The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-22

to Topeka by the death of Mrs. Will
liam Carney of Milwaukee. Wis. Mr.
Edward Garvey of Los Angeles, Calf,
and Mr.. John Romadka of Milwau-
kee returned to their homes today
after attending the funeral.
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A dancing party was given Thurs
Averie Campbell, 1890 College avenue,
with Miss Campbell and Miss Roxie
Thurmond as hostesses. Miss Viola
Wagner and Mr.. Orion Taylor were
awarded the prize as the best dancers.
Mrs. E. H. Roudebush and Mrs. c. B.
Thurmond chaperoned. Music was
furnished by the Paul Dolstrom
The guests included: Miss Dorothy
Cox, Miss Evelyn Carlson, Miss Pearl
Ash, Miss Gladys Robb, Miss Helen
Travis, Miss Evelyn Meyers, Miss
Helen Roudebush, Miss Viola Wagner,
Miss frankie Finney. Miss Marie
Johnson. Miss Irene Cooper, Miss Alma
Tillsman, Miss Betty Schick, Miss Mar
garet Roehr, Miss Marie Donaldson.
Mr.. Claude Putnam, Mr.. Dale Wen
dell, Mr.. Glen Harris, Mr.. Junior Boyd,
Mr.. Glen Christner, Mr.. Laurence Pier
son, Mr.. Roy Farmer, Mr.. Orion Tay-
lor, Mr.. Sumner Cole, Mr.. Herbert
Buckheim, Mr.. Walter Bode Mr.. Mel
Melvin Rutledge, Mr.. Warmer Cum
ningham, Mr.. Fred Fliesher and Mr..
Edwin Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Baxter Foster
arrived Wednesday from London, Eng
land, and will spend a month visiting
Mr.. Fosters parents, the Rev. and
Mrs Festus Foster, in West Fifteenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster were married
in June. their wedding taking place
in London. and since that time they
have been on the Isle of Wight on
their honeymoon.
Several social affairs will be given
durin their stay here before they
leave for Annapolis to make their
home.
Mrs. Mary Gohlke, 111s West
Eighth avenue, announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Marguerite,
to Mr.. Nathan W. McGrew, son of
ton, Wednesday afternoon, July 10,
at 1880 o'clock. DR.. E. J. Kulp per-
formed the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs McGrew. who are
now at Holton, Kan, will return the
last of the week before leaving for an
extended wedding trip in the west.
They will make the trip overland,
stopping at Cheyenne. Wyo.. several
days and from there going on to
Medicine Bow Lodge where they will
camp.
On returning, October I, they will
the bride will be supervisor of music
in the Eudora schools. Mr.. McGrew,
who is studying medicine at K. u,
will continue his college work. The
bride is well known here in musical
circles, having sung with the Masonic
go e. Herr@
having taken part in many entertain
ments during the past. Last year
she was supervisor of music at the
Oakland schools. Mr.. McGrew served
overseas with the 10th sanitary
train, Thirty-fifth Division, and is a
ternity.
An unusual and brand new combi-
nation of instruments will be used in
he orchestra which is to furnish the
music for the dinner dance to be held
evening at the Country club.
for the dinner should be
made early.
With the new theatrical season only
i've or six weeks ahead of US, and a
number of Topekans going to New
York for the fall when the theaters
Ire opening, and others of US staying
1t home acquiring our information of |
he new shows thru reading of them |
It's worth while looking over what |
we're going to have in the way of new
In spite of the Equity-managerial !
var, and the announced retirement of |
George A. Conan. there are to be a |
good many offerings. Back to Me- |
George Bernard Shaw's |
attest; 1.-THE White Headed Boy" |
which Dillingham; is to put on with |
he original Irish company; "Kiki,F |
French comedy brought over by Da- |
nd Belasco; the dramatization of /
Main Street," william Hodge in his /
'wn Beware the Dogs THE White |
Peacock" a Spanish play starring |
olga Petrova; and Ibanez's Blood |
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