The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ward Bonn
gardner announce the marriage of
their daughter, Ruth Rider, to Mr..
Clarence Lewis Tobey, Monday, March
20, 1920, at New York. Mr.. Tobey Is
the son of Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles b.
Tobey. of Binghamton, N. y, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tobey will make
their homo after the first of the year.
X Il 4
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Leeper announce
the enga cement of their daughter,
Dorotha B., to Mr.. ]. b. Hughes, son
of Mr.. B. f. Hughes, of Washington,
J.. c. The wedding will take place
this winter.
Miss Leeper is the eldest daughter of
= Mr.. and Mrs. Leeper. She attended
Christian college at Columbia, Mo,
last year. specializing in violin. Mr.
Hughes is graduate of the University
of Virginia, and is a civil engineer He
is a member of the Alpha Tau Omega
fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. /. NJ. Jones of Wichita
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Mabel to Mr.. Don Shaffer of
Hutchinson. The marriage will take
place November "a, at the home Miss
Jones aunt, Mrs. ]. F. Billings of To-
pelIa-
Miss Jones is graduate of the
Washburn Law school and has been
admitted to the bar. Mi. and Mrs.
Jones formerly made their home in
Topeka. Mr.. shaffer is now practlc-
ing law in Hutchinson. He IS mem
Der of the 10th Field Signal Bat
talon. Thirty-fifth division.
Mrs. KsU. Whitfield announces the
engagement of her daughter, Helen
Margaret to Mr.. John McIntire of
Kansas City, son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
i. McIntire of Topeka. The wedding
will take place November 20.
y = +
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip B. Koontz. 1923
Harrison street, entertained a number
of little folks at their home with a
birthday party for their small son,
Philip, Jr, who celebrated his fifth
birthday anniversary. The little guests
were: Suzanne McCloskey, George
Allen. Allen Lauck, Winnie and Louise
Brown, Walter Broderson. Roy Dyer
Georgia Mary Fiederling. Arthur Will
lis, Opal Flanders, Laura Keeling,
Kathleen Examines. John Ray Bassett,
John B. Crow, Roger Mckee Crow
and Elizabeth S < -
Mrs. w. f. McVey's team of the
Woman's club will have luncheon
Wednesday noon at the home OF Mrs.
John S. Dean.
A birthday party was given Friday
afternoon by Mrs. Tom Lillard at her
home Ala Woodlawn avenue, for her
small daughter, Elsie. 1t being her
fitch birthday anniversary.
The little guests were: Julia Ed
son, Mary Alice Staebler, Annabel
Putney. Marguerite Butler. Betty Nc
FarIand, Marva Blair, Mary McDer-
mott, Jane McDermott, Jeanette
Bowen. Mary Cosgrove. Betty Edison,
Virginia Crosby Martha Stewart. Mar
jorie Mertaugh. Barbara Kaye, Sewell
Black. Gordon Kistler, Harry Kistler,
Tom Page. David Page, Donald Put
ney, Billy Mills and Robert Black.
y y y
Mrs. Harvey Parsons will be the
speaker of the evening at a banquet
for newspaper women to be held to-
night in Clevelan1 0'7i0 TO '~'-77'7 .
ton of Newspaper Women OF Ohio has
held a convent o.
in Cleveland. closing this evening with
a banquet. Mrs. Parsons will tell OF
her experiences in reporting along
political lines. There are no women
political reporters in Ohio.
X * y
Mrs. ]. n. Frec7non entertained a
number Of close friends this aftern DON
at a tea given at her home, 514 Gar
field avenue. ta
were Mrs. Fred Sylvester. of Elgin, Ill,
and Mrs. e. B. Gossett, of Ottawa,
Kan, who are spending a few days
L
- X X
The Alpha Phi sorority announces a
new pledge, Mss Ivah Raines, of To-
peka.
y y y
Mr.. Arthur Soderstrum announces
his twenty-fourth piano recital to be
given in the r. r. Y NJ. c. A Friday
evening. November 10, at o'clock.
The program will consist of popular
numbers being especially arranged for
the series of entertainments which are
given each year at the association
building.
Miss Jessie Tobias, reader; Miss
Juanita Mcdowell, contralto, and Mr..
Otto Nelson, bass, and Miss Louise
Turner. celloist, will assist. The fol-
lowing pupils will take part: Miss
--.------------.-.--.