The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16

noon frock of brown French crepe
with a beaded girdle of gold cloth ana
and heather. Her wedding hat was OF
heather velvet effectively trimmed
with brown fur
The bridal couple stood before the
fireplace in the library The mantle
was banked with green foliage and
pink snap dragon. The music room
was decorated with pink roses and
snap dragon and in the dining room
pink roses were used
The attractive young bride Is
member of the Kappa Alpha Theta
fraternity. She attended WashourR
college and was graduated from Kan
Mr.. Merriam was student at the
University of Pennsylvania where ne
became affiliated with the Phi Delta
Theta fraternity
out-of-town guests at the wedding
were
Mrs. Margaret Fowler Forbes, Kan
Sas City
Miss Margaret Lynch. Salina
Miss Virginia Pendleton. Lawrence
Miss Jeanette Wagstaff. Lawrence
Miss WIIhelmina Cutler. Emporia
Miss Kathryn Challis, Atchison
Miss Catherine Myers, Kansas CITY
Mr. Leonard Kline, Kansas city
Mr. Richard Wagstaff, Lawrence
Mr.. Ronald Finney. Emporia
Mr.. Raymond Coolidge. Lawrence
Mr.. Merriam and his bride LETT I'M
mediately after the ceremony for d
southern wedding trip. They VIII re-
turn to Topeka in lamar y
Last fall a family down in the
southland moved to Topeka 10 De
sure their 11-year-old hopeful came
with them. Down in his native state
the youngster was a regular whlz
among all his playmates- But Things
were different in Topeka. and some
how he grew to look upon the boys or
his age with doubt and suspicion.
The other day the new arrival rom
the southern cline went for an AFTER
noon down on the banks of a local
stream. 1t was great day to be out
in the woods and in the spirit OF au-
venture a hard boiled Topeka young
SER proposed that the gang go out on
"Aw go on" said the southern
,-oungster. what yer kiddin' me for. |
] know ice I've seen ice all my life |
That stuff amt ice. I've seen the /
stuff in our refrigerator. Ice is
And the boy from the south state |
wonders why he hasn't quite reached |
the top with The local gang
Mrs. George Godfrey Moore gave /
the last of a series of bridge parties
this afternoon at her home on To-
pcxa boulevard
The guests were:
Mrs g. A Wilbur, West Newton,
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Mrs. r. A Burch
Mrs. Eli G. Foster
Mrs. G.. c. Bowman
Mrs Frank Hobart
Mrs. Luther Burns
Mrs. f. w. Paxton
Mrs. r. NJ. johnson
Mrs. George Port Ashton
Mrs. c. w. WethertOn
Mrs. Earl Akers
Mrs. ". c. McDonough
Mrs. y. b. Burge
Mrs. g. A Scott
Mrs. Frank Lagerstrom
Mrs. c. A. Karlan
Mrs w. D. Storrs
Mrs. O. L. Moore
Mrs. r. W. RAIDER
Miss Clara Francis
Miss Lillian Kirkpatrick
Miss Lillian Valentine
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Mr.. and = Fred Hill entertained
informally Wednesday evening COM
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs Harry H.
Cameron. of Boston. Mass. who have
been visiting with DIR. Stephen Tenn
pie and Mr., and Mrs. Hill for a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron left Friday
for Shanghai. China. where they have
been living for the past seven years.
Mr. Cameron gave a very interesting
talk on Chin Wedr. esday evening.
-he party included:
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
Dean and Mrs. James p. de B. Kaye
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Gibson
Mrs. James Wise
Mrs Sarah Roby
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill.
4 group of the younger social set
have an annual Christmas progressive
party next Thursday evening. Each
course of dinner Will be served at a
different home, ending with Christ
mas tree at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
James G. Stewart.
The party will include:
DR.. and Mrs. Milton Miller
Mr.. and Mrs Warwick Updegraff
Mr- and Mrs James $. Hayes
Mr.. and Mrs VIII J Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s Pierce
Mr.. and s. Ralph O'Neal
Mr. and Mrs. John s. Kritser, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Pierce
DIR. and Mrs. Stewart
Mrs. Frank H. Burrow
Miss Margr erite Koontz
Mr.. Hugh MacFarland
Mr. Richard Hall
Miss Kathryn Albaugh will have
guests for two tables at bridge Tues
day evening at her home
The party will include:
Mrs James Lippitt
Mrs. w. E Stewart
Mrs Jack Crow
Miss Henrietta Alexander
Miss Anita Weiskirch
Miss Annetta Nichol
Miss Ora Moneypenny
Miss AIbaGEh
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Announcement has been made of
the wedding OF Miss Ruth Byers,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H Byers.
20 Mr.. Paul ID. Corkill. which took
place Friday evening at the Byers
home DR.. George E Satterlee read
the service. III
AR. Corkill is the son of Mrs. Wv.
Ray. of Dover.
Mr.. Corkill and his bride left i'm :
mediately after the wedding, for a
sh hnrt Trim They will he elt hnrr.a q ftc-. |