The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-20
~ FRANCES JONEs

Grand Rapids, Mich, where they have
been spending a few days since their
wedding last Saturday.
Mrs. Wah1e, who was Miss Helen
Shearer, was a guest at the Wahle
horne during the holidays and met a
great number of Topeka young people
while here. She is described as
young woman possessing a charming
! personality She is an accomplished
pianist and organist and has been
teaching music and art in the schools
| of Dearborn, Mich. Mr.. Wahle is wen
known here. He was n Washburn stu
! dent following his graduation from
! high school and since his return from
military service has been connected
with a Dearborn tractor company ana
| the Trefy Motor company, where ne
| is at present employed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Wahle ana MISS
Dorothy WahIe who attended the we'd
ding returned this moon after a snort
istay at Buffalo and Niagara Falls en-
! route home.
Dr. and Mrs. c. r. Silverthorne
will entertain at their home, 1878
College avenue. this evening with
dinner in honor of their daughter, Miss
Sylvia Silverthorne's birthday ami
lversary There will be places for
eight.
The Social Service cab will give a
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| the home of Mrs. David G. Page. sol
Lind enwood avenue. The luncheon
will be followed by a sewing party and
a business meeting.
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| Mrs. Walter Padgett entertained
with an informal afternoon Monday at
her home in Polk street for Miss E1ma
! Beal who is here from Baltimore, Md,
visiting her father. Mr.. L. G. Beal.
| Miss Beal will leave Thursday for
Wamego to be the guest of the A
Bittman family.
The guests included Miss Bea1. Mrs.
Allen Ogan. Mrs. Dean McEIheny
Mrs. Guy Wellman. Mrs. Chester
Anderson Mrs. Walter Laudon, Mrs.
Charles Seilef. Miss Helen Davis. Miss
Gertrude Wheeler and Miss Alta Lux.
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Miss Cora Bailey entertained with
an informal dinner Sunday evening at
Miss Carolyn Graves. who will leave
soon with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Graves. to make their home in
california. There were places for six.
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A luncheon was given this noon at
the Country club by Mrs. Richard
Hayden in compliment to Miss Mar
garet Buck of Emporia, who is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Anna Speck
There were places for Miss Buck, Miss
Henrietta Allen, Miss Babbie Gault,
MISS Forestine Blank Miss Georgia
Neese, Miss Anna Weightman, Miss
Mary Rogers and Mrs HAYDEN.
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Miss Kathleen Browning of Kansas
City and Miss Margaret Clements of
independence, No, who are Delta
tGamrnas, were the guests of honor at
a tea given this afternoon by Mrs w.
E Gibson at her home in West Euclid
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of Delta Gamma sorority.
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The WOmen's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church
will have meeting Wednesday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock at the home OF
Miss Bessie and Miss Gertrude Bough-
ton in Topeka boulevard. The assist
ling hostesses will be: Mrs. J. w. Cur
~, Mrs. c. G. Coburn, Mrs. c. w.
Cook. Mrs A. W. Click, Mrs. c. C.
Overmyer, Mrs. c. H. Withere1. Miss
Sarah Beck. Miss Dora Kirk and Miss
Mabel Smith. The annual election OF
officers will be held.
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Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage in Akron, o..
on Saturday. July II, of Miss H. La
Verne Jones and Mr.. Charles w
Leanord of Akron.
Mrs. Leanord, who made her home
!, here for number of years. went to
Akron about year ago. After a wed
ding trip thru the east, Mr. and Mrs
Leanord will be at home at SIG Man
cia street, Akron, Q.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Bessie Baker and
Mr.. Clarence Plummer in Detroit
/ Mich. on July u. Both Miss Baker
and Mr.. Plummer are from Topeka
) Mr.. Plummer recently went to De-
, troit to take charge of one of the
Newark Shoe company's stores
Letters from home, telling all sorts
Of news of the town. the people and
| everything of interest going on are
always gladly received by those who
thru business or other reasons are KEEP
away from their home town. but they
are very welcome indeed to a person
who is i'll in a strange place. Friends
of Miss Bertha Hampstead who wish
to write to her may want to know thai
her new address is 212 North Syca.
more street, Albuquerque. n. NJ.
The Ladies' Missionary society o.
the Potwin Presbyterian church viii
meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:3t
O'Clock at the church. Mrs H. L
Nelson. Mrs. Karl Hummell and Mrs
tClaud Hewett will be in charge of th'
program.
THERE'S a WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who is a Sunday school teacher
i She was very surprised last Sunda.
i morning to see a dollar bill in tn
/ basket when it was passed for tn
/ class collection and still more sur
! prised when asked by a member o
| the class to give him a receipt for tn
Emoney. Upon receiving the little pa
/ per the member of the class hurrie'
] out and brought in another dollar
/ The story followed. Several days be
] fore that the two of them had bee
1 standing looking at their gardens an
1 one had remarked, I'D give a dolla
/ If it would rain" sod L" remarked
1 the other. Wen, it rained that wee
/ land being good Sunday school chap
! and men of their word, they gave tn
1 dollars back as nearly as they coul
i 10 the Sardnr nf the