The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-20

Notes and personals from East Side
oy Ecances Jones. Telephone 1880.
The Rev Fred Sutton has returned from
Kansas City where he attended a commit
tee meeting in the interests of the Centenary
Movement in the Methodist church.
Mrs. Minnie Dolstrom, Oak street, has
been suffering at her home for the past
four weeks with an injured foot.
An all day meeting of the L. S; C. club
with Mrs. II. n. Desehler, Lane street, as
Mr.. ana Mrs J. Yost, East Tenth street.
will leave Thursday evening for Long
Beach. Calf. to make an extended visit to
their daughters. They were entertained at
the ie'i Rev. and Mrs. Fred sutton iea' ny
nue., entertained with social evening We'd
nesday for few Of their friends The
guest of honor was Mrs. Jorgenson's broth
er, Mr.. Ben Goodman. of Idaho Falls,
Idaho. Cards were played during the even
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Goldsmith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Fritze, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Checks
Mrs. NJ. Whitfill, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hell
trich, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nowery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Huffman and Mr.. james.
Mrs. Fred Ridgeway who has been SER
iously i'll at her home in North Topeka is
slightly better. Mrs. Ridgeway before her
marriage was Miss Marjorie Teals and lived
several years ago with her parents in Twiss
Wednesday afternoon at 5 30 o'clock, Miss
Edith Wenthe and Mr.. Albert II. Davis
were married, the ceremony taking place at
the home of Mr.. Davis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs w. T. Davis of IA Branners street. The
service was read by the Rev Fred Sutton
of the East Side Methodist church, the
young couple standing under a large we'd
ding bell in small music room or den off
the living room. Miss Madeline Wen
the, the brides sister, and Mr.. NJ c..
Wenthe were the attendants Little Miss
Evaline Stitt carried the ring. The bride
was dressed in a beaded white crepe-de-
chine gown and carried white roses. The
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streamers being caught with white narcis
sus- Miss Madeline Wenthe wore a blue
pussyswillow dress trimmed in rose, The
little flower girl. Evaline Stitt, was dressed
| in white with blue ribbons. She carried
basket of pink and white carnations. Miss
| both before and after the ceremony The
| rooms were decorated with pink and white
! sweet peas, pink and white carnations.
ferns and palms. About thirty-five guests
\ were present Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left last
! night to spend few days in Kansas City.
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Davis for a
| short time.
The Rev. E. K; Ressler will give report
1 this evening at the Seward Avenue Metho-
| dist church of the Worlds Program Con-
ference recently held in Kansas City and to
| which he was a delegate About 1,5O0 per-
sons were present at this meeting from
Oklahoma. Missouri and Kansas.
The Friends teI in Circle Of the Seward
| ed Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Charles Youngdoff of Scotland avenue, with
| Mrs. Norstrom of the same street, assist
| ing.
Mrs. Archie Cloud entertained at her
| home Thursday evening for a few friends
! the guests being members of the Kewpie
club; The evening was enjoyed by Mrs
William Finch: Mrs. j. J. Stafford, Mrs
Lowe, Mrs. o. A. Lungstrom Mrs Fra m,
Warren, Mrs. W. T. Lungstrom Mrs NJ
| w: Lungstrom and Mrs. Elmer Harris.
The Delta Alpha class of the Third Pres
byterian church was entertained Wednes-
day evening by Miss Edna Cox at her home
4 Freeman avenue