The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-29
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The all important topics of interest
in the social world for the next two
weeks ana more will be the long list of
and Miss Glenna Cross, whose mar
rlages take place the 18th and 18th of
April Some of the Invitations have
been issued and the others will be out
the first of the week.
The first affair will be luncheon
given by Miss Mary Thompson, Satur-
day. April 5, for both Miss Cross and
Miss Crane. Wednesday the 9th Mrs.
Frank Davis. Mrs. DuRelle Gage and
Miss Ivah Davis will give an afternoon
card party for both young ladies. Mon
day, April Z. Mrs. Ben Akers gives an
afternoon card party for Miss Cross.
On the 10th she will be the guest of
honor at a reception to be given by Mrs.
Schuyler Nichols and Mrs. w. w. Webb
at the home of the former. Mrs. A. E.
Prescott, sister of Miss Cross, will en-
terrain the bridal party at dinner Mon
day evening, the 14th. The following
evening Mr.. and Mrs. @. o. Wilmarth,
parents of the groom, will entertain the
bridal party at dinner.
Next Saturday evening Miss Crane
will give dinner for the young men
who usher at her wedding and a cor
responding number of girls, and on the
14th she will give similar affair for
the young matrons who are to attend
her and their husbands. Affairs to be
given for Miss Crane alone are as fol-
lows: Miss Grace Weiss is to enter
tain the bridal party at supper Thurs
day evening, April 10. The following
noon Mrs. Frank Scott Davis will give
an informal luncheon for her. Friday
evening both Miss Crane and Mr..
Mitchell will be guests of honor at a
card party to be given at the Blower
House by Mr.. and Mrs Albert Patton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick F'ruer. The
next evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Quin-
ton will entertain the bridal party at
dinner.
The Mitche1-Crane wedding is to take
place at Grace Cathedral on the 18th,
and the attendants will be as follows:
honor; Mrs. Frederick Fruer, Mrs.
Frank Davis. Mrs. B. E. Sells of Win
field and Mrs. DuRelle Gage; Mr.. Fred
Alternately of Denver, best man; Mr..
Jack Tiffany, Mr.. Joe Morgan, Mr.. Lew
Graham and Mr.. w A. Alexander.
Saturday afternoon, the 10th, Mr..
Ernest Council will give musical for
the bridal party at his studio.
The Federation Meeting.
The most important event in club cir
Giles next week will be the regular
spring meeting of the Topeka Fedora
ton, at which time the annual election
of officers is to take place.
The meeting will be held Thursday af-
ternoon, April 3. at Unity church at 2:30
O'Clock. Reports of the years work will
be read by the various officers and the
main feature of the afternoon will be |
the address of the retiring president,
Mrs. A. H. Thompson, who has dis |
charged the duties of her office to the |
satisfaction of the entire Federation. |
The new president will without doubt |
be Mrs. Harry o. Garyey, who has been |
endorsed by a large majority of the |
clubs, and who will be an able success |
sor to Mrs. Thompson.
The meeting is to be a very i'm portant |
one and all members of the Federation |
are requested to be present.
A New Club.
An interesting little neighborhood club /
has recently been organized for the pur-
pose of reading Stoddard. The officers /
are: President, Mrs. c. H. King; vice |
rary. Mrs. Fannie Sutherland. The 9TH
er members are: Mrs. j. N. Green, Mrs.
J. w. Closson, Mrs. Murphy. Mrs. Stew
ems, Mrs. w. w. Carr, Mrs. T. c. White |
xer, Mrs. Walker M Combs, Mrs. Stew
lrt, Mrs. J. L. Eldridge, Mrs. Martin and
Mrs. Warner.
The club meets every two weeks at
he homes of the members The first |
part of the afternoon is always spent in |
eading Stoddard and the hostess is re- |
ponsible for a miscellaneous pro-
afterwards The regular meet
ng will be held next Thursday after |
loon at the home of Mrs. Combs.
The Charity Tea.
The charity tea given by the Golden
Rule club at the home of Mrs. S. Nj.
Wood Friday afternoon was a very en-
oyable affair. The specious rooms were
rowded with guests who enjoyed the
interesting programme:
Vocal solo-Mrs. Remley.
Piano selection-Mrs. Frazier.
Dialogue-Miss Julia Warner and
Hiss Anderson.
Piano duet-Professor Harry Worral
nd Miss Blossom.
Vocal solo-Miss Jennie Erickson.
Reading-Mrs. Remley.
At the close of the afternoon dainty
efreshments were served.
The Chautauqua Programme.
The following programme will be
iven Monday evening at the meeting
f the Ninde ChautauQua, at the First |
IethodiSt church:
Roll-can current events.
Imperial Germany" chapter A. Miss
by; chapter 8, Miss Scheerer.
First Steps in Human Progress, !
hapters and 10, Miss Lercher.
1.-The Land of Luther" Mr.. Walker. ::
An Easter Party.
Mr. H. c. Rushmore entertained the ,
Dung ladies of his Sunday school class Z
nd number of their young men |
-iends at an Easter party Friday /
vening, at his home at 723 Buchanan
treet. ,
The guests were: Miss Grace Grotty.
Tiss Nell Purcell Miss Emma Shaffer,
Iiss Fay Smith, Miss Ada Taylor, Miss
Iinnie Calvin, Miss Pankey, Miss Ella
tafrord, Miss Marie CARRIER, Miss Pearl /
.aber, Miss Cora DeLong, Miss Katie ,
ushmore, Mr.. Ed Lesh, Mr.. W. n. }
terfing. Mr. James Brinsmaid, Mr.. f.
. Brockett Mr. Slater and Mr.. Best.
Unity Card Club Entertained.
Miss Julia whitmer entertained the
nifty Card club very pleasantly Fri I
ay evening at her home on West Sixth
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