The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-29

EEQA- ana MIS-. L. J. E1nBGt OF
renee, Kan. announce the engage
rlent of their daughter, Dorothea
Louise, to Mr.. Christopher Y. Thomas
Of Fort Madison. Iowa, son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Thomas.
The wedding will take place in
June
Mrs. Frank Burrow has asked
guests FOR buffet supper and bridge
At her Tome Monday night N honor
Of her guests. Mr.. and Mrs. De Forest
Ludwig. OF Pittsburgh, Pa.
The guest list includes;
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Ludwig.
Mr. M am, Mrs Mrs James James 6 aSye5
Mr. and Mrs Robert $. Pierce.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Herbert be e guild.
Miss Marguerite hoOntz.
Dr- James Stewart.
Mr.. Richard Hall
Mr. and Mrs. VIII J. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Burrow. ir-
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Kistler-
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Hamilton
Miss Grace Koontz
Miss LenoTa Collins.
Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. A Herbst and their
daughters, Mrs George Thompson, and
Miss Edna Herbst will leave the latter
part of next week to spend the month
OF May in the Ozark mountains.
Miss Hcrbst. whose engagement to
Mr. Harry Southwiclk has been re-
Gently announced, has set June as
her wedding day
Mrs Philip Gray will invite guests
for three tables of bridge to he- home
next Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Edna Herbst.
The guests will be limited to init
mate friends OF the bride-to-be-
Airs. J. a. Cole has invited the
con at the Chocolate shop Monday.
The guests will play cards at Mrs.
Coles home in the. afternoon.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage Of Mrs. Julia Farms
worth Soper of Topeka to DR.. James
Van MillinGen of London, England.
The wedding took place Tuesday
Georges church. Hanover Square,
London.
Mrs. Van Millingen is well known
here. having made her home in To-
peka since her childhood. She has
been travelling in Egypt and on the
continent for the past year. Mrs. Van
AIiliigen expects to return to Topeka
this fall.
make their home in London.
Mrs Kurtz Kellam will entertain
the members OF the Wednesday
9fI4EG GAQD at lunCneOn ana cards a
the home OF Mrs Frank Gr.ggs.
Mrs. George I. Mccoy of Los An
geles. Calf. was the guest of honor at
a thimble, party which Mrs W. r.
Carrie and her mother. Mrs. D. o.
Crane, gave this afternoon at her
home.
Those present were:
Mrs Mrs Ne +, Henaherly MRS. cane zane hayeS
Mrs +. r. Gatchell Mrs. VIM. Whitmer
Mrs. l. II. Green Mrs. Frank Strawn
wood Mrs. Rome Colvin
Mrs. W. T.. Barry Mrs. Clara Pinkham
Mrs. r. L. swanson Mrs. Carlton Sawin
Mrs Anna II. Mohr Mrs. r. 7. Payne
Lake Geneva. Wis. Mrs. ]. &. Yogt.
Mrs. T. r. Sargent Miss Julia Whitmer
Miss LuGrace Whit Miss Daisy Hayes
MGR Mrs. Carrie
Topeka people will be interested TO /
earn OF the marriage OF MISS virginia |
Flower. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
g. ". Flower. of Sedalia, Mo-, to Mr. /
Joseph Ritchey Evans. of Kansas |
City. Mo. The wedding took place J
April 1 in sedalia- Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans will make their home in kan
sas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flower and their fam
ny formerly made their home in
Topeka.
The members of the Tuesday
club will be enter
tanned with a 1 o'clock luncheon Tues
uay at the Chocolate shop with Mrs.
]. 2. Root as hostess.
The afternoon will be spent playing
cards at the home of Mrs. c. 3. Reed
in the Hurley apartments.
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Mrs. Ralph Pitts will entertain the
members of Ia Douzaine Bridge club
1t her home in@ willard Monday
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The annual dinner and meeting of ,
he Topeka Flower show associa ton
viii be held Monday night at $50 .
clock at the Pelletier Tea room.
The officers OF the association are: | I
resident, Mrs. Arthur Springer: vice .
president, Mrs. w. L. Bates and treas
lrer. Mrs. Glenn Beaver. q
The members of the board of the
association include:
dr and Mrs. A. A. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
GODDARD liam Mncferran
dr and Mrs. c. Wolf Mr.. and Mrs. W L.
lr- G. F. Menninger Bates
r. Horace Macfer- Mrs Elmer Ebey
ran Prof. w. A Harsh
II D O. coe 6sEseF
The annual guest night meeting Of !
he Good Government club was held :
7 n ssy at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. q
l. w. Bougardner on west Sixth ave-
iue. /
= short program was given. includ t
ng piano numbers. Norwegian Peas b
mt Dance by Haberdler. and 1.-The s
" MISS RoSamand Nyman; two vio-1 '
IN numbers, 'L.selotte," Leon Adam, c
nd Face to Face by johnson. 7
layed by Miss Brunhilde Nyman. "
little year old William Seguine n
ave violin solo. lair Narie NI'' by s
I ercedente; Mrs- J. NJ. Gurley sang. A
Sorter Miss You" CLAW Smith and Il
in in Dc