The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-29


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be published.1
Mrs. Helen Compton Oldham of
Kansas City is issuing invitations this
week for the marriage of her daugh-
ter Helen Elizabeth. to Mr.. John D.
6chwitzgebel, also Of Kansas City. The
wedding viii be celebrated Saturday
night, June H. at o'clock at the
residence of Judge and Mrs Henry
Ness 2416 Brooklyn avenue. MISS
Leda Hutchins of St. Paul, Minn.s VIII
be Miss Oldham maid of honor and
the other attendants will be Mr.. Rob
ert Ripley, groomsman, Miss Sarah
Reed, Miss Margaret Cutler, Miss
Charlotte War1eld. Miss Lila Titus
Miss Grace LiDscomb, Miss Helen
Gentry, Miss Harriet Milford and
Miss Helen Brinkham. Miss Oldham
viii entertain a house party of we'd
ding guests at Compton Farm, near
Kansas City, from June to June IL.
Miss Oldham is a sister of Mrs. Chas.
s. Downing of iii Tyler street,
whom she has frequently visited.
The present and past officers of the
City Federation of WOmen's clubs,
about sixty in all, are the guests this
afternoon OF the w E5L 9oALG AeCcSNAAAA5
club at the home of Mrs. George o.
Wilmarth, Eighth avenue and Clay
street. An informal musicale is the
feature of the entertainment which is
being given in honor of Mrs. Clement
Smith recently elected president of
the federation. who is member OF
the hostess club.
The reception to be given at Beth
any Wednesday night in honor OF
-H-.Ha-n ton
of the tenth anniversary of his eplS-
copacy viii be a public one and no
invitations will be issued. The hours
are from to 10 o'clock and the re-
ception viii be held on the campus If
the weather permits.
Miss Marguerite Rheinberger of
Nauvoo. H., known to many Topeka
people through visits to her cousin,
Mrs. Clement Smith. viii be married
Monday, June 19. at her home in
Nauvoo to Mr.. Joseph Fisher of
Quincy, Ill
Invitations for the wedding of Miss
Florence Morton of Osborne to Mr..
Edwin p. Sample also of Osborne will
be issued soon. The date of the we'd
ding is June q. Both Miss Morton
and Mr.. Sample are former Washburn
students, Miss Morton graduating in
voice from the school of music last
year. Mr. Sample went from here to
the school of law of the University of
Kansas where he was graduated and
is now practicing law in Osborne.
The primary and intermediate, depart
ments Of the College of the Sisters Of
Bethany, viii have their annual crown
ing of the May queen and May-pOle
dance on the college campus Wednes-
day evening at half after 6 o'clock May
Kelly is to be the queen, and she will
be attended by Mildred Norton and
Mary Rose. maids of honor. Donald
Johnston. crown bearer, and Lyle Will
son and Franklin Ashby. heralds. The
commencement exercises of the inter
mediate department will he held Thurs
day.
A very delightful afternoon was en-
joyed by the members of Western Soro-
sis at the Popenoe place in Highland
Park Saturday, the occasion being the
annual Sorosis Field day. Luncheon
was served at 1870 in the dining room
and the afternoon feature was a talk
on Japan by Mrs. "A. J. Griffin OF Law
renee. The company included Mrs F.
o. Popenoe, Mrs. w. A McCarter. Mrs.
Keys of BelOit, Mrs. Claiming Brown
of Blue RAPIDS Mrs w w Kitchell