The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-01

carry the ribbons and little Jeanette
Bowen will be the flower girl. Pre-
ceding the wedding ceremony. Mrs.
Chester Wahle will sing and Mrs. Ken
meth Alexander will play the wedding
music.
Mrs n. B. Burge entertained this
noon at her home with a luncheon
for the members of the Topeka Ave
nue. Bridge-Luncheon club. Mrs.
Luther Coppock of Albuquerque. N.
NJ, was the honor guest. Those play
ing at the guest table included: Mrs.
Coppock. Mrs. V. B. Kistler, Mrs. H.
A. Perry, Mrs. Charles Wore, Mrs. w.
T. Davis and Mrs. H. p. Hogeboom.
Miss Frances Blair will entertain
group of girls at breakfast Saturday
morning at her home In Topeka boule-
ward sconplimenting Miss Muriel
Barnes who with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Arch Catlin, will leave sun
day for the east. Miss Barnes will en-
ter school at Washington, D. C.
The guests included Miss Barnes,
Miss Betty Frost, Miss Isabel Smith.
Miss Edna Pcppmeyer, Miss Jean
KoontZ, MISS Virginia Miller, Miss
Constance Reed, Miss Louise Smith.
Miss Frances Esterly. Miss Marian
Beck, Miss Octavia O'Neil, Miss Cath
crime Nullin. Miss Catharine Peterson,
Miss Catharine Cole, Miss Florence
Dolan, Miss Corrine Smith, Miss Hela
Van Hook. Miss Marian Reed, Miss
Berniece Hemus, Miss Helen Mont
gomery of Lawrence and Miss Catha-
rine Jolley of Kansas City.
Miss Edna /Peppmeyer. will give a
luncheon Saturday noon at her home
for the same group of girls with Miss
Barnes as honor guest and Miss Con-
stance Reed will give an afternoon
party Saturday at her home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Miles of the
Central avenue road, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Mar
garet A. Miles, to Mr.. John NJ. Page
of Topeka. The wedding took place
September 25 at the home of the Rev.
Mr.. McClelland in Manhattan. Mr..
and Mrs. Page are making their home
at 719 Brooks avenue.
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Mrs. Florence Collier Bagby, or
Mrs. John L. Bagby as she is better
known. has passed the age when
women usually rest on their laurels
already won, but not so in this case
students at Washburn college.
Before her marriage Mrs. Bagby
held a state instructors certificate and
special kindergarten diploma from
Emporia. She has not lost her inter-
est in education during the years that
1OII1C Indh lIS anu d BIOMlUS
held her attention, and now that the
older son, Mr.. Lloyd Bagby, is head
of the department of mathematics at
Ottawa university and the youngest
child, John, Jr., is a student at Wash
burn rural high school, she has again
taken up her educational work and is
a student in the romance language de-
partment at Washburn.
Mrs. Bagby is from southern Ohio
whore she did special work in music,
gaining a certificate equal to a post
graduate course. She has recently
qualifying her for teaching in the state
high schools. Mrs. Bagby has been
a private tutor to many Topeka high
school pupils. She was president OF
the Political Science club two years.
being succeeded by Mrs. w. A. John
ston. In her home one will find the
late magazines, the piano covered with
standard music, an old violin. one OF
her most cherished friends, and d
sheaf of ribbons from the culinary de-
partment of the Kansas Free Fair.
The ladies of the West Side Chris
tan church in charge of the food sale
at the Pelletier store next Saturday
are: Mrs. F. G.. L. Travis, Mrs. Fred
Kempe Mrs. A. w. Fisk, Mrs. J. F
Roose and Mrs. J. F. Marsh. The
| ladies assisting them are: Mrs. R. A
Rightmire, Mrs. H. J. Corwine ant
Mrs. H. c. Gordon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. c., Paxton of Meri
| den announce the marriage of thei
daughter Hazelle to Mr.. Glenn w
Morrison, also of Merfden. The mar
| riage took place this afternoon at
| o'clock at the United Presbyterian
church in Meriden. Mrs. Charlie
Jocelyn of Topeka sang "Perfec
Love preceding the service and Mrs