The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-07

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Mrs l. r. Furry will give q luncheon
for twelve guests at the Topeka elup
Saturday In compliment to her sisters
Mrs Claude Marsh Buthn ana MIS-
Everett II. Dallas of the CITY OF
Mexico.
Mrs. Ralph E. Valentine gave a
luncheO today for Mrs. 1heoQofe u
wear of Joplin, No. The other INVITA-
tons included Mrs. Norman w ear, MIS'
Frank Scott Davis, Mrs. Albert z. Reid
Mrs. MYRTLE Davis Gage, Mrs. Eugene
Huntington Ware, Mrs Robert ID. Car
yer. Mrs. Otis Allen, Miss Nellie SmaIl
Of Atchison Miss Maragret Weiss, MISS
Hambleton. Miss Katharine Clough
and Miss Lillian Valentine.
MRS. George W. Veale II gave 9. din
ner last night in honor of her son, Mr.
George W. Vale III, and MI. 4. Huh-
nell of Stockholm, Sweden. VINO mas
been in this country for about year
studying the language and VINO VIII
sail from New York the goth on the
Patricia of the Hamburg American
line for home. Mr. George w Neale
III will accompany him, visit at MS
home in Stockholm and spend a rev
months in other parts OF Europe Inc
table was very prettily decorated me
centerpiece was a model steamship
with full rigging and equipment on
sea Of roses and the water color de-
SKINS on the name cards were ships at
sea The company included, beside IN e
guest Of honor, Miss Mamie Neale'
Miss Grace Walworth. Miss Helen "a G
CHntock, Miss Mary Dallas Gage, Miss
Nellie Baker Miss Dorothy MarshaI,
Mr.. Tinkham Veale. Mr. Z. Z. Orison,
Mr.. Sam Freshman Mr.. Osborne Larl-
mer and Mr.. Stanley Reed.
Clarence Jordan are arranging a sub
scription dance at Vinewood for the
18th.
Miss Helen Estey gave a luncheon
today for Miss Marie Viegler Of indie
pendenee. and the following other
guests: Miss Lorraine Lewis of kins-
ley, Miss Josephine Keller. Miss
Eleanor Keller, Miss Edna Hopkins,
Miss La We're Isangdon.
Miss Margaret Brown, 1t12 Tyler
street. entertained about twelve girls
Informally yesterday afternoon to meet
her cousin, Miss Josephine Stubbleheld
Of Independence.
Mrs Frank G. HubbeI entertained
the members of a disbanded Shakes
peare club yesterday for Mrs. Everett
Hawley Of Washington, D. c., and Mrs.
Henry Lewis Of Wichita, two visiting
mem bers-
The Alta Vista club picnic at Cedar
crest has been postponed from Friday
until Thursday of next week.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude OFT
and Mr.. Arthur J. BOlinger of Wa
leetka, L. T., win be solemnized at s
O. clock tonight at the First Lutheran
church, corner Of Fifth and Harrison
ception from half after to 10 o'clock
al the residence of the brides parents,
the Rev, and Mrs. H A. OFT The
brides father, who is rector of the
church. will perform the marriage
ceremony, using the complete Luz
theran service with the betrothaI serv-
ice at the foot of the chanceI steps,
and the plighting of the vows sealed
with the giving and receiving Of ring.
in the chanceL Miss Gertrude Tracy
al the organ Will play the Lob engrin
and Mendelssohn wedding marches
and Miss Lucille McAfee viii sing be-
fore the ceremony, Perfect Love -
The attendants viii be Miss Selma
Foberg and Miss Alta. Wessen, maids,
Mr. w. H Paul and Mr.. r. B. GiIluly
groomsmen. Master Harold CAN will
be the ring bearer. The church viii
be decorated in green and white and
daisies will be used IN prOfusion with
palms. ferns and vines. Similar deco
ratiOns will prevail at the house. The
bride and her attendants viii all he
dressed in white. The brides gown is
of soft white silk combined with val
lace and she win carry white roses.
The bridesmaids will wear simple
white summer frocks and will carry
daisies The reception guests will be
received by the Rev. and Mrs. OFT Mr..
and Mrs viii Bolinger and Mrs F. H.
Anderson of Kansas City. The assist
NTrf T1IrIer MI p. n
Mrs Emma Kieuer, Mrs. J. P. Gustaf-
son and Mrs. Mary Deisher. The ont
of town guests expected here for the
wedding are Mrs. r. H. Anderson Of
Kansas City Mrs. John Gilmore and
Miss Mary Gilmore of Fredonia and
Miss Florence Blakesley of Neodesha.
The bride and groom viii leave tonight
for their home in Waleetka. Both
were graduated from Washburn col
le8e yesterday the former with the de-
gree Of bachelor of arts and the lat
ter with the degree of bachelor of
laws.
Miss Julia Whitmer viii entertain for
her card club tonight. Her invitations
include Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schlegel
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Doncyson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Els0n Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
voorhees,, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolf.
Alr- and Mrs. c. E. Lagerstrom. M. and
Mrs Ralph Clauser, Mr.. and Mrs Tobn
Green. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Petro. Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Harris. Miss ada
smytha Of Denver. Colorado. Miss I,l,iu
F'ordyce, Miss Nell Wetherholt Mr.
w. D. Goodwin. Mr. c. J. Wilson. Mr.
Charles Gillespie
The June meeting of the city fedora
tion Of clubs is being held this after
noon AT the First Baptist church. The
feature or the meeting is an address nv
Mr. Thomas Emmett Dewey on sheIley
Illustrated by songs by Mrs. Georee
lParkhurst and Miss Nina Thomas RE
Laoies' Music club quartette. Mrs.
4. s. Ferry and Mrs. Frank Foster Iii
sing two numbers. A H. Horton viii
give report Of the state federa fion
meeting at Lawrence and an informa
reception viii follow the programme
"A very pretty house wedding which
took place last night was that of MISS