The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-01

a foster daughter. 1t is Interesting
now, thirty years later, to find this
daughter becoming the homekeeper1
of the professor whom she had hon
ored as her teacher and counselhng
friend. ::
Miss Ashbaugh was for many years
a resident of Toledo, Ohio, and was a
superintendent in the widely known
Miss Ashbaugh drifted into Montana
for some years and was practically lost
to the knowledge of the Fisk family.
On Doctor Fisk's recent trip east with
his daughter, Mrs. Ethel Moore, his
former borrowed daughter" was re-
discovered and the old friendship mu-
tuaIly renewed. Finding that the
bride of tonight did not live on her
estate in the winter, she was invited 10
Topeka to spend the next three months
as the doctors department assistant.
The wedding was to have taken place
early in June, but the return of Mrs.
Moore to a permanent residence and
art work in New York, has fastened
the date of the marriage
Iieut. Gov. and Mrs Charles. Huff
man will be the honor guests at din
ner this evening given at Peiletler.s
Tee room by Gel. and Mrs. A. M. Full
Ter. Covers viii be placed for nine
teen.
Mrs Clayton Kline will entertain
her sewing club Wednesday afternoon
al her home, 100 Polk street.
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At the meeting of the Minerva
club held Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. T. r. Paxton, 925 West
ern avenue, with Mrs. c.. G. Blakeley
and Mrs E. D. Clithero assisting, a
number of guests were present. in
GLIDING Mrs D. E. Lamb, of Herring
ton; Mrs. E E. Fr:zell, of Larned;
Mrs. Thomas Harley Lawrence: Mrs
W. w. Harvey Ashland; Mrs. Dan
Chase, Pleasanton; Mrs. F. Q. john
son, Mcpherson; Mrs. Ray Morris,
Lakfn; Mrs. N. G. Vincent, Pittsburg;
Mrs. F. w. Butler, Yates Center; Mrs.
c. ]. Goodschelor. Marion; Mrs. ARA
Clark, Mrs. Harry Tasker. Mrs. George
p. Ashton. Mrs. ]. F. Funk, Mrs
Harry Forbes. Mrs. F. w. Thompson,
and Miss M'Edna Corbet.
The program was in charge OF Mrs.
Raymond Murray, who gave a paper
on the opera. Various members of
the club gave well known numbers
from each opera mentioned. Mrs
Leland McAfee, Mrs. ARA Clark. Mrs
Fred Munson, Mrs. Harry Tasker and
Miss Irma Doster accompanied. -
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Mrs. Frank II. Burrow has invited a
few guests for an informal tea to be
given Wednesday afternoon at her
home. S02 Buchanan street, in COM
pliment to her house guest, Mrs. John
McGovern, of Beaver, Pa.
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The Gamma Theta Alunlna chapter
of Sigma Alpha Iota musical sorority
will meet this evening with Mrs. Roy
Talbert, SIS West Ninth street. q
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Mrs. Richard Hammer entertained
at a, o'clock dinner Monday evening
at her home, complimentary to Mrs.
Lee Mccain. who will leave Thursday
| to join her husband in Chicago. The
guests included: Mrs. Mccain, Mrs,
w. o. Whitton, Mrs. Dick Bradferdy
Miss Mae Cremer and Miss Nettie
Lang. q
President P. P. Womer will enter-
| tain the Fortnightly club of Washburn
| college this evening at his home. a
number of guests will be present.
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| The regular meeting of the Knife
and Fork club was held Monday eve
| ming in the breakfast room of the Y.
W. c. A. with Mrs. F. s.. Savage as
hostess. Legislady Miss Nellie Kline
gave a very interesting talk, telling of
| the bills introduced into the house, of
those killed and those passed. The
Monday evening, February 81, with
Mrs, Will Stephenson as hostess.
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! The Priscilla club will meet Friday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. H
Banks, 325 Forest avenue. 80
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The regular all day meeting OF
Grace Cathedral guild will be held
| February 2 with luncheon at 1880
o'clock. An important business meet
| ing will follow at 1 80 o'clock instead
| of as usual. thereby giving members
irxr fo
ders' Day services, to be held at Beth
any college at 2:3O o'clock.
A called meeting of the Topeka
kindergarten club will be held at $3.50
Io'clock Wednesday evening on the
members will go to the Y. w. c. A
for dinner and will have an important
business meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Smith will
motor from their home in Horton tt
Junction City this evening, where Mr.
Smith will be best man at the weddins
of his friend, M. Howard Demuth, Of
Ellsworth. whose marriage to Mis-.
Frances Ellen Pierce. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Pierce, of Hix Hill
Junction City, will take place.
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Mrs. G. B. Merriam was hostess, this
hOoii a. the EeSuid meeting OF. the
Delta Phi Delta art fraternity held a
her home.
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Mrs. Frank Southwick will entertain
her sewing club Wednesday afternoon
at her home 1924 Taylor street.
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Mrs. S. e Lux, Jr., will be hostes.
FRIDAY afternoon at her home in Yves
Ninth street to the members of hel
bridge club.
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who was married perhaps thirty.
five years ago and who to this day car
name in detail the kinds of food or
the table at her wedding supper Ths
liable. which was spread in an old fash.
Toned country house on a big home
tStedd must have looked similar fo f1s