The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-20

November 9. Girl representatives will
be present at the ball from each state
in the Union.
Miss Stubbs is attending Kansas
university this geas
Little Billy Mills. who was 5 years
of age Tuesday. celebrated his birth
day anniversary with party given at
his home, 900 Greenwood avenue.
The small guests included: Elsie
LilIard, Mary Alice Staebler, Donald
Johnston Mary Hamilton, Nancy Neis-
wanger, Beatrice Johnston. Romance
Cowgirl Loreen Cowgirl and James
and Martha Mills.
The marriage of Miss Clara Larson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lar
son, of CORTLAND avenue, and Mr..
William Mackender, of Riley, Kan,
will take place this evening at the
| home of Mr. and Mrs. William Quail,
1901 Mulvane street.
The service will be read in the living
room by DIR. Charles NJ Sheldon be-
fore a bank of ferns and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Preceding the ceremony. Mr..
Rudolf Larson, brother of the bride,
will sing Il Love You Truly" with
Miss Mildred Quail accompanying.
Miss Quail will play the Lohengrin
march for the entrance of the bridal
party and the Mendelsshon march
| softly during the service. Miss Lillian
Larson, a sister of the bride, will be
maid of honor and Mr.. Berton Quantic
of Riley will be best man.
The bride will wear a suit of rein
deer shade trimmed in moleskin with
| a hat and blouse in harmonizing
colors. The house will be decorated
with autumn leaves and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Miss Irene Larson and Miss
Blanche Larson will assist in the din
ing room.
Both Mr. Mackender and his bride
attended Kansas Agricultural college
at Manhattan last year. Miss Larson
was a student in tie music depart
ment at Washburn previous to her at
I tendance at Manhattan. The young
couple will leave this evening for
Riley. where they will make their
khome.
| Out of town guests present will in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Mackender.
! of Riley; Mr.. and Mrs. David Allen
son. of Riley; Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Ohm
! son, of Kansas City: Miss Rosie Clark
and Miss Helen Mitchell. of Manhat-
| tan; Miss Maude Williams and Miss
Madelaine Quantic, both of Riley; Miss
Ruby Mills. of Macksville;- Miss Mary
Gerkin, of Neodesha; sMiss Bell
| Mackender. of Riley, Mr.. D. D. Coffin,
| of Manhattan.
The x. I. z. club Will meet Friday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. EN-
NETT Gregg, 71s West Tenth avenue.
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| The Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
| will meet Thursday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock at the Royal Arcanum hall.
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Mrs. F. H. Gades will entertain her
Embroidery club Thursday afternoon
| at her home, 1925 Fillmore street.
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| The Ladies' Aid society of the Low
| Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. E. K. He'll. 1921 Boswell avenue.
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| A special meeting of, the members
| of the Woman's club will be held at
| O'Clock Thursday afternoon at the
| decided whether or not the club will
take charge of the annual Red Cross
| roll call which begins November II
| and ends November rs.
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The Political Science club will have
their first meeting of the season Fri
day afternoon, October 20, in the as
| sembly room at the Y. VIC. A. Mrs.
Charles Sessions will give the address
of the afternoon, and at this meeting
the yearbooks will be distributed.
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Mrs. Rex Maneval gave a party
| Tuesday afternoon at her home in
| Elmwood for her small son Weldon,
| VINO was years OlQ. thirteen small
guests enjoyed the afternoon playing
games from until O'Clock.
The Alpha Delta fraternity an
nounces a new pledge. Clarence Simp-
son OF Topeka.
Miss Marie Witwer gave dinner
Tuesday evening at the What-N Not
Shop for her niece, Miss Esther Ir-
win. who will leave late in the fall to
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Irwin has had charge of the tea room
at the What-Not Shop. There were
places for eight at the dinner.
Mr.. ]. W. Deffenberger announces
the marriage of his daughter, Miss
Daisy Deffenberger, to Mrs. c. J. Boil
| enger of Canton, o. The marriage
| took place in San Diego, Cal, the
service being read by Chaplain Lash
| of the naval air station of San Diego.
Mr.. Bolender and his bride will
| make their home in San Diego, where
he is at present stationed at the naval
air station.
To be so we'll known that mail would
reach one which was addressed SIM
ply to Eliza beth Ann" Topeka, Kan,
is the experience of Beatrice Erwin.
who has left for Chicago on a several
weeks business trip.
Elizabeth Ann" who is conducting
a weekly column, Elizabeth Ann
Says" which is run in about thirty
Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma
weekly papers. will in the future have
her name at the head of column of
her own to be run in forty eastern
dailies. She will write for the Ma
tional News Syndicate of Chicago. her
stuff to be paragraphs about topics
of the day, and with some of the pa
pers a combination of fashion para
graphs will be used. She will return
home after a visit to several eastern
cities and will do her writing from
Topeka.
The meeting of the Music Study clubl
to have been held Thursday afternoon