The Topeka state journal., 1919-06-10

Cliff Stratton, Mrs Cyrus Monroe, Mrs.
Oscar Neil. Mrs. F. L.. Ginger. Mrs. A.
R. Mulholland. Mrs. Hugh T. Fisher.
Mrs. Frank Sturges. Mrs Charles JOS
lin. Mrs. Wilbur Galloway. Mrs Albert
Patten, Mrs. William Kercher, Mrs. B.
G. Voorhees, of St. Joseph, Mrs. George
McDermott. Mrs. w. C. Cartilage, Mrs.
B. G. Briggs, Mrs. James Mcclure
Mrs. Fred Wilson. Mrs. w. NJ. Holley.
Mrs. J. Newell Abrahams, Mrs. Harry
B. Wright of Kansas City. Mrs. David
Page, Mrs. Carl Menninger. Mrs. Bar
ton Phelps. Mrs. J. K. Rankin, Mrs.
Roy Forbes. Mrs. Glenn Pratt. Mrs.
Oscar Bolton, Mrs. Mary Dallas Lari-
mer. Mrs. Glenn Logan. Mrs c. j.
Rosen, Miss Neil, Miss Ethel Frize1l,
Miss Ora Moneypenny, Miss Mary
MacLennan, Miss Annetta Nicol1. Miss
Helen Brigham. Miss May Bailey. Miss
Ella Bailey, Miss Mary Wilson of Va
lencia, Miss Lu Grace Whitmer, Miss
Alice Griffin, Miss Mildred Lewis Miss
Maude Stonehill of Waverly. Miss
Alice Meade, Miss Louise McNeal, Miss
Grace Overmyer, Miss Kate Thomen
and Miss Sarah Houston.
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The marriage of Miss Allison Shaver
and Mr.. Daniel NJ. Fisk jr. occurred
at noon today at the home of DR.. D.
NJ. Fisk, father of the groom. Doctor
Fisk read the service in the presence
of the members of the two families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisk left Immediately
after the ceremony for Cascade, Colo,
In the fall they will go to Hiilsdale,
Mich, to live.
Mrs. Fisk, who is a graduate of
Washburn college, and who has been
teaching mathematics and science in
the Topeka high school for several
years, is the daughter of Mrs. Carrie
B. Shaver and the late Mr.. William
xxhn nrnrainnnf in huSi-
ness and Masonic circles.
Mr. Fisk is a graduate Of Wash
burn college and of Columbia uni
versity. and is a professor in history
in Hillsdale college.
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TOPEKA FATHERS, TAKE NOTICE.
When Miss Nellie Port Sollars and
Mr.. w. G. Dunn were married at In
| dependence, Mo, last Saturday, they
were the recipients of enough large
sized checks to set them up in busi-
ness. in addition to which the father
| of the groom gave them a $4,000
| farm.
Miss Ethel Shay, of Emporia, who
| has frequently visited Mrs. E. H.
Anderson in Topeka, will be married
next Saturday to Mr.. Elmer Garrett
| Parsons, of Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will go to
Emporia. for the wedding.
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A new note was struck at the party
given yesterday by Mrs. Hugh Fisher
| for Miss Daisy Neil. When the ice
cream was served, Miss Neil, of all
the guests. had no spoon with which
| to eat it. Noticing the omission, the
hostess told the maid to bring Miss
| Neil a spoon, which was done. The
spoon, however, was a very beautiful
| al +ind in mink ribbons
and the fixings that make gift at
| tractive. and was presented to the
guest of honor.
| Miss Eula Fleming, Miss Mary
weightman. and Miss Sierra Beggs,
| three popular brides-to-be, will be
| honor guests at miscellaneous
| shower to be given Thursday after
noon by Miss Helen Neese and Miss
Ruth Foster at the home of Miss
| Neese.
| The women of Grace Cathedral are
| planning an attractive lawn fete on
the Bethany college campus. to be
| given the evening of June rs. A plat
| form dance and fortune telling booth
will be among the special features.
| Mrs. Con NJ. Buck is in charge of
the arrangements.
| Mrs William Redwood Smith enter
| IdineO Inc H1eIHUSTS O1 lIlS hOIlOdy
Bridge club, and Mrs. John E. Lord
and Mrs. T. J. Kellam, who played for
absent members. yesterday at her
/ home.
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Members of the Rota club will assist
! the Good Roads association in the TIA g
| day which is to be held Saturday in
the interest of good roads. The COM
mittee appointed by Miss Mabel
| Adams. president of the club. to have
| charge for the Rota clubs part in the
! affair, are: Mrs. June r. Chapman,
| chairman; Mrs. Alonzo Thomas. Mrs.
| Louise D. Wolfe. Mrs. Margaret Sulli-
van. Miss Helen Phipps. Mrs. R. M.
| johnson, Mrs. r. r. Baer, Miss Stella
Nash.
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Miss Hazel Jones and Miss Nara
Jones entertained informally yeste--
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