The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-23

was held at the futile home in the
Asbury apartments. with DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas D. futile and Lieutenant and
Mrs. Colwell receiving. The dining
and living rooms were decorated with
greens and bowls of pink roses. Mrs.
David Page, Mrs E. n. futile, Miss
Hazel Risteen, Miss Georgia Neese,
Miss Marion Moore, Miss Marjora
Blank, Miss Isabelle Smith, Miss For
estine Blank and Miss Betty Frost as
sisted in the dining room.
Lieutenant and Mrs Colwell will
leave for Camp Humphreys, Va, to
make their home, where Lieutenant
Colwell is doing special work in the
regular army.
The bride, who is a girl of rare per-
sonal charm, is an Alpha Phi. She is
a graduate of Monticello seminary and
also attended the University of Wash
ington in Seattle
Out of town guests who will be
present at the wedding of Miss Doro-
thy Crane and Mr.. Arch Mckeever'
which will take place next week, in
cIude: Mrs B. F. Barnes of Rock
ford. Ill, Mrs. Louis B. Smith of Kan
sas City, Mrs. George W. Crane. who
| has spent the past year in Long Beach,
Cal, will come Friday morning, ana
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Leonard, who will
arrive the first of the week from Au-
gusta, Kan
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Lillian Vanderburn
of Charlton. Iowa. and Mr.. T. H. Arm,
strong of Topeka. The wedding Will
take place SOON
| Complimentary to Miss Emily Seery.
| whose marriage tC Mr.. Fred Beerbohm
will take place soon, Miss Alene Phil
| bin entertained with a luncheon this
noon at her home, ITO Tyler street.
A color scheme of gold and brown was
used with a large basket of sunburst
roses centering the table. There were
places for ten guests.
Miss Margaret Philbin will give 1
! o'clock luncheon Saturday at the
Chocolate shop for Miss Seery at
which a small group of the brides
intimate friends will be the guests
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I Miss Aline Officer will be the guest
of honor at miscellaneous shower to
be given by Mrs. Morris D. Woods
Thursday evening at her home in Clay
street. Miss Officers marriage to Mr..
Leonard D. Woods will take place in
the early part of October.
| The guests this evening will include
| Miss Officer, Mrs. Carol Clearinghouse,
Mrs. Charles Gardner, Mrs. Bess Baird,
Mrs. w. I. Miller. Mrs. A. NJ. Officer,
Mrs. Dean Wells, Mrs. Forrest Joss,
| Mrs. George o. Boone, Mrs. Helen
Sheldon. Miss Margaret Officer. Miss
Lucille Mcguire, Miss Winifred Miller,
| Miss Ruth Bailey. Miss Margaret Rust,
Miss Genevieve Mcmillan. Miss Helen
Lewis, Miss Ella Kanipp, Miss Mar
jorie PetTo. Miss Dorothy Leeper, and
| Miss Fayben Williams.
Miss Marjorie Petro will entertain
at her home Saturday afternoon at
| cards. for Miss Officer and other
parties are being arranged for next
week.
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
will give their annual fall formal this
evening at the home of Miss Esther
| Reed, sol Buchanan street. The
alumnae, active members and the
rushees will be the guests.
Mrs. NJ. E. Uric, Mrs. B. B. Rumps,
Mrs. j. E. Gossett, Miss Gertrude
Bauer and Miss Mary Clark will be
the chaperons Saturday morning at the
IChildrens Hour show to be given at
the Orpheum. Mrs. Merrill Mills Will
| furnish the music.
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Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter has
been invited to be the guest of honor
and to give the address at the open
| Joseph, Mo-. Tuesday, October 5, at
the Robidoux hotel. The Runcie club
is the largest woman's club in st. Jo-
| seph. having a membership Of over a
| hundred.
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The girls of Potwin school who are
members of the Flower Market club
will have their weekly sale of cut flow
| ers. plants and cuttings, also eggs and
| chickens at the Warren NJ. Crosby
| store Saturday morning. Mrs. Oscar
Bonnet will be in charge. The money
| secured from the sale will be con-
| tributed to the tuberculosis hospital.
Persons wishing to give plants and
flowers have been asked to bring them
to the store Saturday morning, ar
arrangements will be made to call for
any chickens to be given.