The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-29

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chaeber will take place in .Emporia
next Monday. At the luncheon covers
were placed for Miss johnson, her
mother Mrs. johnson, Miss Mary Emil
| ly Warren of Emporia, Miss Frances
/ Price, Miss Dorothy Barrayman, Miss
Grace Gleed. Miss Sally Hamilton. Miss
| Teresa Tucker, Miss Helen Lucas, Miss
Jessie Burnett, Miss Dorothy Miller,
Miss Wiggam. The table looked lovely
with a corsage of sweet peas at each
place and a low basket of flowers
adjoining the center of the table
The Johnson Trechaeber wedding
will be one of the largest social affairs
| in Emporia this spring. Miss Warren
will be the maid of honor and Miss
Wiggam will act as bridesmaid.
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| A few days after booking the Kouns
sisters for a concert in Topeka this
spring. Mr.. r. S. Holland received
word from their manager that they
would be unable to fill any engage
ments until after May l and that on
May 6 they were to sail for England.
Miss Nellie Kouns and Miss Sarah
| kouns are at present in New York
and are not singing in the show with
which they have a contract. but the
contract is such that they can have no
| other work until the first of May. Mr..
| Holland has written Miss Nellie KouRs
personally asking her to make ar
rangements if possible to come to To-
| peka between May 1 and May 16.
| The Kouns girls are anxious to come
| to Topeka but there will be many
things for them to do in the early
part of May and it is a question If
they will be able to squeeze in the
| date.
The board of management of the
WoFnan's club will have their regular
April meeting tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock at the Y. W. C. A.
At the Kappa Sigma party given at
the Chocolate Shop Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton Miller Were
chaperons. Guests included: Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
meth Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Arch
Teresa Freeburg, Miss Mary Burnett,
| Miss Ruth Wood, Miss Ruth Lemen,
Miss Mabel Glare Steel, Miss Margaret
Stewart, Miss Marie Moore, Miss Mar
| jora Blank. Miss Maybelle Howard,
Miss Dorothy Barrayman, Miss Win
fired Wiggam. Miss LYDIA Suydam,
Miss Marion Munger, Miss Edith Bar
rett, Miss Pearl Newman. Miss Eliza
beth Fyffe, Miss Dorothy Crane. Miss
Doris CARRIER. Miss Orpha Baughman,
Miss Charlotte West. Miss. Elizabeth
Purdy, Miss Ruth Cook, Miss Mabel
| Hoffman. Miss Helen Scott. Miss
Mural Lyman.
The men entertained were: Mr..
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Mr.. Clayton Kline, Mr.. Chester Wahle,
Mr.. Ronald McCord, Mr.. Leslie Gable,
Mr.. Chester Bunger, Mr.. Harry Nc
Kee. Mr.. William Whitcomb, Mr..
university; Mr.. Ralph Moore, of FIT.
Scott; Mr.. Terrence Curry, Mr.. Morris
Dean, Mr.. Arthur Ericsson, Mr.. Bryan
Hoffman, Mr.. John Keeting, Mr.. Ell
mer Krenkle, Mr.. Charles McCarter,
| Mr.. Arch McKeeVer. Mr.. Ralph Oman,
r
Mr.. Keene Saxon, Mr.. William Drum,
Mr.. Otto Reinbach, Mr.. Floyd Elan
nigan, Mr.. Hugh Kiene.
Music was furnished by the fratern-
ity archestra.
Miss Julia Smith and Mr.. George
Comstock were married Sunday after
noon at o'clock at the Methodist
parsonage by the Rev. Edmund J.
Kulp The couple were attended by
bride wore a tailored suit Sof blue
broadcloth with blouse of tan georg-
cite and spring hat of black and
tan straw. Mrs. Whitman wore black
satin with a hat of black. Fol-
lowing the wedding a reception was
held at the Smith home in Taylor
street. Mr.. and Mrs. CQmstock left
today for Manhattan where they will
reside. Mr.. Comstock is the window
trimmer in one of the stores there.
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For those who see no ray of light in
tho dark H. Q. of L.
A woman in our town, a nice one
and she isn't poor at all. has retrim-
med and is wearing a hat she pur-
chased seven years ago at the 10 cent
store for 10 cents. And it is a cute
hat, too. In the same building is an
other woman who has a big purple
hat which a friend gave her thinking
it past hope. All the expense on it is
the paint and a new ribbon. A bride
to-be of the town had renowned all
fancy lingerie and wasn't even putting
an initial on her towels, when alone
comes her birthday and kind friends
| present her with some beautiful
| handmade under things and some
| feathertitched tea towels and tattine
| trimmed towels! A clever girl after
admiring a georgette blouse with {
little wool embroidery thereon. bought
a bit of georgette. some yarn anc
made one like 1t. Price of the second
$40 less than the first. There are
bright spots in the world. These
things are absolutely true and can BIZ
verified any day between and =.
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| The Taxa HASH Embroidery club
which was to have met with Mrs
| Arthur Miller on Tuesday afternoon
will meet instead with Mrs. John Mel
son, SIS Brooks avenue.
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III Miss M'Edna Corbet the daughter
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Corbet, OF
| Nalincia. who went to France a veal
ago last September in Red Cross work