The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-08
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d, Mrs. Allen and the wives of the state
officers will entertain Monday after
noon at the governors home from
to 4: 80 o'clock with a tea for the visit
ing women, wives of the legislators,
and also for the women who gave their
time and effort last fall to make the
campaign a success. The affair will
be entirely informal.
The assisting hostesses will include:
Mrs Charles Huffman, Mrs. L. ]. Pet
tijohn, Mrs. N. A. Turner. Mrs. E. T.
Thompson, Mrs, Frank Travis Miss
Kate Murphy. Mrs. Imri Zumwalt.
Miss L. E Wooster, Mrs. William
Johnston Mrs. Silas Porter. Mrs. Rous7
seau Burch, Mrs. John Marshall. Mrs.
Henry f. Mason, Mrs John Dawson.
Mrs. S. S. Beggs, Mrs. Festus Foster
and Mrs. Harvey Motter.
- Mrs. Noble Prentis and Mrs. w. A
Johnston will be in the dining room.
They. will be assisted by: Mrs. Will j.
Miller, Mrs. Malcolm Gray, Miss Bea-
trice Gilbert of Chicago. Miss Turner
and Miss Mary MacLennan-
A number of other social affairs are
being planned by Governor and Mrs.
Allen and will include q dinner for
the members of the supreme court and
their wives, a dinner for the state OF
ficers and their wives and general
reception for the legislators
Gov. and Mrs. Henry J. Allen will
entertain as house guests next Mon
day: Former Gov. and Mrs. w. j.
Bailey of Atchison, Mrs WE. Stanley
of wichita, Chancellor and Mrs. E. H
Iindley of Lawrence, President and
Mrs. w. A. Jardine of Manhattan. Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Harris of Ottawa, Mrs.
Edwin Sheldon, of Ottawa and MISS
Martha Beck of Holton.
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A wedding announcement which
will come as a surprise to the brides
many Topeka friends is that OF Peggy
Hagar, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs H.
S. Montgomery, and DIR. Sharon M.
Atkins of Los Angeles.
The marriage took place December
8 at Coronado. Calf, where the ro-
nance started early last GUNNER when
the couple motored with friends to the
southern beach resort on a weekend
pleasure trip. The engagement, which
came later, was kept secret. DR.. and
Mrs. Atkins kept their marriage a Sc
cret for a time. but the news finally
came out and they have been enter
tained at a number of dinners and
luncheons following the announce
ment.
AS Peggy Hagar, the bride is one of
the best known members of the Holly
wood film colony, having done secre-
tarial work for William Farnum, Anna
O. Nilsson, Viola Dana, Alice Lake,
Bert Lytell. Sessue Hayakawa and his
wife. Tsuru Oaki, Naomi Childers,
Jack Mulhall, and lately for Nine.
ALA Nazimova. Dancing is her forte
and she appeared in some of the
LAsl1y pictures, one of them being
Joan the Woman" with Geraldine
Farrar. Miss Hagar will be remem-
bered as one of the four princesses
in that production. During the war
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ters' in Hollywood. While it is known
to but few. she has had several short
stories published in magazines over a
nom de plume.
Mrs Atkins hopes now to turn her
attention more especially to writing
fiction, and may do some continuity
work. She is president of the, Holly
wood Studio club.
Doctor Atkins has had his bachelor
quarters at Hotel Hollywood, where the
bridal pair are now costly domiciled in
one of the attractive tower suites. He
graduated four years ago from the
Hannemann Medical branch of the
University of California, at Berkeley,
Doctor Atkins, who is Phi Alpha
Gamma fraternity man, was IN the
army medical corps for two years dur
ing the world war. Doctor Atkins is
FORMER Kansas man and is the son
OF Mr. and Mrs. John J. Atkins, now
of Los Angeles.
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Mr.. L. j. Pettijohn. secretary OF
state, and Mrs. Pettijohn will give a
dinner this evening at .Pelletier's tea
room for the members of the office
force of the secretary of states de-
partment
The dinner willabe served at a II.
shaped table which will be adorned
with smilax and at intervals placed on
the table, bud vases containing mink
rosebuds There will be places for
thirty eight guests.
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Only the members of the Immediate
Families and a few close friends wit.
messed the ceremon this afternoon
which united in marriage Miss Pauline
sanders and Mr.. Clifford r. Hope O,
Garden City. Kan.
The wedding took place at 4:3C
o'clock this afternoon at the home OF
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. j
Sanders, 1872 West street. with the
4 Rev. H. E. Wolfe of Wichita readine
the marriage service. During the cere.
mony Miss Marian Wolfe of Wichita
played softly ITO a Wild Rose" an6
Immediately following Miss Bess Gas
ton and Mr.. Horace Bowman sang a.
Love You Truly The ceremony will
n be performed in the music ROOM There
will be no attendants. Mr.. Hope an(
Miss Sanders will receive the guests
The bride will wear brown travel
. ing suit with a brown georgette blouse
II and a corsage OF brides roses.