The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-23
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BY BERTHA H. CAMPBELL.


Mr.. and Mfs. ]. c. Bauer will have
as their guests at dinner this evening
at the Country club, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Clark of Pasadena. Calf. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sadler Hodgins. Mrs. James
Burgess, Mrs. John Van Vechten, Miss
Beatrice Hemus, Miss Mary Van
Vechten and DR.. c. B. Reed.
Maj. w. n. Hughes. United States
army. was the guest yesterday of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. F. Hughes Of Potwin..
During the war the major was col,
onel and chief of staff of the Rainbow
division. He received a distinguished
service medal from the United States
government. and the medal of Order
of Leopold of Belgium. From France
he received the medals of the Legion
of Honor and the croix de guerre.
When he was a boy the major at
tended Clay school in Topeka. He is
the nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. F.
Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Beggs will be at
home to their friends tomorrow eve
ming from until 8 o'clock. at their
home, 1434 Topeka boulevard. in hon
or of Mrs. Percy Beggs and her little
Ariz., and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ty
son Cox and their little son Howard of
York, Pa.
The receiving hours were planned
especially that friends of the family
may meet the Junior members as wen
as the grown-ups.
Mrs Russell Cave of Manhattan. who
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Meade, had as her guests at
luncheon at the Country club this
noon her sister, Miss Alice Meade, and
Mrs MAY Merrill Mrs Z
Mrs, Arthur Fielding and Mrs. ]. ].
Donlon, all of Manhattan. Mrs. Caves
out-of-town guests motored down
from Manhattan this morning and
will return this s ey < 2
Ladies cay at the Country club is
very popular. Those who do not care
to play golf all day, play bridge.
Guests for luncheon today were:
Mrs. ]. A. Cole. Mrs. J. B. Walker,
Davis. Mrs. Ilif Felix. Mrs. Ivan DID,
BILE. Mrs. Bruce Mcfarland of st.
Joseph, Mrs. Frank Burrows. Mrs. w.
D. Updegraff. Mrs. Everett Stephen
son of Wichita, and Miss Mary
Cramer.
Mrs. Herbert Guild was theNhostess
at an INFORMAL tea. given at her home,
in honor Of her sister, Miss Mollie He
bert, of New Orleans.
Wis. JUN 01dISAdll I1AlS, VINO was
the guest of Captain Hites sister, Mrs.
Don Pierce. and Mr.. Pierce, was to
have shared honors at the party with
Miss Hebert but was called suddenly
to Kansas City on account of the illness
of her sister. Mrs. Hite' will return
soon to resume her visit in Topeka.
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Mrs. Forrest Rice and Mrs. Ted
Lagerstrom, who were to have enter
tanned their sewing clubstomorrow at
the Country club, have postponed the
meeting until next week.
Miss Dorothy Foster of 1908 West
Fifteenth street gave an informal
house dance Monday evening in honor
of her brother, Mr.. Ralph Foster and
his bride.
, Upon glancing over yesterdays So
ciety column the S. r. was a bit
dashed to find that by mistake sew
eral twenty years ago. items headed
the days personals.
news of these ancient bits. is in per-
suading Chester woodward and Kurtz
Kellam to go to Kansas City Thursday.
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The wedding of Miss Alice Dapper
and Mr.. LIE Roy Will, both of Denison,
Kansas, took place at the home of DR..
J. A. Renwick, S12 Clay street, Mon
day evening at o'clock.
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The wedding of Mrs. Anna La Rue,
of Colum bus. and Mr.. Wayne d. Town
| ley. of Topeka, took place Saturday,
August 90, at Columbus, Kansas.
Mrs. Townley is one of a very
prominent family, known especially
we'll thru the southeast portion of the
state.
Mr.. Townley is a druggist. He
/ formerly was in business at Columbus.
| After their wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Townley will make their home in
Topeka.
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