The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-15

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Croft. OF Nortonville, a sorority sister
of the bride. will play the wedding
marches.
Mrs. Frank Mohler of Hong Kong.
China, and her children. John and
Elizabeth, will sail August for the
United States. Mrs. MohIer is the
daughter of Mr.. Albert YoxaIl. of Rus
sell, Kan, and is a graduate of Wash
burn college. She will visit in Topeka
and then go to her fathers home in
will enter the public schools of Rus
sell. Mr.. Mohler. who is in Y. NJ. c.
A. work. has furlo every five years
and Will come to America several
months after Mrs, Mothers arrival
They were here five years ago on their
first leave. Mr.. Mohler is the son of
Mrs. Martin Mohder. of Mulvane street..
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A wedding to take place this sum
mer, which Is of wide interest,
will be that of Miss Florence Gardiner,
OF Wichita and Mr.. Francis Farley,
also of Wichita. Those who visited
the Kansas building at the San Fran
cisco fair remember Miss Gardiner as
the charming hostess who took charge
of the welcoming of Kansas people
worth, gave up the place. Miss Gardi-
ner, who is the daughter of Mrs Laura
V. Gardiner. of Park Place. is promi-
nent in the social and club life of
Wichita. Mr.. Farley. who has re-
Gently returned from overseas. is well
known IN "ic9ira ana Eloorao0'
A motor party to leave this week
for. -Saynor. Wis. is made up of Mr..
Phillip Gault. Mr.. Willis Anton. Mr..
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and Miss Babbie Gault will go to Say
nor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wedding, Mrs.
G. A. Guild. Mrs. Wedding and Mrs.
c. F. Hebert, of New Orleans, drove
to Kansas City yesterday where Mrs.
Hebert took the train for her home in
the south. She has been visiting Mrs.
Guild and her daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Guild. The party was entertained at
dinner by Mrs. Douglass Cain, whose
home is in Kansas City.
Is airplane riding a social function
or is 1t not? Who can say. There is
no precedent to say whether the names
of those who sail the azure blue shall
be put down in the annals of the So
ciety column or not. And altho it is
a fast set who ride 1t isn't exactly
decided yet whether it's the smart set
or not. So 1t remains a question and
the airplane riders swing between
from page headlines to the society
locals. Doubtless those who go up
feel when the pilot shuts off the en-
CINE and they begin to make the
descent that they deserve the double
deck head across the top of the page
and when they are once more on the
ground, a little wobbly and feeling
very small they feel as II they would
only fit in the smallest space. It is
still an open question.
Among the riders of this week are
Professor and Mrs. w. A. Harshbar-
Gault, Miss Helene Van Horn, and
Arthur J. Carruth III. The trouble
with airplane riding is like that of
a good many other things-after you
do it once you want to do it again
1t gives you the appetite which has its
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Mrs. Leslie Guild entertained her
card club yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Noel Wood substituted for Mrs. Dom
aid Mulvane.
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Mrs d. z. Barnes has announced
the enga cement of her daughter Lura
to Mr.. Byron Mohrbacker. The mar
rage will take place "Wednesday eve
ming at the home of the brides moth
er. 10 West Tenth avenue.
Miss Barnes has done considerable
Der of the Lowman Memorial Metho-
dist choir. She is a graduate of the
Topeka high school. Mr.. Mohrbacker
has been connected with the Santa Fe.
They will both enter the Agricultural
college at Manhattan this fall. Mr..
Mohrbacker will take work in electri-
cal engineering; Miss Barnes will
study music and home economies.
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Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Pearl NJ. Cloud, daugh-
ter of Mr.. B. F. Cloud, to Mr.. Paul
gomery will live at 91S West Eighth
avenue.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Miss Florence A PenwelI.
formerly of Topeka. to Mr.. George w.
ding occurred in Los Angeles, June
%, and the young people are making
their home In Acusa. a suburb.
Mrs. Lewestein made her home in
Topeka for several years with her
uncle, Mr.. Leroy Penwen.
Mrs. A. P. McKown and her daugh-
ter. Mary Louise McKown, will leave
tomorrow for Harrisburg. Pa. After
short visit there they will go to New
York CITY. where they will stay until
Mr. McKown joins them in August
Then they will all go to Lake Mahopac
for the rest of the summer. This fall
Miss McKown will enter Monticello
seminary in Godfrey. Ill.
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Two teams of the Woman's club
will give a lawn fete on the lawn of
the A. Marburg home, e31 Harrison
street. tomorrow evening. They prom
Use music, hot weather food and lots
of people TO talk with. A number of
the younger set will serve the cars and
tables.
The team of which Mrs. Pope Allen