The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-06
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Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Sterl. of Abilene,
have issued invitations for the wedding
OF their daughter, Alice, to MIR. Frank
Parent, Wednesday. September 20. at
their home in Abilene. Miss Sterl has
frequently visited the Misses Herbst
and Miss Augusta Dewey in Topeka
and has many acquaintance here. Miss
Dewey, who is now her guest. will be a
member of the bridal party. Mr.. Parent
is an Abilene newspaper man. a gradu-
ate of the University of Kansas and a
member of the Beta fraternity.
invitations have been received in To-
pelka to the wedding of Miss Mary Grace
Pettijohn of Olathe. and Mr.. Loren
Waverly Rowell of Hartford. Conn,
"wednesday evening. September 20. at 8
o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Myrta Keener,
daughter of Mrs. l.. W. Keener. to Mr..
Fred A. Nichols of Schenectady, N. Y,
win be celebrated tonight at the Keener
residence, PIP Eighth avenue, west.
Miss Florence May Brown, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Chauncey D. Brown,
and Mr. Joseph Sheldon LongshOre, will
be married tonight at the home of the
brides parents near Wakarusa. About
so Invitations have been extended to
relatives and close friends for the we'd
ding and the informal reception which
VIII follow. The hour of the ceremony
is half after o'clock and the Rev. J.
w. Reed will be the officiating clergy
man. Mr.. Longshore is a nephew of
DR.. Deborah Longshore and recently
came here from Philadelphia. At home
after September 10, 925 Twelfth avenue,
west.
Miss Sophia Church Hall. of Ba1ti-
more. and Mrs. Alta Hatch of Paines-
vile, Ohio. on their way west for an
extended trip through Colorado, Utah,
California, Oregon and Washington, are
stopping in Topeka for two days visit
with Miss Jessie Rolfe. Miss Hall was
for a number of years at the head OF
the vocal department of the Woman'S
college of Baltimore. Mrs. Hatch and
Miss Hall, who are active workers in
Christian Science, were given an 1nfor-
NAL reception last evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Keller.
The IoIene Embroidery club gave
card party this morning at Mrs. Frank
StraWn's house, 506 Taylor street, in
compliment to Miss Anna Crane, whose
was the game and the decorations were
in green and yellow. Miss Grace
Vhitmer, Miss Frances Funk and Miss
Edith ogden assisted Mrs. StraWn. Ihe
invitations included Mrs. Radcliffe, Mrs.
Will Clauser, Mrs. Ralph Clauser, Mrs.
en-. Lawrence, Mrs. A. A. Hayes, Mrs.
*. r. Stewart, Mrs. Charles Rice, Mrs.
J. K. Bair, Mrs. Robert Merrick, Mrs
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Frank Strawn, Mrs. L. H. Greenwood,
Mrs. John Cleveland, Mrs. NJ. F. Rigby,
Mrs. w. o. Rigby, Mrs. Bert Lucas
Mrs. N. E. Keller, Mrs. Mary Black.
MIS-. George Mccoy, 1rs.CarltOn Sawin,
Mrs. Charles Decker of Lawrence, Mrs.
Julius Crane, Mrs. Porter Hemphlu,
Miss Myrtle Coyle of Stuart, Iowa, Miss
Lulu F'ordyce, Miss Julia Whitmer, MISS
Daisy Hayes and Miss Lillian Klrkpat-
rick.
A surprise party was given last night
in honor of Miss Elsie Cuthbert which
was enjoyed by the following girls ana
boys: Marguerite Payne, Elo1se Sar-
gent, Churchill Sargent, Mabel Kings
ley. Ralph Kingsley, Arthur Buft,
+ Ernest Chamberlain Beryl Johnson,
Blanche Archer. Maud Bell, Alice NC
cam, Beulah Mccain. Erma Mosier,
Archie Newell, Lucille Shaffer, Alice
Weekly and Maize Weekly.
Inc Golden Hul6 CluD Will SDSnu ~
morrow with Mrs. G.. A. Blood at her
country place near Wakarusa. 1t is
the clubs annual field day and the
members who expect to enjoy it are:
Mrs. William Archer. Mrs Sarah Cur
tbs, Mrs. o. H. Banner. Mrs. c. S. Full
Ter, Mrs. J. c. Holland. Mrs. F. E.
Hughes, Mrs. George H. Hughes, Mrs.
r. Z. Hughey, Mrs. Frank Johnson,
AIRS. Edward King, Mrs. I. S. Lewis,
Mrs. II. U Lincoln, Mrs. George Platt,
Mrs. w. G.. Tandy. Mrs. A. w. Whit
set, Mrs. ]. S. Warner and Mrs. John
Spear.
Miss Vida Heap and Miss Edna
Heap will entertain informally tonight
at their house on Buchanan street for
their sister, Miss Jane Heap, who
leaves soon for Chicago to study at
the art institute.
The shirt waist dance to have been
given by the Owl sorority girls Friday
evening has been postponed until Mon
day of next week.
The o. D. T. club gave a farewell
party yesterday afternoon between the
hours Of and o'clock at the home
of Miss Ruby Bell in honor of Miss
Nora Wheeler, who will leave Topeka
soon for Solomon City to reside perma-
nently The guests, beside Miss Web
ster and Miss Bell, were Misses Mary
Thrapp, Winnie Helbert, Pearl Helbert
Mary Kent Cleo McSpadden, Edith
Maxwell. Meta Buchanan. Grace
Greenwood, Olive lick. Pearl Fitz-
gerald, Jessie McCleskey, Eula Gard
ner, Marie Glover, Vera Otto, Bertha
Smiley Ella Fuller and Bee Sperry.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Jacob Smith and his grand
daughter, Miss Helen Thompson, re-
turned today from a lake trip.
Miss Helen Smith went to Kansas
City today to visit her sister, Mrs
Eugene Sallee
Miss Iucretia Blankenburg of Phila-
delpfia is in Lawrence with her aunt.
Mrs. B. W. Woodward on her way
home from Portland and Estes Park,