The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-07

An approaching marriage which has
much interest for many Topeka people
Is that Of Miss Ethel Norwood Of Chi
cago, daughter of Mrs. Emily F. Nor
wood and Mr.. W. I. Miller of Topeka.
The wedding Will be solemnized Satur-
day evening June 10, at o'clock at
St. Peters Episcopal church, Chicago.
The service Will be read by the Rev.
Frank Du Moulin. and an informal
reception Will follow the ceremony at
Mrs. NOrW Gods residence 1927 ROke-
by street, for relatives and intimate
friends. At home after an eastern
wedding trip at 1925 Topeka avenue.
Miss Norwood visited the Miller fam
fly in Topeka number of years ago.
Mrs. S. j. Crawford Of Baxter
Springs Mrs. George Crawford and
Mrs. Arthur Capper are giving a re-
CeptiOn this afternoon at the Capper
residence. 1885 Topeka avenue. The
hours are from 4 to 6 o'clock
The owl high school sorority is
holding its first annual conclave in
Topeka this week and representatives
from the Lawrence, Kansas City and
Emporia chapters are here for the oc-
casion The weeks calendar includes
q meeting today with Miss Josephine
Norton, an informal reception tonight
on the adjoining lawns of the Z. J.
IAEllaEA ana ELQWdEQ W. AAAJA-A E1CAA
residences on Western avenue, for the
visiting girls; a veranda breakfast to-
morrow morning which Miss Mary
OverhOlt viii give for the local and
visiting Owls at her home in Highland
park: a reception tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Miss Eva Bailey 1864
Topeka avenue. which Will give town
girls outside the Owl sorority an OPP
Dortunity to meet the visiting g1rlsi a
porch party tomorrow evening at the
Il
Virginia Meade; a meeting tomorrow
morning with Miss Henrietta AIeXan-
der and the dance at Steinberg's Fri
day night which is one of the most
important events of the season IN hlgh
school and younger society circles. At
the reception tonight the hOstesses,
Miss Marian Thompson and Miss
Katharine Kellam, will be assisted by
the other Topeka Owls and Miss
Dorothy GIeed, Miss Marjorie Ihomp-
son, Miss Clyde Bonebrake and Miss
Eleanor Keller will serve at the punch
bowls. Among the visiting girls here
for the cOnclave are Miss Cornena
I5ardcastle of EmpOria and Miss Mar
ian Speck of Kansas City, who are
guests of Miss Marian Thompson; Miss
Mary GRAY of Kansas City, with Miss
Katharine Kellam; Miss Gay Shepard
of Kansas City, with Miss Julia Lari-
mer; Miss Lena Dries of Kansas City,
with Miss Marie Lagerstrom; Miss
MAUD hGIlX ana MISS L4AAtilf OtA04AL
of Kansas City, with Miss Eliza beth
Holiday; Miss Maybeth Parker OF
Lawrence, with Miss Eva Bailey; Miss
Mary Clark of Lawrence and Miss
Dorothy Porter of Kansas City, with
Misses Maud and Hazel Grimes; Miss
Helen Scha efer and Miss Helen Sparr
of Lawrence and Miss Katharine
Holmes of Emporia with Miss Clara
Freshman; Miss Edith Loucks of
Lawrence. with Miss Josephine Nor
e. T1T .,-sf---
Charlotte Hodson of Lawrence. with
Miss Louise McNeal; Miss Gertrude
Blackmar of Lawrence, with Miss
Mary MacLennan; Miss Mary john
ston of Lawrence and Miss Lois Cook
of Kansas City. with Miss Anna
Troutnan: Miss Marguerite Emery Of
Lawrence. with Miss Mary Gleed; Miss
Anna Hawk of Lawrence, with Miss
Edna Herbst and Miss Lucy Wright of
Lawrence, with Miss Josephine Keizer-
This evenin gat Trinity church. Bos-
ton the wedding of Miss Isabel Stark
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Henry Stark, and DR.. Morton McCul-
Tough Snow OF chicago formerly OF
Topeka, son of Mr.. and Mrs 1. B.
Snow Of Chicago viii be solemnized.
The ceremony at the church will be
followed by a reception at the Stark
residence. At home after wedding
journey in Chicago
Miss Vivian futile will entertain a
company of friends tonight in cOmpli-
ment to her guest, Miss Louise Bar
lzer of Girard. The others asked are
Miss Celia Smith, Miss Louise Porter
of Pittsburg. Miss Margaret Better,
Miss Lora Neil. Miss Daisy Neil, Miss
Lillian Denny. Miss Esther Rauch
Miss Gertrude Reed, Mr.. Eldon Tice,
Mr.. Harold Tice Mr.. Ed Lannan, Mr..
Stanley Reed. Mr. Glen Millice, Mr..
Harry Fogwell. Mr.. Clyde Corbett
Mr.. Grover Taylor, Mr.. Leon Davis,
Mr.. Ralph Johnston Mr.. Harry Cow
gill and Mr.. Ralph futile Miss Bar
ker, who is a student at the Univer-
sity of Kansas ana stopped here on
her way home, win leave for Girard
the first Of next week
Mrs. c. w. Myers and Mrs. John
Davis Stuart are hcstesses at the
meeting of the Idle Hour club today
at Mrs. Myers house, 1851 Tyler
street The substitutes are Mrs Mel
willie L. Metcalf Mrs. R. B. Thompson,
Mrs. Margaret Merz of NTissoula
Mont, and Mrs. George Port Ashton.
The U and club is in charge of the
refroshment and country store booths
at the street fair this week, and a
number of the friends of the mem
bers of the club, which is devoted to
charity are assisting The clubs
membership includes Mrs. L. H. Mum.
Mrs James L. King. Mrs. William A.
Morton, Mrs. Arthur Mills. Mrs S. ].
Bear, Mrs. Frank s Cane Mrs.
Charles Brooks Thomas, Mrs. William
L. Newcomer, Mrs. James Frederick
Scott. Mrs. Harry Seery. Mrs Ralph
S. Brigham, Mrs. Charles s. Downing.
Mrs. Frank Scott Davis Mrs Arthur
L. Nichols, Mrs. William Hale East
man, Mrs. D. =. Esterley. Mrs
Schuyler Nichols. Mrs. Harry Noble
Mrs. Frank Patterson, Mrs James S
Sproat, Mrs Robert Pierce, Mrs
Albert NJ. Patten, Mrs. W. 3. Swan
Mrs. Frank c. Thomas, Mrs. Fredericr
Freeman, Mrs. Margaret Wiggin, Nj s
TEETH OF CHILDREN
Few mothers know how vitality important
I. the care Of ch.la.s Ei-sa - -.