The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-02

bride of a week The decorations in
the dining room will be cream roses
and thru the rooms will be dahlias.
The guests will include: Mrs. n. y.
Phillips, Mrs. J. c Philips. Mrs. L.
Shaw, Mrs. F. H. Wright Mrs. C. r.
Silverthorne, Mrs. B. J. Lempenau,
Mrs. Ed Gunter. Mrs. E. L. Hull, Mrs.
c. E. Miller. Mrs c. Hall, Mrs. d. r.
Payne, Mrs. d. p. Baudrey. Mrs
James B. Doncyson, Mrs. Pardue. Mrs
o. w. Kelley, Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Dan
Davis, Mrs. A. e. Billings, Mrs. Charles
Eidredge, Mrs. w. H. Harrison, Mrs.
S. L. Courtney, Mrs. c. NJ. Robinson,
Mrs. w. P. Root, Mrs. Carl Krapf. Mrs.
a. S. Thomas. Miss Sylvia Silverthorne.
Miss Mildred Robinson, Miss Burmah
Sutton, Miss Helen Burger of Fort
! Worth. Tex. Miss Sofia Meyers of
Amarillo, Tex, and Mrs Little of Kan
sas City, Mo. =.
The familiar ''step lively of the
subway conductor and policeman
which hastens the movement of cos
| mopelitan life, is not escaped today
even in the Orient. One needs to
watch. her step. when travelling by
Fsteamboat up languid oriental
stream just as carefully as when
boarding the subway at Forty-second
street during the rush hour. according
to the report of a Y. w. c. A. seere-
tary. stationed in Canton. China. :.
the steamboat" writesf this Y. w. sec
Rotary, "a shrill whistle is blown to
summon a small boat to carry her to
shore. Then a man carrying a long
bamboo pole with a hook on its end
climbs out on little ledge on the
side of the steamboat, ready to catch
hold of the boat it passes by. The
steamboat slackens it's speed but very
| little and passengers need to step
| lively into the row boat or they will
ID l.
after them"
The marriage of Miss Ottillie
| Schock daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Schock and Mr.. l.. G. Rich
ardson of Portland, Me-. took place al
| four o'clock this afternoon at the
| home of the brides sister. Mrs. W. E.
A. Nottorf of 1892 Mongall avenue,
| Kansas City, Mo.
The single ring service was read by
the Rev. John T. Davis, of the North
east Presbyterian church, in Kansas
| City. The bride wore a tailored suit
| of brown velour with a brown blouse
| with trimmings of orange and
brown hat. She wore a corsage of
sunburst roses and lilies-of-the-valley.
| There were no attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson will leave
after few days in Kansas City for
+. Little Rock, Ark, to make their home.
/ The Topeka guests at the wedding
included: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schock Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Stitt, Miss
Ruth Running, Miss Leila, Schock, Mr..
William Shepherd.
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! The Good Government club will
| have an evening meeting at they. w.
c. A. Friday. October 8. at o'clock
The Rev. Frank Ferguson Ogie, pas
tor of the Third Presbyterian church
will talk on Americanization. Miss
Ada Douthitt Carr will give a short
! talk on the good roads amendment and
| Miss Mabel Jones will talk on Mar
rage and Prenuptial Contracts.
The music will be in charge of Prof.
Harlowe F. Dean. Miss Margaret Bell
will sing LAS in a Rose Jar" and THE
Spirit Flower" Miss Euphemia Page
Miss Florence P. Campbell will play
the accompa MIN ents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Botham an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Mrs Beulah Searle, to Mr.. Her
NJ. LBlinn. The marriage took place
Friday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of DIR. D. NJ. Fisk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blinn have left for
Chicago and will be at home after
next week at 1179 Garfield avenue.
Mr.. Blinn. who is assistant manager
| of the Kansas inspection bureau, was
graduated from Washburn college in
1914. He is a member of the Alpha
Delta fraternity. y 3
/ Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Grote, 1921
Western avenue, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Frances Edna,
to Mr.. Henry E. Forsgren of Topeka
The wedding will take place late in
October.
A number of Topeka's we'll known
Republican women have agreed to talk
at the precinct meetings which viii
probably begin next Friday and which
will be held each week in the different
precincts and wards of the city.
The list includes: Mrs. Arthur Cap
per, Mrs A A. GODDARD Mrs. Homer
Foltz, Mrs. C. B. Van Horn, Mrs. c
w. Smith Mrs. George H. Supple. Mrs
George NJ. Crawford, Mrs. Wilbur Ma
son, Mrs. Mary E. Chaplin, Mrs. w: r
: Smith, Mrs. C. w. Kouns, Mrs c. A
Wolfe Mrs. c. I. Martin and Mrs. Fes-
tus Foster. Several other names vii
: probably be added to the list later on
Miss Bertha Hampstead, the sac
/ news of whose death yesterday in Al
buquerque. n. M, came as shocl
4 to her many friends, was known b,
e hundreds of Topeka women witt
i whom she had talked and had made
. friends during her work as societ!
!. editor for the State Journal. Hardi!
+ a day has passed since have been OF
the desk that some one of her man.
friends has not called asking abou
il Miss Hampstead: where she was ant
: whether OF not she was to return sooI
Il to the Journal. In a letter received
a this week she sent a message to he
friends who asked for her, saying
I'D sure like to be back" But sh
n will not return and one more life ha
4 been sacrificed as a result of tn
Great War.
Following the regular meeting o