The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-02

the Abrahams farm and included: Miss
Thelma Steinmeyer, Miss Beatrice
Swords. Miss Frances Schwartz Miss
Miss Gladys Alspangh. Miss Laura
Rice. Miss Dorothy Mccain. Miss
Dorothy Richter and Miss Elizabeth
Knox. Other guests were: Miss Gladys
Robb. Miss Mabel Hastings. Miss
Orloa Bell, Miss Ida Lee Ellis. The
girls were Joined by Mr.. Dick Mat
thews. Mr.. Stanley Clithero and Mr..
Ralph Glynn. Mrs. Clithero. Miss
Eleanor Hines and Miss Myrtle Tim
berlake chaperoned the party.
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who has children grown and mar
lied. She attended a Topeka college
last year and was envied by all the
girls because of her charm of manner
and her popularity. The boys just
naturally flocked to her side, carried
her books and unusual was the day
that she walked home without two or
more by her side. One of the sorority
girls drawer than her sisters, has fully
made up her mind that she will have
a quiet talk with the Topeka woman
this fall and beg her to divulge the
secret of the whole thing and acquaint
her with the methods of acquiring de-
voted cavaliers by the half dozens.
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Miss Marian Lerrigo and Miss Doro-
thy Foster gave a miscellaneous show
or at the home of the latter in West
Fifteenth street, honoring Miss Mary
| HoH whose marriage to Mr.. Ernest
Kohl will take place next week. Au-
4 tumn flowers were used turnout the
rooms and the guests included about
thirty-five Kappa Kappa CHS and
Delta Gamma members.
This evening Miss Laura Neiswanger
and Miss Alberta Simpson will have
a dinner at Miss Neiswanger's home in
West Fifteenth street for Miss Holl.
The guestc will be limited to Miss
Hollis intimate friends,
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| Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage in HOyt of Miss
Crippin of Hutchinson. Both the
young people are well known. as the
bride has been employed in Topeka
several years and the bridegroom for
merly attended Washburn college.
The wedding took place Wednesday
evening September l. at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. o.
Smith of Hoyt. with the Rev. A M
Crippin of Mound Valley. the bride
groom's father, officiating. He was
assisted by the Rev. W. T. Pyles of
Hoyt Preceding the double ring cere-
mony Mrs w. Edwin Smith of Hoyt
sang. IT Love You Truly" with Mrs.
William Chapman at the plano. The
bride wore WnlLe ReOrSoIlS over net
and carried Ophelia roses She was
attended by Miss Essie Elliott Of To-
peka, who wore maize organdie. Mr.
Crippin's attendant was Mr.. ]. Russell
l'Stone of Topeka. The color scheme
used third the rooms was yellow and
white. with goldenrod the predominant
ing flower
their honeymoon in Colorado and Will
he at home after September IS in
AFr IA a
position with the Poehler Mercantile
company.
Dancing will begin Friday evening
at $40 o'clock at the dance to be
given at Kellam hall by Mrs. Neese' s
division of the Woman's club. This is
the regular semi-rpo nthly dance held
by the division, and was to have been
held at Garfield park. but owing to
repairs on the Melan bridge the place
J has been changed.
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Miss Sally futile was the honor
guest at luncheon given by Miss
Violet Crum6ine at the Chocolate shop
Wednesday noon. Miss futile will
leave the last of>the week for st. Louis
: on short visit.
Notes and Personal Mention.
The Rev. and Mrs. ]. P. de Beavers
- haye ana laIIlllJ ana 1SODeTl AkcIs
have returned from Crab Lake. Wis,
where they have spent the summer.
Miss Marian Lerrigo returned
Wednesday evening from Lake of the
Forest, where she has spent the sum-
mer. Doctor and Mrs. Lerrigo and
family will motor up the last Of the
week from the Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ashton Smith
and daughters have returned from
their summer camp at Crab Lake. Wis
Mrs. Albert Green and daughters
Mary and Ruth, are spending the week
at Lake View. Mrs. Richard Thomas
and Mrs. ~James Thomas went dowr
Wednesday to spend the remainder o.
the week as Mrs. Green's guests.
Mrs H. S. Fowler and little daugh.
ter, Mary Elizabeth, who have beer
visiting Mrs. Fowler's brother. Mr.
George Knox and family in Kansa:
City. will rct4n home the last of tbs
week
Miss Lucille johnson will leave soor
to enter the University of Colorado a
Boulder.
Miss Bessie Lawson of Topeka will
leave Saturday for Leavenworth
where she will enter st. Mary's acad
ar. and Mrs. ]. H Lee left thii
morning to spend a month in Lonl
Beach and San Francisco, Cal, Idaho
and Colorado.
Mr. Ralph B. Foster will arrive thi.
week from England 10 visit his par
ents the Rev. and Mrs. Festus Foster
Mr.. Foster, who is an instructor in th'
Naval academy az Annapolis. hai
spent the summer visiting in England
Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. Benning ans
daughters Alice and Jean and Mis-
Mary Stitt have returned from Este
Park where they spent the summer.