The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-29
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Malcolm Gray and Miss Helen Oster-
tag.
The marriage of Miss Annabell Neal.
daughter, of Mrs. Mary A. Lukert, and
Prof. Daniel A. Muller will take place
TINS evening at $3.50 o'clock at the
home of the bride. south of the city.
DE- NJ. G. Mum of the United Presby-
terrain church will read the marriage
service, in the presence of a few close
friends and relatives.
Miss Neal was graduated from the
Kansas State Agricultural college Fri
day. She is a member of the Theta
Chi Gamma sorority, an honorary gen.
OF the cabinet of the K. S. A. c. Y w.
c. A. Miss Neal was awarded tx
sweater for her activities in athletic
work. Prof Muller is well known for
his musical ability. having conducted
a school 70 music here for the past
four years
Professor and Mrs. Muller will be at
home at 1905 College avenue after
February 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Wolfe,
bride and bridegroom of last month,
will be guests of honor at an evening
at cards to be given for them Monday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Wood and MI
and Mrs George & g ;: Boone e
Mrs. Jack Krister entertained with
few tables at cards this afternoon
at her home in Potwin, compliment.
airy to Mrs. John Van de Water or
New York. and Mrs. John McGovern
of Pennsylvania.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Manley, Of 4Ss
Elmwood avenue, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Vivian
June, to Mr.. Earl r. De Wore of Cuba
Kan. The wedding will take place in
the spring
Mrs. W. S. Lyman gave a 1 o'clock
luncheon at her home in Buchanan
street, Friday. complimentary to Mrs.
Saturday for Chicago to make her
home.
Covers were placed for eight, the
guests including Mrs. Bowlby's most
intimate friends.
Mrs Albert Neese and Mrs. H. 3.
Hogeboom will be hostesses at tea
from three until six o'clock, Monday
afternoon at Mrs. Neese's home in
Buchanan street, for the members of
the Monday canteen team who worked
together during the war. The honor
guests of the afternoon will be two
former captains of the team, Mrs. ]. E.
House of Philadelphia. and Mrs
Charles Huffman, of Columbus, Kan.
Other members of the team include:
Mrs. Matt Weightman, Mrs. Nor
man Keller. Mrs. Henry Mason, Mrs.
Roy Crawford. Mrs j. L. Moneypenny'
Mrs. Oscar Bennett, Mrs. Charles Nit
chell, Mrs. 2. Armantrout, Mrs. W. F.
Bowen, Mrs. Carl Erickson, Mrs L. L.
French, Mrs. Ed Arnold, Mrs. Ward |
Keller. Mrs. J. S. West. Miss Agnes /
Walsh. Miss Genevieve Funk and Miss !
Winifred Hartley.
Miss Dorotha Leeper, a bride-to-be !
of next week, and Mrs Frank Hollo- |
way, formerly Miss Margaret Off
Ger. were Complimented this afternoon |
at a chocolate given in their honor by !
Mrs. Morris Dell Woods at her home. /
1912 Clay street Mrs. Woods was /
assisted by Mrs. William Wolfe and |
Mrs. Leonard Woods.
The guests included: Mrs Holloway, !
Miss Leeper, Mrs. George o. Boone. !
Mrs Taurus Magill, Mrs. Dean Wells, !
Mrs. Don Rea, Mrs. Herbert Casebolt, !
OF Sapulpa. Mrs. Leonard Woods, Mrs |
William Wolfe. Miss Lillian larson, !
Miss Gertrude Huckle, Miss Helen |
Leeper. Miss Lillian Huckle. Miss !
Helen Lewis. Miss Helen Gresser Miss !
Lucille MCGUIRE, Miss Inez Horner !
Miss Margaret Rust. Miss Marjorie |
Petro. Miss Sicily Allison. Miss Lor- |
eta Carrier, Miss Marguerite Stewart, |
Miss Mary Macarthur. Miss Nerna Wise, !
Miss Ella kanipp. Miss Rome Rain
and Miss Ann Horning.
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The forestry department of the Wo- /
mans club will have charge of the |
open meeting OF the club to be held |
Thursday afternoon at the i. w. c. A. |
Prof. Albert Dickens of the horticul- |
tural department of the Kansas State !
Agricultural college will speak using
as his subject. Making Kansas More |
Beautiful" Mr.. Glenwood Jones will |
sing Il group of songs.
During the meetings of the various
4, al,
ing, the art department will hear a
lecture illustrated with slides on Civ
ic Art and War Memorials" the liter
allure department will have a review
of the Danish novel, "Pelle the Con-
Queror." by President p. p. Womer
of Washburn. The book is one of the
greatest of Danish novels and is writ
ten by Marvin Addison Nexo. The
educational department will hear an
address by Mrs W. A. McCarter on
The Measure of a State"
The civics department members will
have as their speaker, Judge Henry
T. Mason, who will tell about The
Courts and the Public" The home
economies department will listen to a
talk by Mrs. Katharine Hand on "A
Few Fundamentals of Interior Dec
Grating"
The program of the music depart
ment is in charge of and has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Monte Kistler. vice
OLsHAi IlnAi VI tlAS NSA'fAA eAAACAIt- MIS- w.
f. Bulls will have a solo; Mrs. Claude
E. Smith will sing, 'I Love and Love
Thee" Campana; Mrs. Grace Jones
will play "Polanaisse Brillante" by
I.itz: Mrs. H. J. Dotterweich will sing
MY Menagerie" by Fay Foster. and
Mrs. George H. Allen and Mr.. Walter
Zimmerman will have a song cycle ION
Jhelum River" by Amy Woodford
Sender.
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Mrs. c. E. MalIon gave a birthday
dinner Friday evening at her home,
1915 Western avenue, in honor of Mr.
Mailon's birthday anniversary.
There were places for Mr.. and Mrs.