The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-30

The wedding of Miss Katherin
WEIGH, daughter of the late r. e
WEIGH, and Mr.. Ralph Bollard of Ney
York city, which is to take place tn
last of May, although it will be a quie
one on account of the recent death o
the brides father, will be of much in
terest to Topeka people, and especial.
IN Washburn circles. as both Mis-
! WEIGH and Mr.. Bollard have beer
| prominent as students in the colIeg,
three. Miss WEIGH was not only
| good student at Washburn but wa
ranked among the girls as one of thos,
! who can do things" therefore her de
| parture for Dana Hall, Wellesley
! Mass, was much regretted among the
students last year and many will re-
! greet to learn that she is to be no more
! In Washburn but is to join the list OF
married" Mr.. Bollard graduated
/ from Harvard in '05, after having
| made a brilliant record there, especial
| ly as editor of the Harvard daily, the
| Crimson. Only relatives will attend the
wedding which is to take place at the
home of Mrs. WEIGH, SOL Fillmore
| street.
DR.. and Mrs. L. L. Goodwin will give
small dinner at the Elks rooms to-
night in honor of Miss Rosenzweig and
| Mr.. Gustave Hemple.
The Golden Rule club met with Mrs
J. P. Lewis yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
E. L. Thorpe, the guest of honor of the
club. read a paper on Charity" and
Miss Sarah Frah ellean Curtis gave two
readings. Those present were: Mrs.
A. Henderson, Mrs. G.. s. Miller. Mrs.
]. E. Watts, Mrs. Schuyler, Mrs. Chas.
Clark, Mrs. w. A. McGaw. Mrs. Lee
Monroe. Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. ]. c. Medley,
Miss Lena Sheldon, Miss Blanche
Archer and Miss Sarah Frahellean
Curtis.
Dense calmness has been hanging
over the society world for so long that
when the post Leten gaieues burst
forth the bellies and lions will feel like
athlete who has ceased to keep in
training and is suddenly called into
a football game. Until they are again
used to the giddy pace there Will be a
eyes which during Lent have been
dutifully reading their prayer books
and taking their beauty sleep. The
calendar already promises some inter-
esting things on Monday. In the
afternoon Miss Alice Meade will give
party for Miss Sarah Mcconnell and
Miss Grace Chapman of Manhattan,
who are the guests of her sister. The
same afternoon the whist club meets
with Mrs A B. Quinton.
Tuesday Felicity Whist club meets
in the afternoon with Mrs. William
Eagle and the Bridge club meets with
Miss Gala Cutten.
Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Drechsei
will give a big dance in the evening at
Mrs. ". w. stickney will entertain
her Bridge club on Thursday of next
week at the ThrooD for bridge and
luncheon
The Afternoon Five Hundred club,
which was to have met next Monday
with Mrs. Clement Smith, has been
at which time it will meet with the
same hostess.
The Music Study club was entertained
by Mrs. r. H. Morehouse at the resi-
dence of Mrs. L. L. Goodwin, yester-
Selection by the high school orches-
ira whose members are: Miss Lahema
Riddings, Miss Winnie Goodwin, Miss
Verrie Goodwin, Mr.. Ralph Erskine, Mr..
Milton Moeser and Mr.. Arthur Open
man.
Sketch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Schubert
Mrs. B. B. smyth
Hedge Roses-The Secret. -. Schubert
Mrs. Ralph Skinner.
Leibestraume ........... List
Mrs. L. L. Goodwin.
Reading .-......-
Mrs. Inez MacGregor Whipple;
Mrs Morton AIbaugh.
Who Is Sylvia. Schubert
On the Lake of Wallenstadt. List
The Nightingale ...-.....-...-..-.L List
Mrs. H. B. Tasker.
Mrs. R. P. Morehouse.
Violin solo
l. Fantasia Mignonne. ..... Papini
:. Cavatina .......-........ Raff
Miss Rosenzweig.
Accompanist. Mr.. Gustave Hemple.
Piano Duo. Rosamund. -. Schubert
Mrs. AIbaugh and Mrs. Goodwin.
The guests were Mrs. Inez Mac |
3regor Whipple, Mrs. Bliss, Mrs. Thos |
Young, Miss Irma Doster, Mrs. c. K. |
Holiday. Mrs. A. F. Miller of Okla |
1oma City. Mrs. Fanny Sutherland, Miss
Mary Sutherland, Mrs. S. E. Hull. Miss
Rosenzweig of New York city. Mrs. NJ.
T. Burris, Mrs. MacGregor Mrs. c. F.
Menninger and Mr.. Gustave Hemple.
The Cradle Roll of the First Pres
1yterian church will have an Easter
party at the church parlors this after
loon In addition to the party for the |
members of the Grade ROLL all of
whom are under the tender age of 8,
Mrs Cole, the superintendent, has ar
anged a tea table for the babies moth
RS and also a programme of cradle
ongs will be given at which Mrs Geo.
oarkhurst, Miss Nina Thomas, Miss
lara FleiShman and MISS kaHer VIII
ing. The tea table for the mothers
viii be served by Miss Lucille Mills,
Hiss Isabel Mills, Miss Marguerite Mills,
Hiss Helen Goontz, Miss Marguerite
<oontz Miss Rose Hite and Miss June
alexander. Mrs. Cole will also be as
listed by Mrs. DR.. Thompson, Miss Mary
thompson, Miss VILLA Rodgers and
drs. Estey.
Mrs. Norman Plass gave a small
t1ncha0n Yesterday her home the
Vashburn campus for Miss Irene Nye,
Iiss Mary Willard. Dean Thomas Will