The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-23

meal and then for the religious in
| struction which followed. The book
The Church and The Community
was studied. The small children who
attended made picture books which
will be given to the little folks of the
| Orphans home on Thanksgiving Day
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The double quartette of the First
Baptist church will furnish a musical
solo numbers at the departmental
| meeting of the music division of the
Woman's club to be held next Thurs
| day at 1880 O'Clock at the Y. w c. A.
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The usual Thursday night meeting
| OF the Girls Friendly society has been
changed to Tuesday, November %, on
account of Thanksgiving. All girls
nave been asked to be present to par
tlcipate in preparations for the bazaar.
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The marriage of Miss Agnes .Ehrhart
and Mr.. Edward Thompson took place
lat 8 o'clock this morning at the
Church of the Assumption, the Rev.
Patrick McInerney reading the nuptia1
mass. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Carrie Ehrhart, and Mr..
Thompson's attendant was Mr.. John
EhFhart, a brother of the bride
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ehrhart of Hoyt, KAN and
Mr.. Thompson is the son of the late
James Thompson, who was an early
settler of Shawnee county.
After the ceremony, which was wit
messed by only relatives and a few
close friends, a wedding breakfast was
served at the Chocolate Shop for the
bridal party
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson have left
for California, where they will spend
the winter.
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
gave a spread this afternoon at the
chapter house for the pledges of the
other sororities. There were about
forty guests.
The girls of the Delta Gamma
sorority who are in the sophomore
class at Washburn gave a tea for the
mothers of the girls in the active
chapter this afternoon.
The girls who were hostesses in
cluded: Miss Dorothy Beverley, Mrs.
Ruth Speer. Miss Esther Young. Miss
Ruth Clark, Miss Katherine Wheeler,
Miss Ruth Helen Brett, Miss Dorothy
Cole, Miss Irma Lewis, Miss Rachel
Scott and Miss Hester Lichtenhahn.
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Mrs. R. S. Murray and Mrs r. F.
Jack will be in charge of the serving
at the Spalding Reading Circle dance
to be held Wednesday evening at KEEL
lam hall. They will be assisted by
Miss Lucille Wiss, Miss Jennie BaouIe.
Miss Elizabeth Wiss, Miss Jessie
Brouyette, Miss Margaret Peterson
and Miss Mary !. Hazel !; EBrouyette.
Mrs. Frank Edison entertained two
.abfes at cards Monday afternoon at
her home in Tyler street.
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The Bridge Luncheon club was en-
-ertained this afternoon with Mrs Ira
9. Howe. West Fifth street as hostess. |
son, MRS. L. L. Kiene, Mrs. r Walker.
Mrs George Port Ashton a ., Mrs. N. |
3. Burge.
Holiday Greeting Cards and Folders
beautiful holiday messages for your |
trends at Vesper & Fox Printing /
service, sos Jackson st. Telephone II. |
ADV.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. o. p Updegraff is in Wichita
he guest of her daughter, Mrs. Everett
stephenson.
Miss Ruth Breuninger of Washing
on. d. c., is a guest of Miss Esther
Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Abels have re-
urned to their home in Havensvi11e,
IAN, after spending the weekend
ere with relatives.
Miss Theodore Smith left today for
Douglas, Ariz-, to be the guest of her |
lister, Mrs. A. Tully.
Mrs. S. K. Entriken and children
robert and Jean of Mcpherson, Kan,
re visiting Mrs. Entriken's parents
IF. and Mrs. A. D. Birch.
Miss Ruth Hunt has returned from
where she spent the week
nd.
Furs remodeled. Baer's Hat Shop,
10 Kansas Ave.-Adv.
Miss Graeia Pope Wood has returned
D her home in Elmdale from a visit
ere of several days to friends. Il
Miss Juanita Mcdowell left Saturday.
Or trip to California. She will re-
Urn in December. when she will take
art in the sixth annual musical to
e held at Trinity church. Miss Inez II
tiffany, who will also have a part in
ne program. is spending a few weeks /
q northern trip. III
Mr.. A. S. Blair will come from |
to spend Thanksgiving |
nth his family. Mrs. Blair and Miss |
RANGES Blair expect to change their |
esidence to Hutchinson in the near II
lture- III
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Weaver of Horne |
treet will entertain at dinner Thanks
living for Mr.. and Mrs. T. H Titus II
DIR. and Mrs W. A Carr of junction |
ity will spend Thanksgiving with Mr. I
nd Mrs. Henry Herr.
Miss Alena Philbin has returned 1
rom Kansas City where she spent last |
eek. Mrs J. C Cutbirth accom-
anied her to Topeka and will be the |
uest of her daughter. Mrs. O. c.
Mr. ara Mrs waltar r sst,or1