The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-06-18

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Miss Neil has chosen a white net
for her wedding gown. 1t will have
ruffled trimmings and a corsage will
be worn. There will be no attendants
and only relatives of the bride and
bridegroom are to be present at the
ceremony.
i MIR. Snyder and his bride will spend
a short time at Wakarusa. From
there they will motor to Wichita to
| make their home.
The bride is one of Topeka's pref
test and most popular girls. She has
been employed at a down town business
office until quite recently. Mr.. Snyder
was formerly in business here and is
well known. He was formerly drum
mer with Marshalls band and was con-
nected with various other musical or
ganizations of the city. He is now as
| sistant manager of an automobile con-
Germ at Wichita.
A floral archway, underneath which
were banked quantities of pink sweet
peas. made an attractive centerpiece
for the luncheon given this noon at
the Country club. complimenting Miss
| Mary Burnett, a bride-elect of next
Wednesday. A corsage of lavender
| sweet peas and pink roses marked
Miss Burnetts place at the table. In
/ the center of the table were little
| French dorins with ribbons extending
| from them out to each guests place.
The places also were marked with lit
tie nosegays of organdie flowers in
pastel shades. The hostesses were
| Miss Burnett's four bridesmaids, Miss
Ruth Wood, Miss Edith Connen, Miss
Alice Lyman and Miss Ethel Chase
The guests included: Miss Burnett
Mrs. Clyde Corbet. Mrs. Kenneth. Bur-
nett, Mrs. Forrest Rice. Miss Joanna
Gleed. Miss Cynthia Monroe, Miss
Dorothy Nichols, Miss Charlotte west,
Miss Mary Paxton. Miss Dorothy
Crane. Miss Elisabeth Sdson. Miss
Dorothy Sproat, Miss Ruth Rooster
and Miss Alena Philbin.
| Mrs. Frank Sturges and Mrs
Charles Joslin will entertain at the
Lake View club Saturday for Miss
| Mary Burnett. Luncheon will be
served at the club house. Those in
the party will be Miss Burnett. Mrs.
Raymond Wolfe. Mrs. Fred Munson,
Mrs. Bert Wheelan, Miss Hazel Pax
! ton, Mrs. Sturges and Mrs. Joslin.
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DR.. and Mrs. c. W. Schwartz enter
| tanned last evening at their home in
West Tenth avenue with a dinner for
the members of the graduating class
of st. Francis hospital nurses train
eleven guests.
Word has been received here of the
approaching marriage of Miss Alfarata
Whitmore and Mr.. Fred Maggie, both
formerly of Topeka, who are now liv-
| ing in California. The wedding will
take place in Oakland. Cal. June "a.
| and Mr.. Maggie and his bride will re-
side in Los Angeles.
Miss Whitmore taught in the public
schools here for several years She
has been in Berkeley. Call since the
| first of the year establishing a system
| of ungraded work in the public schools
there. Mr.. Nagle was connected with
the Topeka Foundry while here and is
| engaged in similar work in Los An
geles.
The Sunday school class at the First
Presbyterian church, taught by Mrs. J.
c. Everett. picnicked at Lakewood
park Thursday morning, cooking their
breakfast there. Those in the party
were: Mrs. Everett. Miss Mae Dan
iels. Miss Julia Oliver. Miss Blanche
| Mcleod. Miss Ethel McClements. Miss
Ethel and Miss Beatrice Mcleod. Miss
Nina HUMPHREYS and Miss Esther
Everett.
1.-THE Littlest Scout" will be shown
at the Social Service picture show to
be given at the Orpheum Saturday
Blackton and J. Stuart Blackton. Jr..
will be the stars. There also will be
| a Ford educational. Mrs. w. c. Nc
Donough. Mrs. Walter Padgett. Mrs.
NJ. E. Uric, Mrs. H. A. Claussen, Miss
Jessie McCarter and Miss Mary Clark
! will play.
The marriage of Miss Marian
Richie of Topeka and Mr.. Daniel H.
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o'clock Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Richie. near the Country
club. The ceremony was read by DR..
G.. y. Mum. Miss Huldah Thoren of
Topeka acted as bridesmaid and Mr..
Roy C. Andrews of Emporia was the
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger have gone to
Chicago on their wedding trip. They
Will make their home ). n Emporia-
Miss Julia Lauretta Rupp and Mr..
Floyd White were married Thursday
evening al the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. H. White. 1927 Lane street. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
c. B. Zook
Mr.. and Mrs. White will make their
home in Topeka Mr.. White is con-
necred with the Topeka Transfer &
Storage company.
THERE'S A GIRL IN OUR TOWN
Who says now that the sorority af-
fairs are over for the season and have
become past history. perhaps it's safe
to tell a story on a very popular Toy
peka girl 1t happened at one of the
dances given last month. The Topeka
girl. who was sitting out" that par
ticular, dance. saw coming toward her
a boy from out of town. of whom all
the girls had remarked what a per-
fectly awful bore he was and how
clumsily he danced. "Oh. dear"
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