The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-02

Klopfer, Miss Helen Rain. Miss Flora
Penney. Mr.. Stanley Sutherin, Mr..
John Luke.
Most of the numbers will be given
from memory. The next number of
the series will be held in May.
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Mrs. Fred Bonebrake will entertain
the members of the Lakota club. Mon
day afternoon at her home, 1909 To-
peka boulevard.
La Douzaine Bridge club will be en-
tertained Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Jack Campbell, 900 Huntoon street, as
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Staebler will
entertain two tables at bridge this
evening at their home. 500 Woodlawn
avenue.
A pleasant bridge party was given
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. T
NJ. Lillard as host and hostess at their
home, Ala Woodlawn avenue. There
were five tables.
Mrs. ]. G. Leopold, Mrs. H. F. Nc
Fadden. Mrs. c. +. Pomeroy, Mrs. Roy
Johnson. Mrs. Clayton Moore and Mrs.
c. o. Clarke will be in charge of the
menu and preparations for the lunch
con to be given at Guild hall by the
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Places will be set for 200. Mrs. Arch
McKeever is mana ging the sale of the
tickets, which will close April II.
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The marriage of Miss Muriel Pansy
Grub, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
W. Grub, 1910 West Tenth avenue,
and Mr. Christian E. Nelson of Kansas
City, will take place Sunday at one
o'clock with the Rev. E. J. Ku1p of
the First Methodist church reading
the marriage service.
The bride and bridegroom will be
unattended and there will be no music.
Only members of the immediate
family and intimate friends will be
| present.
The ceremony will be performed be-
| fore the fireplace which will be
banked with palms and ferns and
pink roses. The brides dress is of
white satin made with short sleeves
and round neck. The bodice is made
| in modified basque effect while the
skirt has a slightly bouffant effect at
the sides. The gown has a trimming
! OF iridescent bead applique in a but
terfly design. Her bouquet will be of
roses, sweet peas and lilies of the
! valley.
Following the marriage a wedding
dinner will be served to fifteen guests.
| Out-of-town guests will be Mr.. and
| Mrs. Adolph Nelson and daughter,
Yvonne, of Scandal. Kan.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson will be at
home after May 1 at 2235 Wilmington
| Court.
| From the beginning of time, persons
and families have had the habit of
leaving their children. pets, and what
knows with the neighbors to take care
of. If they wish to run down to an
other town, it's just the easiest thing
| to pick up the canary in his cage and
take her over to Mrs. Jones's and OF
course the bird will be we'll taken care
of. or, if John phones home that he
has tickets for a show and won't
| Mabel come in. why Mabel picks up
Johnnie, together with an assortment
of graham crackers, a nightie and a
teddy bear and carries him off over
to Mrs. Smiths house where he GER
tainly won't be a bit of trouble and
will stay all right. Then there are
chickens. and dogs, and pet parrots,
land rabbits and, in fact, everything
which one may have about a house
which has to be taken care of and
which. when the owner leaves, why
there's Mrs. Smith or Mrs. Brown to
take care of them.
Perhaps in the stone age, when the
Man yelled down over the side of a
cliff that he had a dinosaur down and
was trying to kill him for breakfast
and would Wife come right up and
help complete the killing process
then perhaps, Mrs Wife would bundle
lup a kicking infant in his best skin
hundred feet to leave him with the
next door neighbor in the stone block
and scramble up the cliff and over the
intervening rocks to Have a hand in
capturing the steak for breakfast.
But coming down to the present, a