The Topeka state journal., 1919-12-29

take place New Years evening.
Covers will be laid for Miss Miller. Mr..
Kline, Miss Dorothy Mason, Miss Eva
Miller, Miss Mary Burnett Miss Mary
Paxton, Miss Georgia Neese, Miss
Miller, Mr.. Clayton Kline, Mr.. Leon
ard Kline, Mr.. Burgess Van Vechtan,
Mr.. John March, Mr.. Earl Trobert, DR..
Milton Miller.
Pink and white flowers will be used
as table decorations.
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The following men will be hosts at
a dancing party at the Elks' club Tues
day night: Mr.. Richard Hall, Mr..
Charles Mckee, Mr.. John Nelson
Meade, DR.. James Stewart, Mr.. Noel
Wood. Mr.. E. A. Campbell, Mr.. Hugh
MacFarland, Mr.. Roy Thompson, Mr..
Donald Pierce, Mr.. Wendell P. Lyman,
Mr.. Lawrence Huey.
Altho informal, this party will be
one of the important events of the
week.
The girls who were members of the
T. Y. V. society while in high school
will get together Wednesday evening
at party which Miss Helen Rutledge
will give. Guests will include Miss
Ramona kirkpatrick, Miss Inez Hor-
othy Bradbury. Miss Virginia Kitch-
ell, Miss Edna Becker, Miss Ruth
Tomlinson, Miss Esther Lindell, Miss
Esther Grandon. Miss Blanch Tittin-
ger, Miss Ruth Tittinger, Miss Marga-
ret Rust, Miss Violet Matthews, Miss
Helen Bennett, Miss Ruth Tandy, Miss
Lucille MCGUIRE.
The marriage of Miss Cleo Ward.
the daughter of Mr.. Henry Ward of
st. Joseph, MO, to Mr.. Clarence Thur
man Graham of Kansas City has been
announced. Mr.. Graham is a brother
of Mrs. Harry Southwick and Mr.. Lew
Graham of Topeka and formerly lived
here while connected with the Mail
and Breeze. After a short wedding
trip south, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham will
be at home in Kansas City.
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Miss Catherine Austin, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Austin of
Cottonwood Falls, was married De-
cember "a to Mr.. Thomas H. Norton.
Mrs. Norton is well known in Topeka
as she attended school here during
the time her father was state printer.
Later she went to K. U.
Mr.. Norton, who is one of the
prominent young farmers of Chase
county is a graduate of the agricu1-
tural college at Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton left Wednes-
day for wedding trip. After April
l, they will be at home at Bluemont
farm near Cottonwood Falls.
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Miss Edna Ward of Topeka was
married to Mr.. Roy A. Yost of Clovis,
n. NJ, on Tuesday, December %, in
the parsonage of the First Methodist
church. The Rev. Edmund J. Ku1p
performed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Yost left for a wedding trip to
California. after which they will be at
home in Clovis: N NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Mohney have
asked the following guests to a party
at their home tonight: Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Burdick and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Hicks and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Laff and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fields and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Kearney and family.
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There will be a meeting of the Art
Guild at the home of Mrs. L. D. Whit
temore in College avenue this evening
Special features will be a talk by Mr..
c. ]. Masseck and the showing OF
prints and photographs by Mr.. Ernest
Chamberlin. Mr.. Chamberlin brought
| these pictures with him from France
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Miss Ceora Lanham is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. Lanham
in Huntoon street. Miss Lanham has
been in New York and the east since
soon after Sl1er return from France
| where she went as an entertainer for
the soldiers. She is now engaged in
work for the Y. W. C. A. financial
campaign and after her visit in To-
peka she will go to Iowa, where she
has a series of talks to make in the in
| terest of this organization.
| The following relatives were also
guests ut the ,nhan .ome last week: