The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-01
BY FRANCES JONES.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Beerbohm, 1913
tyler street, announce the engagement
If their daughter. Margaret. to Mr..
Braydon Parker. of Burton, Kan. The
wedding will take place in the early
fall.
Miss Isabel Smith will be hostess TO
! number of her girl friends Thursday
afternoon at a line party to be given
It the Orpheum theater. followed by a
supper at her home, 1915 Tyler street.
The guests will include: Miss Betty
Frost. Miss Muriel Barnes, Miss
Frances Blair. Miss Jean Koontz, Miss
Constance Reed, Miss Mary Higgins,
Miss Florence DoIan, Miss louise
-mith. Miss Berneice Hemus, Miss
Octavia O'Neil. Miss Katharine Cush-
1e. Miss Katharine Mullen. Miss Edna
Pcppmeyer, Miss Katharine Peterson.
A mock political convention with all
he lobbying for candidates. prelimi-
lry advertising and political ma
,.uvers was INDUCED in by $50 bust
'iess girls who met recently at con-
zntion in Oxford, o. The fact that
ieir home state is supplying two pres
icntial candidates is intensifying their
interest in citizenship and politics.
They are-using a study book on cit
zenship which has been prepared by
Young Women's Christian ASSOCIATION
national board of New York City.
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The girls of the G. S. S. club gave a
party for their mothers Tuesday after
noon at the home of Miss Jessie Bow
lus, 1900 Van Buren street.
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TWENTY-FIVE girls, members OF the
Y w. c. A. high school cabinet, will
have a conference at Wakarusa Fails
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Miss Louise Curtis and Miss Sarah
Glass will act as chaperons.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul j. Todd and
daughter, Lois, of Canton, China. who
are now visiting in Oregon, will arrive
soon to attend the wedding of Miss
Esther Macarthur and Mr.. Frank Tup-
per of Tulsa. Okla, which will take
place next Monday.
Miss Todd, VINO is Chinese, is the
adopted daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Todd, and will enter Washburn col
lege this fall.
The Rota Club held their monthly
luncheon this noon at the Chamber of
Commerce.
Mrs c. A Scott will entertain her
sewing cleb at her home in ,Woodlawn
avenue Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. W. L Higgins gave a birthday
party Tuesday afternoon for her little
daughter, Margaret. at her home, S2S
Lane stree. Seven small guests as
sisted Margaret in commemorating her
ninth birthday anniversary.
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Mrs Albert Neese's division of the
Womans club will give their semi
monthly dance Friday evening at KEEL
lam hail. Heretofore the dances have.
been given in the pavilion at Garfield
park but because of the closing of the
Melan bridge the place has been
changed.
The Social Service club met this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ray
mond Wolfe, 2222 West Sixth avenue
Mrs: W. T. McDonougn was the assist
ing hostess
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who as a rule does not make rash
statements. She was heard to remark
yesterday: I have just one really
good pair of silk hose left and I'm
more careful of them than am of my
character I suppose 1 could get a
new character by starting in all over
again. but it'll be long, long time
before 1 will possess e pair of silk
stockings as good as these pre-war
ones"
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Alma Nelson Peck will present her
pupil. Elizabeth Lurline Weese, in a
piano musicale to be given Thursday
evening at o'clock at the Y. w. C. A
Miss Jessie Tobias Miss Lorraine
Bates and Mr.. Ray Weese will assist
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Miss Molye Fogle, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Fogel, of ST. Joseph,
Mo, and Mr.. Abraham Scrinopski. of
Topeka, were married Sunday, August
%. at the Share Sholem synagog at
St Joseph. The marriage was SOL
eninized by Rabbi NJ. Broudf The at