The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-12


made the couItship possible, for she
was educated in a convent in Paris
| and speaks beautiful English Mrs.
Dehorey is of an unusual type of
| light hair. She has considerable ar
tistic ability which she does not intend
! to neglect.
! Mr. and Mrs. Dehoney were mar.
| ried in London, August IS, 1919. and
since Christmas they lived in Paris.
where Mr. Dehoney was working with
the peace commission. Before Mr..
Dehoney's enlistment in the navy he
was employed in the Santa Fe offices.
Their plans for the future are not GER
tain yet, but they will visit in Topeka
for several weeks -
The Association of Collegiate Alum
! nae will have an important meeting
at Pelletiers Saturday noon. The
committee in charge of programs is
making especial effort to have an in
| teresting speaker at this meeting, but
| is unable to make a definite announce
ment vet. Election of officers will
take place at this time and for this
reason especially, members are urged
to be present
Mrs. Charles Dillon will give a party
this evening in honor of her daugh-
ter Millicent, who is twelve years old
this twelfth day of May. There will
be twelve little girls as guests.
Miss Frances Perry. who has been
in the Y. W. C. A. training school in
New York this winter. will be thru
with her work and will return to To-
peka early this June. She will attend
and then go east with her family for
the summer. Miss Perry is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Perry.
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| Capital Council No. l had an inter-
esting meeting yesterday at the lodge
| hall. On next Tuesday there will be
special program. refreshments, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n Windette of
Los Angeles announce the marriage of
their daughter. Alice Gertrude, to Mr.
John Stanley Collins on Saturday, May
| 1, at Albuquerque, n. Nj. Mr.. Collins
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Col
Inns of I'll Madison street, and for
several years he has been at the Santa
| Fe offices.
The Windette family formerly lived
in Topeka and Mrs. Collins has many
friends here. Until her departure for
California year ago. she was also en-
ployed at the Santa Fe. For the pres
emit Mr. and Mrs Collins will be at
home at his parents bone,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Price enter
| tanned Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Kenyon and
their sons. Charles and Frank, Mrs.
NJ. McEwen, Miss Minette Loop and
Miss Pauline Norton at the Topeka
club Monday evening y II
The meetig OF Mrs. A. A. Robinson's
| club house team which was to have
been on Thursday of this week, has
been postponed until a week from
Thursday. 1t will meet at Mrs. Robin
sons home.
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The Boy Scout Mothers club of
! Westminster church troop will meet
| Thursday at $3.50 with Mrs. c. H. Ler-
rigo, 1917 College avenue
An interesting piano program will
| be given Thursday evening at the high
school auditorium by Miss Harlan
! Mechen1,. who is a pupil of Mr.. Henry
Dotterweich- Miss Mechem is girl
who has gone ahead with her music
! in the face of obstacles and is making
| good. She has a business position
which takes her days and her music
comes after working hours. In spite
| of this she can give a program in
| Guiding Beethoven. Haydn, Schumann,
Chopin, Rubenstein-Bendala and Nc
| Dowell.
PERIODS OF MY LIFE.
A long time ago when I was a lit
tie fellow in knee pants my mother
used to think I was the dandiest little
| chap in the whole world and she loved
me and thought the world of me and
grew up her pride and joy and 1 got
all the affection that she had to be-
! stow on any one and I was happy.
| Then / grew to be older and 1 got
married and 1 came home and brought
| Elsie here and mother fell for Elsie
and she loved her and I was just sort
| of something around the house, but
mother loved me and she showed it,
but I didn't get all the affection she
had to bestow because Elsie got some
| of it and I was happy.
| Then two years ago Emily came into
| the world and being a girl mother fell
for her and she started in to love her
an awful lot and then Elsie was given
part of her affection and the baby
| got the most and 1 was just something
| around the house that they couldn't
get rid of and was glad to see me and
did manage to get some of the af-
| lection. but the baby got the most of
| the affection that mother had to be-
| stow and Elsie got some and got
what was left and now I look back
and see how happy I have made my
mother by bringing into her life two
new things to love and while don't
| get all the love and affection like
used to do I am STILL HAPPY, and 1
! guess that will be about all.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fran Mcbride. for
merIy of Topeka, who have been liv-
ing in New York, have returned to To-
peka for a permanent residence. They
| are now at 1858 Harrison street. Mrs.
| Mcbride was Miss Elizabeth kimmel.
| Miss Helen Silver returned to her
home in Morganville today after a Wis
lit to Mrs. n. C. Edelblute and to
friends in Lawrence.
| Mrs Elton Mcintosh of Hooper.
Colo, will visit Mrs. William Snyder
| this week.
Mrs. william Beckwith of Wichita is