The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-19

Mcfarland. Mrs. Wendall Lyman.
Mrs. William Collinson, Mrs. Frank
Southwick, Mrs Sam Lux, Mrs. w. B.
Storrs, Mrs. Robert Pierce, Jr., Mrs.
w. D. Updegraff, Mrs. Noel Wood.
Mrs. ]. Close, Mrs. Donald Pierce Mrs.
Herbert Reynolds, Mrs. Harry ziegler.
Mrs. A. B. kirkpatrick, Miss Mary
MacLennan. Miss Louise McNeal, Miss
Aerial Nichols. Mrs. David Neiswan-
ger. Miss Cynthia Monroe, Mrs. George
Guild.
Miss Ruth Bradbury was married
last evening at $50 o'clock to Mr..
Harold B. Thomas of Pittsburgh, Pa.
The ceremony was read by the Rev.
H. L. Nelson at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Fred Munson.
1t was a quiet affair with only the
family present and the couple were
unattended. There was no music ex-
cept the Mendelssohn Wedding
march, which Mrs. Munson played.
The bride wore a gown of white crepe
de chine and carried pink rosebuds.
Her travelling suit was of tan Oriental
crepe with a blouse of blue and hat
in shades of taupe-
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas left last night
for Pittsburgh. IA, where Mr.. Thomas
is salesman for the Burroughs Adding
Machine company, and where they
will make their home.
Mrs. Thomas, who is the daughter
Of the Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Bradbury
of Lincoln, Kan, is a graduate of the
Topeka high school and attended the
College of Emporia. She received her
masters degree at Columbia. For the
past few years she has been girls
work secretary of the Y. w. c. A. She
engaged in recreation work during the
war and has been in Y. w. G. A. Work
in Pasadena. Cal. the past year.
Mr.. Thomas is University of Penn
sylvania man.
The Rev. and Mrs. NJ. w. Baker
gave a Inner party at the Pelletier
tea room last evening in honor of Miss
Sallie Peers and their son, Mr.. Milford
Baker, who will be married soon.
Covers were laid for Miss Peers, Mr..
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Peers,
Mrs Z. P. James of Mansfield. Ohio.
the Rev. and Mrs. NJ. w. Baker. Mrs.
George Lionberger, of Kansas City.
Mrs. o. E. James, of Mills College,
Cal. Mrs. Henry Lockwood. of Long
Beach. Cal. Miss Marion Peers, Miss
Matte Peers. Mr.. GLADDEN. Baker, of
Albany. n. Y. Mr.. Robert Baker. of
Topeka, and Mary Louise and David
James, of Mills College. Cal.
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Miss Helen Rutledge will be the hos
tess at dinner party at her home in
Lane street this evening. Her guests
will be Miss Irene Peers. Miss Mar
garet Rust, Mr.. Eugene Parker of
Cooley, Ariz.. Mr.. Melvin Rutledge of
Lawrence, Midshipman George Veale.
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The girls of the eighth grade of the
Central Park school are elated with
their new course in Domestic Science,
which is taking the place of sewing.
Who wouldn't rather make fudge and
things than work on buttonholes? In
the first place you accomplish SO much
more in a short time and in the second
place, when it is accomplished, 1T is so
much more interesting. The girls in
this class are the ones who will finish
the grade school the middle of the year
and start to high school the second
semester.
THE CHILDREN'S HOUR.
Now that fall is here and cool
weather has descended on Kansas,
everyone is taking a new lease on life
and beginning things in earnest. So
it is with the Social Service club and
their Saturday morning picture shows.
During August it was hard for anyone
to have a great deal of interest in
these shows, but now it is a different
matter. The children who are in
school need the recreation they give
and the women Of the club are doing
everything in their power to make the
pictures worth seeing. Several of the
films they booked this summer had
been misrepresented to them and were
a disappointment. From now on only
tried and proved pictures will be
shown They have decided to stand
by the old faithfuls whose pictures
never disappoint Mary Pickford, for
instance, and Marguerite Clark and
Baby Marie Osburn.
The picture to be shown tomorrow
morning, Dawn of Tomorrow" is