The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-14

The marriage of Miss Olive Gundry,
daughter of Mrs. Virginia Gundry, and
Mr.. Clarence Hatfield Poindexter, son
of Mr.. and Mrs Z. w. Poindexter of
Topeka, which was announced to take
place at the home Of Mrs w c. Camp
bell, formerly of Topeka, at Terminal
Island, California. this month has been
postponed until next summer. Mr.. Poin-
dexter and Mr.. Eugene Ware, who was
to have been his grOomsman, went to
California some time ago and all the ar
rangements for the wedding were COM
pleted but the event was postponed ow-
ing to Mrs. Gundrys desire that her
daughter should finish a course of study
at the University of California al Berke-
ley where she will return in September
be matron at the Pi Phi house this
winter. The change in the plans
of Miss Gundry and Mr.. Poindex-
ter will cause something of a surprise
in Topeka where the wedding had been
announced as already having taken
place. When it was announced at Ter
minal Island that the plans for the
wedding had gang aglee,' and that the
young people had decided to postpone
the event for another year the entire
bridal party ran away to Catalina Is
land for a week in order to give their
friends a chance to discuss the affair
and substituted a house party at that
resort for the deferred wedding.
An approaching wedding of interest to
Topeka. society is that of Miss Olive
Lewis. daughter Of DR. J. P. Lewis and
DIT. Lawrence S. Chamberlain, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil c. Chamberlain
which will take place early in Septem-
Der. A number of entertainments are
to be given in Miss Lewis honor preced-
ing the wedding.
Mrs Clement Smith entertained a
small company Wednesday afternoon
for her guest. Mrs. L. II. Grissin, of
Chicago, limiting her invitations to the
friends of Mrs. Grissin who knew her
as Miss Lou Crawford when she lived
in Topeka. Mrs. Smith invited Mrs. w.
H. Eastman. Mrs. Alfred Rodgers, Mrs.
James $. SprOat Mrs. Jay Norris Mrs.
Frank Thomas. Mrs. Arthur Soule, Mrs
Harry Seery. Mrs. William Eberle, Mrs.
George Mccoy, Mrs. w H. Lewis, Mrs.
/. A. Smith, Mrs. b. T. WEIGH, Miss
Hannah Edwards of Emporia Miss
Martha Valentine Miss Eta Covel.
Miss Elizabeth Gavitt's guests at a
matinee thimble this morning, given in
honor of Mrs. r. L. Cumbach, of The
Needles, Cal, and Mrs. w p. Hemphill,
who has recently come from Clay Cen
ter to make her home in Topeka, were:
Miss Mary Colby of St Louis, Miss
Halle Elliston Of Atchison. Miss Maud
Stokely of Kansas City, Miss Saidee
Dean of Arrow Rock Mo, Mrs. n. d
Perry. Mrs. +. H. Berry, Mrs. J. K
Bair, Mrs. Earl Mcdowell, Mrs. Ralph
N. McEntire. Mrs. Leslie p. MoCanne,
Mrs Charles Jones. Mrs. Benton HoI-
loway. Mrs. Edwin O'Neiu. Mrs
Charles Rice. Mrs Charles Joslin, Mrs
Fred Brown, Mrs. Roy Crawford Mrs
Ralph Montgomery, Miss Geneva Giles
Miss Fanny Funk, Miss Margaret Gil
fillan Miss Edith OFT. Miss Berenice OFT
Miss Jean Parkhurst, Miss Eta Covel
Miss Lucia Shaffer Miss Patience Bevier
Miss Gertrude Reed Miss Susan Sweet
Miss Mary Sweet. Miss Rose Prescott
Miss Edith Snyder Miss Miriam Nc
Farland, Miss Bertha Rowe, Miss Kath-
arine Strayer Miss Eta Beck, Miss
Nan Beck. Miss Nellie Kirk. Miss
Mamie Veale, Miss Addie Skinner. Miss
Bess Elder Miss Minna Bauer, Miss
Gertrude Bauer. Miss Amy Overmyer
Miss Ethel D'Obert. Miss Katheryr
Mills. Miss Ida Tinker. Miss Rose
Davis. Miss Pearl Burdge, Miss Agnes
Burdge. Miss Sarah Shun Miss Pear
Wooding, Miss Ethel Hadley, Miss
Agnes Walsh, Miss Anna Marie Walsh
Miss Fay Smith. Miss Ruby Roark
MISS Efiie Hazen, Miss Vera Martin
Miss Olive Lewis. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. James P. Howe. Mrs
George Hanley. Mrs. H. l. Alkire, Mrs
g. W. Graves Mrs. w. H. Cushing and
Miss Hazel Graves.
Mrs. N. G. Edelblute, 412 Clay street
will entertain Informally Saturday
evening for her guest, Miss Jennie
Edelblute, of Manhattan.
Miss Nell Kirk win entertain Friday
ct next week in honor Of Miss Geneva