The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-10

Chiffon" and Priscilla Mullins" Miss
Grace Funk to "Squanto." and Mrs.
Harry E. Peabody 70 Thanksgiving"
Capt. Amer Robenson, who is sta
toned at Fort Huachuca, has his ma
jo rity andis now Major Robenson. He
carried the rank of colonel during the
war and following the close was de-
NOTED to captain. He is with the
Tenth cavalry. Major Robertson was
recently in the polo tournament of the
southwest division held at Fort Bliss.
as captain of the Tenth cavalry polo
team. He was also one of the judges
in the horse show held at that time.
Major Robertson is the son of Mrs. J.
P. Rowley of Ell Paso. whe at present
Adelaide Smith.
Miss Bertha Virginia Mix, daughter
of Mrs. NJ. j. Mix OF Tecumseh ana
Prof. H. A. Rice of Lawrence were
married Monday morning at IL o'clock
at the home of the brides mother in
Tecumseh.
The ceremony was performed before
a bank of autumn leaves and bitter
sweet, with DR.. E. J. Kulp of Topeka
reading the marriage service. The
bride wore a simple afternoon gown
of white crepe-de-chine. There were
no attendants, and no music. Follow
ing the wedding buffet luncheon was
served to the guests, twenty-five rela-
tivea and friends.
Prof. and Mrs. Rice have gone to
Atlanta. Ca, on their wedding trip
and will be at home December Is at
Lawrence. The bridegroom is profess
sor of engineering at the State univer-
sity.
The bride is graduate of K. U. and
for number of years was one ofnthe
physical directors at the college. She
has since been teaching in Hastings,
Neb. .Ae
The Ceramic Art club will be enter
tanned Friday afternoon at 2:S0
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. w. H.
Davis, sos Western avenue.
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dinner was given Tuesday evening
at Pelletier's tea room for Mrs. Jam as
Nicholson of Fort Madison, Iowa, by a
Mrs. Nicholson. who was formerly Miss
Margaret Borst, was "a teacher in the
Topeka schools. There were places
for Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Edmund
Kriepe, Mrs. Frank Golden, Mrs. Ole
A. Keene. Miss Hazel Nash, Miss
Myrtle Seaton and Miss Frida Bechtel
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The Women's Farm and Garden as
ISOLATION of Kansas will have a two
Commerce beginning November 20. A
banquet will also be given.
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Mr.. Harry Schafer entertained the
following at his home Monday evening
at a birthday party: Miss Gertrude
Pearson, Miss Edith Cole, Miss Pearl
Downie. Miss Mildred Schafer, Miss
Edna Cole, Miss Marjorie Downie. Mr..
Harold Rethmeyer, Mr.. Milton Dealey.
Mr.. Louis Sweet, Mr.. Leslie Goodrich,
Mr.. Art Schafer and Mr.. Ray Beeson.
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who was one of the guests at a tea
held this fall and before departing left
her card on the table with the other
guests! That evening when the hostess
was looking over the names left, she
used as a memorandum by the caller.
On one side was written: "Get
meat for pup-match blue silk for
dress-phone Tillie-Tell Mr. what
1 think of him-Attend that tiresome
tea" and on the other side-was the
name of a well \ KNOWN = = Topeka girl
The Mothers club of the Boy Scouts
will have meeting Thursday after
noon at o'clock at the home of Mrs
J. c. Shaw, 1401 Buchanan Street
At the meeting of the Tuesday
Bridge club held at the home of Mrs.
V. B. Kistler. Mrs. F. w. Warson, Mrs.
c. A. Scott and Mrs. ]. B. Walker SUBJ
stituted for absent members.
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The Social Service club will give a
free| concert Thursday evening at
O'Clock at Redden chapel. The pro-
gram will open with a piano number.
"Egeria," Kroeger, by Miss Ethel
Frizzell. The remainder of the pro-
gram includes: Contralto solos,
Thy Magic Song" and My Hearts
Desire Frederick Knight Logan, Mrs
J. Karl Rankin; violin solo. Miss Ha-
eel Swogger; solos, 'Invictus." Bruno