The Topeka state journal., 1902-05-10

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An approaching marriage of much in
terest to a large circle of their friends in
Topeka where both young people are
very we'll known will be that of Miss
Edith L. Brewer and Mr.. z. N. Jolly of
Enid, Ok. which is to be celebrated az
the home of Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan,
Wednesday, May 21- Miss Brewer has
been well known in newspaper work in
Topeka for several years. Mr.. jolly
formerly lived in Topeka but is now at
Enid Ok, where they will make their
home.
To Be Married in Denver.
Miss Mary Ethel Wilson. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. E. G.. Wilson, of Denver,
Colo. and Mr.. William @ Hilton. of
June IS, at the home of the brides
parents in Denver. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hilton viii take short wedding jour
ney and make their home in Topeka.
The Wilson family formerly lived in
Topeka, and Miss Wilson has a wide
acquaintance here.
The Sub.JuHi0r Party.
One of the most delightful of the
many parties which have been enjoyed
by the high school students this spring
was given Friday night BY the sub
juniors. The home of Mr. Olcott Bron-
son, 1920 Harrison street, where the
gathering was held, is admirably suited
for entertaining, and its attractions
were enhanced for this occasion by cut
flowers filling vases in the different
thrown RI
the dining room, where the game of pro-
gresSlVe angling was played, the
dining table was decorated with the
class cOlOrs. purple and gold, and these
vors, which We're purple fans tied with
purple and gold ribbons. The prizes
were boxes of candy and were won by
Miss Alice Willard and Mr.. Glen MilIice
Schley and the following members of
the class of 1904: Miss Ethel Davis,
Miss Eva Smith, Miss Isabel Smith,
Miss Maud Grimes Miss Grace Frost,
Miss Lola Berry, Miss Ethel Morton
Miss Grace Huntsberger, Miss Mabel
Thompson, Miss Nellie Cartilage, Miss
Bessie DOnahue, Miss Julia Leland,
Miss Eleanor Mcdonald Miss Alice
Willard, Miss Ethel Cloud, Miss Mary
Shipman of Dallas, H., Mr.. Olcott Bron-
son, Mr.. Harry Thompson of Lawrence,
Mr Arthur Griggs. Mr.. Frank Griggs,
Harry Hulett, Mr.. Henry Neal, Mr..
Robert Forbes. Mr.. Linden Green, Mr.
Charles Wentworth, Mr.. Byron Burt,
Mr.. Sumner Everingham, Mr. Monta
Kistler Mr.. Joe Donahue, Mr. Claud
Miner, Mr.. Ed Lannan and Mr.. Tink-
ham Veale.
The HeIianthus Literary Club.
The Helianthus literary club closed. a
series of successful and interesting
meetings at the home of Mrs. W. W.
Smith, 1910 Polk street. Friday after
noon A paper on The Wars of Mex
leo with the United States" was read
by Mrs. J. B. Gatche1I and one by Mrs.
II. NJ. Hadley on Literature and Art
| in Mexico" lowing to the illness of the
president. Mrs. ]. F. Wright the an
nual open meeting of the club viii be
postponed for a few weeks. The new
year books were given out at the last
meeting. Canada viii be the subject OF
next years study.
at Home.
Mrs Patrick Walsh and her daugh-
! ter, Mrs. John Maher of San Francisco,
viii receive their friends informally
tuesday May 13, afternoon and evening,
at the Walsh home. on Taylor street.
No cards have been issued.
II. h. H. L. L M. R. S.
The H H H. L. L NJ r. S. were
entertained Friday evening at the home
| of Leon Davis in Lowman Hill. Those
/ present were: Miss Nellie KaSteT. Miss
/ Vivien Tuttle, Miss Winnie Williams,
4 Miss Margaret Better, Mr.. Harold Tice,
Mr.. Harry Cowgirl. Mr.. Ralph Johnston
and Mr.. Leon Davis.
Notes and Personal MeHti0n.
Mrs W H. Roby will entertain the
members of the Calidorean club at
! luncheon at her country home, south
I of town, next Monday.
Mrs. Frank Patterson will be hostess
of the D. D. Whist club next Monday
/ afternoon instead of Mrs. W. L. Trump,
| as has been announced
Miss Grace Weiss went to Atchisou
/ today to visit Miss Nellie Small She
win visit in St. Joseph before returning
home.
Miss McPike and Miss Gene McPike
Of Atehison are guests of Miss Mary
/ I4akin.
Dr. Lawrence Chamberlain is in Law
/ renee
Mrs A. L. Greene and her children
are the guests of Newton friends.
Mrs. H. E. Richter of Council Grove
/ is the guest of Mrs William Eugene
| Stanley at the executive mansion.
Miss Berenice Fuller has gone to
/ Mexico, Mo. to spend Sunday with Miss
/ Alabelle 4rOutman at Hardin college.
DR. Eugene Allendorph of Kansas City
! returned with DR.. George Port Ashton
from Hutchinson and will be his guest
/ over Sunday.
Mrs c. L. Short Of Chanute is visit
/ ing her daughter, Mrs. David Norton.
Mrs. Edmund Stanley of Wichita is
| here to spend Sunday with Mr.. Stanley,
/ chairman Of the text book commission,
at the National.
/ DR.. Ida c. Barnes. who attended the
I State Medical convention at Lawrence
/ has returned
Mr.. Fred Bonebrake came up from
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