tO4A COOiN6Sf NIL
Howard Carsw I'll.
Other affairs will come later in the
week for these high school people
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Cards sent out by the social de-
partment of the Woman's club to all
club members, bear this message:
Greetings from the Woman's club of
| Topeka. Hoping to meet you at the
Topeka Club house on New Years day.
1920, and at our own CLUB HOUSE
on New Years day, 1921"
On the address side is this verse
written by Margaret Hill McCarter:
Finest of health to you
! Biggest of wealth to YOU
| y at your hearth or in ways far afield !;
IN the year that is now to you
| Love be your buckler and Courage yohr
| shield
The young men and young women
in the families of club members are
also included in the invitation to at
/ tend this New Years reception from
| ) to tomorrow afternoon. And here
| is word for all men young or old
who will be present at this function:
| The conventional business suit will
| be the proper costume for the occa-
sion. This announcement comes from
! those who know.
| Guests will be introduced to the re-
ceiving line by Mrs. S. S. Beggs. In
| the dining room Mrs. Hiram P. Dillon
and Mrs. d. L. McEachron will pour.
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The following Topeka people will
| be among those present at a party
given by Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey
| Dewey in Junction City this evening:
Mrs. Don Mulvane, Mr. and Mrs. ]. C.
Mohler, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Morgan. Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Campbell, Miss Clyde
Bonebrake, Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Davis,
Mr.. John Fleishman. Mr.. Charles
| Fleishman. DIR. James Stewart, Mr..
Richard Hall, Mr.. Clarkson Mills
| paugh.
Miss Mary Mcclure and Mr.. Judah
| Drisl1o were married yesterday after
noon at the home of the brides sister
Mrs. S. M Hostetter in Tenth street
| The ceremony was read at O'Clock
by the Rev. j. A Renwick before
| about forty relatives and friends A
pretty feature 6f the wedding was the
| fact that the bride and bridegroom
helped to receive the guests as they
came
The living room was Ee1aborately
| decorated with snlilax and before one
| wall entirely covered with it. the
| couple stood while the ceremony was
| read. The bride wore a gown of ivory
| satin, simply and gracefully made.
The sleeves and part of the be lice
Were of silk net She wore pearls
which had been a gift of the bride
groom.
Before the ceremony Miss Alma
PhIbin sang "A Song of Thanksgiv-
ing" Mrs. Howard Curtis Guild of
| Kansas City, accompanied her and af-
terwards she played a group of piano
| numbers
Mrs. Drisko Is a graduate of the
/ Valley Falls high school. Later she
/ studied in the State Normal school at
Emporia. Mr.. Drisko is a graduate
of the school Of pharmacy at X U
Mr. and Mrs. Drisko left last night
for Salt Lake City, where they will be
at home. Guests from out of town
for the wedding were the bridegroom's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Drisko,
| of Bartlesville, Okla. DR.. and Mrs. G.
W Marks and Miss Ida Goodrich, of
! Valley Falls.
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Miss Murial Barnes will be hostess
! at luncheon Friday noon at her
| home in Buchanan street in honor of
Miss Marsot Dillon, who is in topeka
| for the holiday season. The guests
will be Miss Dillon, Miss Betty Frost
Miss Virginia Miller, Miss Frances
Esterly. Miss Jean Koontz, Miss Mar
garet Kaye, Miss Edna Peppmeyer,
Miss Esther Dibble, Miss Catherine
| Cole. Miss Marion Reed, Miss Kath-
crime Mullin. Miss Bernice Hen1us,
! Miss Constance Reed. Miss Mary Hug
] gins. Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Louise
smith, Miss Octavia O'Neil. Miss Helen
Jackson. Miss Florence Dolan, Miss
Rebecca Thacher of waterville.
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A great deal of interest centers
around the wedding party which has
been SO much entertained during the
! last few weeks But more would cen
ter if the truth were known about the
rumor abroad. which has it that Gu
| pid. not content with the very salts
| factory work he has done with one
couple, has sent two more shafts into
/ this particular group. One rumored
] engagement has been suspected for
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