The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-30
BIZ FRANCES ZONES. BERTHA H. CAMPBELL.

Friends of Capt. Samuel G. Gtewart
VIII be interested to learn of his en-
70 Miss Helen Mcbride, of New York
city.
Miss Mcbride is a very talented
young woman, and is at present as
sistant editor of Vogue.
The wedding will take place August
. at the Little Church around the
Corner in New York city
captain Stewart is stationed at
Urbana. ILL.,. in connection with the
military training at the University of
Illinois and after September l he and
MS bride will make their home there.
After the close of the university last
spring, Captain Stewart went to Fort
Ethan Allen, Vermont, where he has
spent the summer. He is the young
est son of the late Dr. S. G. Stewart
and Mrs. Stewart and a brother of
DR.. Robert b. Stewart and DIR. James
G. Stewart of this city.
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Miss Barbara Gault will be hostess
at a dinner to be given this evening
at the Country club complimentary to
Miss Henrietta Aliens guest, Miss
Eleanor Carlisle, of Saginaw.
There will be places for: Miss Car
Isle, Miss Allen. Miss Ann Weight
man. Miss Isabel Crawford, Miss
Muriel Lyman, Miss Marian Moore.
Miss Georgia Neese. Miss Gault, Mr.
Henry Anton, Mr.. Randolph Adams,
Mr.. Lucien THRILL Mr.. Chester Nc
COrmack, Mr.. Morrie Dean. Mr..
Leonard Kline. Mr.. Ned Fleming, and
Mr.. Tod Cordtss::
The Woman's club is to be respon-
sibie for the planting of the trees
next Tuesday along the Victory high
way. The president of the club, Mrs.
G. A. Wolfe, appointed a committee to
make arrangements for the affair,
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Mrs. A. H. Byers is chairman
The executive board of the club has
asked Mrs. Allen to plant the tree
which will be placed on the highway
east of Tecpmseh.
A great deal of credit is due to Miss
Georgia Neese for the decided sue
cess of the dance given Friday eve
ming at Garfield park. The proceeds,
which are very gratifying, are to be
used for the tuberculosis porch fund.
Miss Neese planned all of the details
OF the party.
Miss Marian Reid. Miss Henrietta
Allen. MISS Anne Weightnan, Miss
Betty Frost, and Miss Barbara Gault
sold tickets for the party. Miss Reid
and Miss Frost sold forty tickets each.
which means that thru their efforts
alone eighty couples attended the
dance.
The Song shop orchestra donated
tiltLN oGENlCtS anu uuIlI5 LllV CFO-
ming pop was sold by Mrs. w. J. Mill
Ter. Mrs. w. D. Updegraff. Mrs. Ralph
O'Neil an Miss Mollie Hebert.
Miss Neese acted as cashier and
MI Warren Crosby took tickets.
An unusually large crowd danced
thru the entire evening.
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Miss Adelaide Seeds. whose engage
Ont has been announced, will be the
quest OF honor at a morning party to
DC given Tuesday which Miss Kath-
affair will be held at Miss McFarland's
home. 100 Harrison street.
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Among the dinner parties to be
given this evening at the Country club
is the one to be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Thompson which will include:
Mr. and Mrs. E. a. Herbst, Miss Edna
IIerbst and Mrs. Clyde Finck.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Perry are hav-
ing as their guests at dinner tonight
Arthur Peine of Manhattan. Miss Ruth
Wood, Miss Frances Perry, little Miss
HARRIET Perry and Mr.. James Perry.
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A table has been reserved this eve
Mrs. Arthur Dillon. Mr.. and Jack
Sleeper and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Blair
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Announcement has been made in
Peoria, ILL.,, by Mr.. and Mrs. David
w Norton of the engagement of their
daughter. Lenna Marie, to Mr.. Lake
Churchill of GalesburS, Ill.
Miss Norton is the granddaughter
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