The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-30

Buffers, Mr.. Frank Collins, Mr.. Scott
Brown, Mr.. Oscar Orlott. Mr.. Harry
Crane, Mr.. Edwin Homes, Mr.. H. Lee
Jones, Mr.. David Fleming Mr.. Omer
Ketchum, MIR. Robert Fixon, Mr.. Otis
Young, Mr.. Ronald McCord, Mr.. Parrle
Wiede, Mr.. Charles lyon. Jr-, Mr.. Clay
Baker, Mr.. Chester Warfel, Mr.. Carl
Schell and Mr.. Carl Duffie.
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Margaret Christopher and brothers,
William Howard and Ernest Chris
topher, gave a Halloween party at
their home, 2016 Clay street, Thurs
day afternoon from until 5 o'clock
The guests were Joseph Heck, Helen
Graves, Arthur Heck, James Heck,
Ralph Cope, Ralph Snyder, Bryson
Snyder, Ralph Martin, Edward
Graves, Kenneth Grimes, Ray Hale,
Robert Owens. Benny Owens, Russell
Brooks and Everett Seabrook.
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Topeka friends have learned of the
marriage in Alvadore. Ore, of Miss
Melissa Stapleton, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Stapleton and Mr.. Xury
Lennon of Junction City, Ore. The
marriage took place October 6 at the
| brides home.
Mr.. Lennon is in the fruit growing
business and he and his bride will
make their home on his ranch Mr.
and Mrs. Stapleton are former Topeka
residents, making their home at 91S
Kellam Place.
A party of Topeka men who mo-
tored up to Mullen. Neb., on a hunting
trip and who returned today were: Mr..
Allen Sells, Mr.. Ivan DibbIe, Mr. w.
2. Lyman, Mr.. Jack Campbell and Mr..
Harry zeigler.
Mrs. Harriet E. Fisk entertained at
her home, 119 East Eighth avenue,
with miscellaneous shower for her
| niece, Miss Balfour Moon, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Stanley Seymour of De-
troit, Mich, will take place next
month.
Autumn decorations were used in
the house and about thirty guests were
present.
A number of Topeka people accom-
panied Mrs. G. w. Tandy. worthy ma
tron of the Eastern Star, to Kansas
City Thursday and attended an enter
tainment in the evening given by the
Hyacinth chapter. A banquet was
| given at the Colonial cafe in Mrs
Tandy's honor by the Kansas City
| Kan, chapter. Among those attend
ing from Topeka were: Mrs. Edna
Hart, Mrs. Harry st. John. Mrs. c. B
Van Horn, Mrs. Emma Gregg, Mrs
Frank Vaughn, Mrs. Zeits. Miss May
Ehrs and Mr.. George McClelland.
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The women of Washburn faculty
and the wives of members of the fac
ulty who are members of the Topeka
branch of the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae will give a tea November 20
Saturday afternoon at Boswell hall
The hours have been set from to {
O'Clock, and the guests will be mem
bers of the association who are not
connected with Washburn.
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entertain the following guests at a
Halloween party at their home in Col
lege avenue this evening: Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs
w. Winchell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sipp
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Palmer, Mr.. AND
Mrs. Harry Coe, Mr.. and Mrs, George
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beer
bohm, Miss Marie Berry. Miss Blanche
Buerstctta of Lincoln. Neb., Mr.. Adde-
son Doing and L Mr : Jerry z D. Vries.
The Girl Reserves of Clay school
had a Halloween party Friday evening
at the home of Miss Joyce Smith in
West Eighth avenue Miss Ruth
Spear, class adviser, was a guest
About twenty girls were present
Miss Irma Doster will play Sunday
morning at the Westminster Presby.
terrain church, using a violin which
Mr. c. E. Nutter has just finished
| AOOUL week time Wa
consumed in the making of the in
Istrument
Miss Murrel Moore gave a Hal
loween party Friday evening at hel
lhome. 1927 Fillmore street. Hal
loween decorations were used Ths
guests were: Miss Dorothy Cox. Mis-
Ruth Souders, Miss Leatha Lewis. Mis-:
Hazel Nichols. Miss Jean Moore. Miss
Avery Campbell Miss Mabel Hastings
Miss Alma Tillmans. Mr.. Harold