The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-15

/ Dorothy Mcpherson of Denver and
/ M. Robert Finnie. a brother of the
| bride, will attend Mr.. Leonard as best
| man. Mrs. Leonard McInroy will fur
nish the wedding music, playing be-
fore the ceremony and also as the
wedding party marches out She VIII
| also give a solo number preceding the
| wedding.
Following the ceremony, the mem
| bers of the two families will be guests
/ at a wedding breakfast to be given at
the home of the brides parents
Mr.. Leonard and his bride Will be
at home after August 1 at 705 West
Second street
? Mrs w. F. Sheahan entertained this
afternoon in honor of her little daugh-
ter, Dorothy, who was six years old
today The table decorations were
carried out in pink and green and
each small guest received tiny bas-
ket filled with candy as favor
The guests included:
Helen Stader Patricia Shoaf
Laura Jane Lattner Betty Mo 1dSs
Ann MOrrissey Mary kathleen
Geraidine Brady Audrey wiss
Marcella sheahan Eloiss , Br s6Syobon
Billy Smelle Dorothy Sneehah
Billy Sheahan Bobbie Kane
Gerald Sheahan Charles blakely
Mr.. and Mrs James s. Joyce are
the parents of a son born Thursday
at st. Francis hospital. to whom they
have given the name James George.
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, Friends here have learned of the
marriage of Miss Frances Engle,
5aughter of Mrs. Eva Engle, and Mr..
Jack Jones, of Leroy, Kan The mar
riage took place Sunday, July y, at
EIdorado in the parsonage OF the
Christian church there. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tones will be at home in Coffeyville.
The bride and her mother formerly
made their home in Topeka.
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THERE'S A MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who just at present is sightseeing
! in Europe. Previous to his departure,
his wife gave him various instructions
as to what to do. what not to do and
when to do it. One of the things that
he was not to do was to waste his
/ time writing home descriptions of the
scenery and various things which he
was seeing. Several days ago the
family received a card from Malta. on
the back of which the man ~on our
town had written: Have seen many
the family is wondering just what it is
that dad saw at Malta;
The Wandamere club will give a
dancing party, Wednesday evening of
next week at Garfield park. The
members. of the club will contribute
1.-THE money secured from the dance
to the fund which they have started
and with which they will purchase a
grand piano for the Woman's club.
! The Wandamere club is composed of
sixty-five young women, who are tall
ented musically. and it is the first
club here which has united a number
of young musicians in a consolidated
effort to make the city more musical
and encourage each other to greater
musical ambitions
The Topeka Central w. c. T. U. will
g. o. zf,lr
at the home of Mrs. E. A. Robertson,
1880 Laurel avenue.
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The Spalding club will entertain
with a reception Monday evening. at
| the knights of Columbus hall in hon
or of two OF the past presidents, Miss
Lima Bresette and Miss Margaret
/ Wahll.
Miss Bresette. who is now located
\ in Chicago, has jusr returned from
an extensive business trip in the west
and also in the east. Miss Wahl.
who is training in hospital in Den
yer, has returned home for a few
weeks vacation,
The Queen Esthers and Standard
Bearers class of the Trinity Methodist
church had a plunge and breakfast at
/ Gage park this morning.
| Those in the party were:
Miss Anna Williams Miss Norma McGrew
Miss Elma Ritter Miss Florence Will
Miss Gladys Often inns
Miss Clarice Kraus Miss Edna Ritter
Miss Margaret Graves Miss Mary Smith
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| The members of the Social Service
club are planning an ice cream social
to be held Tuesday evening on the
lawn at the First Presbyterian church.
/ The band from the Boys Industrial
school Will play during the evening
| The committee in charge will in
/ clude:
\ Mrs. ]. J. Drisko Mrs. Carl Tram
Mrs Walter PadGett Mrs George L. Tuer
Mrs G. NJ. Sttckley Mrs. Harold Rankin
Mrs e L. Siemantel Mrs Glenn Beaver
/ Miss Katie Cuthbert
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Rota club will be held Wednesday
/ evening following a els o'clock dim
ner to be given at the Heron Coffee
shop.
The Rota club gave the sceond of a.
series of dances Friday night at the
Garfield park pavilion. The dances
J have become quite popular. and the
club will continue giving them each