The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-25
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By BERTHA H. CAMPBELL.

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Two very interesting Topeka visitors
are Miss Guenn GODDARD, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, and
Miss Daisy Monroe. the daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Lee Monroe.
Miss GODDARD has been doing social
service work in Detroit and Omaha
for the past two years. She is to join
the medical child's welfare unit of the
Red Cross in New York. The unit is
composed of two doctors. two social
! workers with experience in children's
welfare work, and several nurses and
clerks.
Miss. GODDARD will sail September 3
from New York on the steamboat,
Rotterdam, to Paris. From there she
will go into Czecho Slovakia, coun-
try Just south of Poland, in central
Europe, where she will be engaged in
welfare work among the starving
children for a year.
Miss Monroe is a domestic science
specialist and is an instructor in the
teachers college at Columbia uni
versity, New York city, New York.
She will be the guest of her parents
until September Is, when she will
leave for the school year at Columbia.
Miss GODDARD and Miss Monroe will
share f1onors at a luncheon to be given
next Monday by Mrs: Wiliiam
Snyder at her home, 1883 Mulvane
street.
Mrs Harry Ziegler will have as her
guests for luncheon, at the Chocolate
Shop Friday, Mrs. Frank Griggs, Mrs.
Mildred Haynes, Mrs. Ilif Felix. Mrs.
Richard Hayden, Mrs. Ivan Dibble,
Mrs. Bruce Mcfarland of st. Joseph,
Mrs. Dana Davis, Mrs. Samuel E. Lux,
jr., Mrs. Kurtz Kellam, and Mrs. Jack
Campbell.
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have as their guests at dinner at the
Country club Saturday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stoltzfus. jr., and
Dr. and Mrs. George Aires OF Kansas
City.
Mrs. stoltzfus is now a guest at the
McDonough home at SIG Tyler street.
A very pretty wedding took place at
o'clock last evening at the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Seeds. 1904 Col
lege avenue, whSa their oaugnter'
Adelaide, became the bride of Mr..
Leon Montague of Cuba, Kan.
The rooms were charmingly deco
rated with roses. garden flowers and
ferns.
The wedding service was read by
the Reverend Jay c. Everett.
The wedding party included Miss
Ruth Montague, a sister of the groom,
as the maid of honor; Mr.. Donald
Welty, who was best man; Miss Gladys
Scott and Miss Peggy JOSS were rib
bon girls, and the brides nephew. lit
tie Alfred Spicy, was the ring bearer.
Mrs. Mabel Spicy, Mrs. Kenneth
Alexander and Miss Katherine McFar-
land furnished the wedding music.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Montague will be at home at
Cuba, Kan.
Out of town guests at the wedding
were. Mr. and Mrs. George Montague
and Miss Ruth Montague of Irving,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Tetlow and Miss
Nina Tetlow of Downs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Herst Of Alma, Mrs. Carl G. Lib
hey, of Glen Elder, Mrs. Hillard Potts
of Kansas City, Mrs. Clyde Birch of
Concordia, Mrs. L. ". B. Taylor of
Frankfort, Mrs. T. NJ. Jones OF Abb
lene, Miss Ann Ratcliff, Miss Gertrude
Cohroy. Miss Ivy Ann Fuller. Miss
Grace Ratcliff and Miss Hilda Harlan,
all of Manhattan: Miss Ruth Boggs of
Washington, Kan: Miss Buenta Myers
of Clay Center. Mr.. Floyd Johnston
of Downs. Mr.. F. K. Strother of Pitts
field, ILL.,, and Mr.. Fred Layton of
Blue Rapids.
The members of the state board of
health gave dinner parry last eve
ing at the Heron Coffee Shop for |
three of their departing members. DR.. |
Florence Brown Sherbon, Miss Hazel |
Risteen and Miss Gladys Phinney.
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity will |
give a theater party followed by a |
smoker at the chapter house this eve
ming.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Holloway, |
1718 Clay street, announce the mar |
riage of their daughter, Mrs Rose |
Kennel, to Mr.. A. F. Kennel of |
Waynesboro, Pa. The marriage took |
place at Chambersburg, Pa, Aug
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The Cradle Roll federation of the |
Topeka churches will hold their |
monthly meeting for the election of |
officers Thursday at the Y. w. C. A.
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Mrs. Kenneth Lewis entertained at |
bridge today in honor of Miss Ruth |
johnson of Alexandria, La, who is /
the guest Of Mrs. Lewis sister, Miss
Mary Rodgers.
The guests were Miss johnson,
Miss Frances Hammatt, Miss Thelma |
Miss Alice Thrapp Miss
Betty Bonebrake, Miss Isabel Craw-
ford, Miss Mary Rodgers, Miss Louise
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. H. A. Perry left yesterday for
Bernardstown, Mass. Miss Frances |
Perry will Join her mother in Chicago |
and accompany her on the rest 0f the K