The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-27

MISS Helen thompson has returned from
visit with friends in Kansas City.
The Marquette Dancing club gave its
first party Friday evening at Hudson 8
hall: The affair was en- enjoyable one and
predicts a successful future for the club
The next party will be in two weeks.
Putney was assisted by Miss Patty
Parrigo, Miss Ruth Schwartz and Miss
June Henderson. -
The small guests were an invited by
the little guest of honor and included:
Betty Lou Mcfarland, Frances Kar-
Ian, Helen Mcintyre, Harriet Night
engale, Charlotte Driver, Morris Nuss,
Gordon and Harry Kistler, William
land George Walker, William Pierce
and Annabelle Putney..
DIR. and Mrs. r. S. Magee will be
host and hostess this evening at their
apartments in the Asbury at dinner.
| The guests will include persons mo-
toring to Colorado last summer with
Doctor and Mrs. Magee in their car.
Covers will be placed for Mrs. William
| Powell, Burlin game; Mrs. M. j. Mix
and daughter Miss Bertha Mix, of Te-
cumseh; Miss Gladys Clark. Miss
Edith Robinson and Doctor and Mrs.
Magee.
| The Republican women of the Fifth
ward had a meeting all of their own
Tuesday evening at the Quinton
Heights Baptist church, and it was as
| live and interesting meeting as any
of those which the men have heia.
The women allowed a few men to
talk, but they were mere incidents.
Mrs. F. P. Lindsay, precinct commit
teeman, was chairman of the meet
ling. Mrs. w. R. Smith discussed the
industrial court; Mrs. c. B. Van Horn
told why the Republican party ana us
principles appeal to the women voters
and Mrs. A. A. GODDARD discussed the
high cost of living and the part the
Democrats played in causing 1t; me
woman's glee club sang. In aodltloh
to the women speakers, Samuel howe
Tinkham Veale and C. H. Searle dis
cussed other campaign issues.
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Mrs. Sam Lux. Jr.. will entertain
informally Thursday afternoon for her
tsister. Mrs. Albert Searle. Mrs. Searle,
who has been quite i'll, is recovering.
The guests will include few OF Mrs.
Searle's most intimate friends
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Mrs. William Wooley of Charming,
Tex. was a guest at the Theta mouse
several DAYS ago. Mrs. Wooley. who
was formerly Miss Sarah Robson, was
en- route to Eldorado TO be the guest
| of her mother and also to attend the
| wedding of Miss Elizabeth Bass ana
Mr.. Cyril Falders. which TOOK piaee
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tended Washburn and is member OF
| the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
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| The meeting of the Bridge club to
have been held this week on TUESDAY
has been postponed until next week
| Misc CIvde Ronebrake will be hostess.
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| Mrs. Anna ]. Wilson entertained a
/ few guests this afternoon at brldge al
her home in Topeka boulevard for her
| daughters. Mrs. ]. B. Furry OF MUS
kogee. Okla, Mrs. Claud M. But1n OF
| civ of Mexico. and Mrs. Everett Dali
las of st. Louis:
| The Ceramic Art club will be enter
tanned Friday afternoon az 2:3O O'CLOCK
at the home OF Mrs. w. {. McDonoush
| SIG Tyler street
The marriage of Miss Esther Gam
| lowski. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +,
| Gamlowski, and Mr.. Chalmers DeWlt'
| Young son of Mr. and Mrs JOSEPH
| Theodore Young, will be solemnizeo
| Thursday evening at $50 o'clock in the
parish house of the Church of the AS
sumption, with Father j. u. OLear!
performing the ceremony.
| The bride will be attended by Mis-:
| Grace Donahue and Mr.. Adrian Gam
| Iowski, a brother of the bride, will at
tend Mr. Young. Miss Gamlowsk1 vii
wear an afternoon dress of navy blue
satin with an accordian pleated over
skirt trimmed with French val lact
under Georgette crepe. She will carry
a bouquet of brides roses. Only the
members of the two families with E
few friends will attend the wedding
After a short trip Mr.. Young and
his bride will be at home at 500 To.
peka boulevard.
Following the wedding Mr.. and Mrs
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ner at their home, 706 Polk street fol-
the bride and bridegroom and the rela
tives.
Mr.. Kenneth Macferran, Mr.. Beverly
Moore and Mr. Houghton Buck will
lgive a Halloween party and barr
ldance Saturday evening at Az Wood
lawn avenue. There will be abou
fifty guests.
Miss Miriam Pearson will entertain
with a party Friday evening at th'
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
lAlbert Pearson, in Morris avenue. Miss
iDaisy Pearson of Herington will be
Especial guest. =
| A miscellaneous shower was giveI
lat the home Of Miss Grace Donahu'
in West Eleventh street. compli
mentary to Miss Esther Gam1owski
Whose marriage to Mr.. Chalmer'
Young will take place Thursday eve
ming. The house was decorated will
lautumn leaves and Halloween symbols
There were twenty-five guests.
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All shapes and all styles are worl
in millinery this season. says the DIR,
Goods Economist Hats so suppl
| that they can be crushed without in
jury in the hand, and without a vestig
| of either wire or stiffening, appea
side by side with hats in plain, stiff
straight line effects.
"Turbans are good. Breton sailors
draped hats and broad brimme'
Gainsborough hats are all good. One
sided effects are prominent. trimmin
at the back is much used as also ar
high draperies at the front. 1t is
question of pay the price and choos
what you will
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