The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-09

popular socially during her frequent
visits will go down for the Weddllss
Mr.. Faxon, who is private secIet -s ,a,- -
Senator Chester I. Long, formerly hNed
in Topeka. and is well known mere ana
indeed throughout the state
Mrs Paul Ioveweu is giving matt
nee duplicate whist this afternoon for
Miss Winifred Vanderpool. a prospec-
tive bride and Mrs Fred Erie T. Ly-
man of Chicago, who IS visiting hef
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lyman.
The others asked were Mrs. Jacob Moh-
Ter, Mrs. Lutte Enbleton, Mrs. Willis
Dana Storrs, Mrs. Thomas Grey Ken
needy, Mrs. David Kendall Miss Mary
Harrison, Miss Effie Neil, Miss Nellie
Magin Miss Helen Ruth Ingalls,. and
Miss Helen Norton. Mrs. LoveWell will
give a thimble party Friday afternoon
for Mrs. Lyman.
Mrs. Alfred Scott is giving a small
company at her house on Tenth ave
Miss Marie Giacomini of Omaha and
Miss McCredfe of Chicago.
The Delta fraternity eonclave now be
ing held in Topeka opened with
smoker at the Copeland Wednesday
night. The Is active members of the
Topeka chapter were the hosts and
their guests included the other Topeka
DeItas and these representatives of
out of town chapters who will stay
over for the sessions today and tomor-
row, the dance tonight and the banquet
at the Copeland tomorrow night: Mr..
john Blodgett and Mr.. Hayden Eaton
of Kansas City, No, Mr.. Frank Bangs,
Mr.. Henry Perkins, Mr.. Howard Bart
lett, Mr.. George Mark. Mr. William
Clark MI. Robert ROwlands, Mr.. John
Robertson, Mr.. Otto Barteldes of Law
renee, Mr.. Dick Speck Mr.. Willard
BreidenthaI of Kansas City, Kan, Mr..
Motter, Mr.. Mitchell and Mr.. Millen of
st. Joseph,
Mrs. Frederick K. Brown gave an af-
ternoon party today for her daughter,
Ruth Amerlia- About so invitations
were extended.
The Progressive Grande club meeting
which was to have been held Friday,
has been postponed by the hostess, Mrs.
Arthur McClintock, until next Monday
afternoon.
Kansas City wedding of interest to
Topeka and Kansas people which was
Solemnized Wednesday night was that
of Miss Katharine Mary Dunn. daugh-
ter of the Rev and Mrs. John King
Dunn and Mr.. William Tileston Hail, /
Jr., of New York city. The brides faith !
er performed the ceremony and her i
brother, Mr.. Denton Dunn gave her in |
marriage. Mrs. Cyrus Crane. formerly (
of Lawrence, playedthe wedding archas |
and sang the wedding hymn, 20, Per |
feet Love-" and the attendants were |
Mrs. r. Emmett Austin of Kansas City |
and Mr. Halls brother Mr.. Edward /
Hall of Texarkana. Mr.and Mrs. Hall /
have gone to New York where they are |
to make their home. The Dunn family |
formerly lived in Lawrence and as a |
clergyman of the diocese OF Kansas.
the Rev. Mr. Dunn father of the bride, |
was very well known over the state. |
Mrs. Hall and her brothers, the Messrs. |
Dunn are graduates of the University
of Kansas at Lawrence where the for |
mer was a Theta and the latter Phi |
Psis. Mrs. Hall has visited in Topeka
and has acquaintance here.
The members of the Art club and
their husbands will picnic at Vine
wood Friday afternoon.
The Rarablers' club will hold So
cial session next Monday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Mac
DoWeu, 92l Monroe street, to which |
the husbands and friends of members
will be asked
Invitations have been received in
Topeka to the wedding of Miss jean
nette Willard, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Willard of Leaven- |
worth, and Mr.. Pierson Cassius Lyon
Of Kansas City, which will take place
Wednesday evening. June Is, at the
First Baptist church. Both Miss Will !
lard and Mr.. Lyon have acquaintances /
here who will hear of their plans with
interest.
Mrs. c. E. Wardin entertained in
formally Wednesday afternoon for her
guest. Mrs. E. M. Carpenter of Kan
Mrs. Carpenters friends.
Topeka friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Irwin of Mesa, Ariz., for
merly of Topeka, where Mr.. Irwin is
remembered as one of the editors of
the Topeka Mail Mrs. Irwin as
daughter of DIR. Dickinson. a Metho-
dist minister and once state librarian,
will be interested to hear of the mar
riage of their son, Mr. Royal Suction /
Irwin, and Miss Ellye Ellsworth, |
daughter OF Mrs. M. B. Ellsworth of
Mesa, which took place at the home |
of the latter Wednesday, June s.
Mrs Charles Curtis and Miss Dor
othea Curtis are issuing invitations I
for a reception at their home in North /
Topeka Friday, June II, from to /
o'clock.
Mrs. Willis Norton entertained the /
members of the Duplicate Whist club I
at an informal morning porch party
Wednesday for the final business
meeting of the year. Mrs Harold I
Chase was elected PRESIDENT; Mrs
Frederick Freeman, vice president:
Mrs. w. n. West secretary, and Mrs.
Frank farrell, assistant secretary.
Mrs. West made the high score in the
clubs series of games this season ana
is wearing the club pin
Mrs. Charles L. Wood of Topeka.
who is spending the summer in St
Louis. assisted Mrs. Noble Prentis in
receiving at her reception for the
Kansas West Point cadets at the Kan
sas building the otKer day Miss
Fstelle st. John of Hutchinson, the
Misses Price, no% of New York but
formerly of Kansas, and Miss Taylor
of Hutchinson assisted The eleven
Kansas cadets who attended the re-
ceptfon We're Mr.. Earl Mcfarland
and Mr.. Norman Ramsay of Topeka
-. TAnr,a Id On hf1isnl of E[ar, ca g C.it.r |