The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-23

Misses Esther johnson, Thelma Miles.
Evelyn Parry, Ina Bechtel, Ethel
Trosper, Ella Olson, Alva Holmes,
Ruth Stevenson, Juanita Kimbro,
Mamie Palenski, Viola Viewer. Lillian
Erwin, Elsie Boyd, Eleanor Smith,
Evelyn Kiser, Agnes Burke, Laura
Huckell, Ida Benin and Mrs. Anna
Carroll. Mrs. Viola Moore acted as
chaperon.
Again man has proven that a
small bit of persuasion in person will
sometimes work miracles with the
person to whom one has been once or
even several times engaged and who
changed here mind each time packing
the ring up and mailing it off AWAY
out west. This happened a half dozen
times or so in the last year and the
man finally deciding that things need
ed a strong but firm hand, took mat
ters in his own hands, and made a
flying business trip to the home of his
hoped-for bride-to-be. When he re-
turns out west, next week, he won't go
alone for they were married this
afternoon.
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The house girls at the Alpha Phi
sorority house will give an informal
party Monday afternoon honoring Miss
Edna Anton, whose marriage to Mr..
John Long will take place next week.
Miss Marian Moore entertained. at
her home in Potwin Friday with an
afternoon at bridge for Miss Anton
and a group of intimate friends who
were guests at various parties held
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Mrs Ona May Miller .Briefer,
harpist, of Kansas City, formerly of
Topeka, gave a concert in Hiawatha
last week at the home of Mrs. James
Shaded when Mrs. Shaded entertained
in compliment to her Embroidery club
and her house guests, Mrs. Charles
peka. Included among the guests
were: Mrs. william Welcome and
Miss Florence Welcome of Topeka.
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The first meeting of the season for
the Friday Bridge-Dinner club was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Thomas in Topeka boule-
ward.
Guests and substitutes present were:
Prof and Mrs F. D. Schoenberger,
Mrs. George Godfrey Moore. Miss
Mollie Byerly Wilson of Chicago and
Mr. Laird Dean.
The Grace Cathedral Service league
will meet at the, Guild hall Friday eve
ming. october 20. at O'Clock. During
the week there will be an every wo-
man canvass turnout the parish. 1t
is hoped that all women who are able
will be present at the meeting Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Christopher
gave a surprise birthday party Thurs
day evening at their home in Clay
fourteenth anniversary OF his birthday.
The guests were: Miss Elizabeth
Mackoy. Miss Villa Rotenberry. Miss
Marguerite Heck, Miss Minerva Du-
rein, Mr.. Robert Fox, Mr.. Milo Willis.
Mr. Ivan Willis and Mr.. George
Christopher.
Mrs. Charles Wolff entertained her
bridge club Friday afternoon at the
Country club.
This afternoon in Lawrence, the
marriage of Miss Lucille Nohe, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Philip Nohe of Lawrence,
and Mr.. f. ]. Jenne of Douglas. Wyo.,
took place at the home of the brides
brother. Mr.. c. H. Nohe. Preceding
the ceremony Mr.. Nohe sang Il Love
! You Truly" DIR. D. NJ. Fiske read
the double ring ceremony. the bridal
party standing before a bower of Delta
Gamma roses and ferns. Two brown
baskets tied with blue ribbon and Con
tanning the sorority roses carried out
the Delta Gamma colors. Hiss Ruth
Clark of Ashland, Kans-, and Miss
Ruth Helen Brett of Ponca City. Okla,
both sorority sisters of the bride, were
bridesmaids. They wore pink organ
die frocks with white hats and car
ried Delta Gamma roses.
The bride wore a suit of dark blue
silvertone trimmed with Hudson seal.
with a small silver and gold hat. Her
corsage was of Delta Gamma roses
| Following the wedding a reception
was held at the home. The members
| of the bridal party will be entertained
at a dinner this evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Nohe.
Out of town guests were: Miss
Dorothy Beverly. Miss Dorothy Jones,
| Miss Gertrude Beverly and Miss Ter
esita Brooks all of Topeka
Mr. and Mrs Jenne will leave this
evening to make their home in Wy