The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-27

took place last night at the home of
the officiating clergyman. the Rev.
Francis L. Hayes. At home at 410
West Fourth street. Mr.. Kellam is
vision of the postoffice and is the SON
OF the late Mrs. Kittie Kellam whose
death occurred a few weeks ago.
The lambda Alpha Lambda high
school sorority conclave began today
with morning meeting at the home
of Miss Hazel Howe on Harrison
street and tonight there will be a
garden party at the home of Miss
June Mitchell. Wednesday night the
banquet will be given at the home of
Miss Corinne Coston and THURSDAY
night there will be dance at Stein
berg's At the tea this afternoon the
guests were received by Miss Howe
Miss Isabel Heath. Miss Mary Suther-
land and Miss Gertrude Mulvane, VINO
were assisted by Miss Julia Wen
house, Miss Nadine Lyle. Miss Helen
Sharitt, Miss Corinne Coston, MISS
Gladys Scott and Miss Emma BoImar.
Among the girls from out or town
who are here are Miss Franc Duncan
Of Denver and Miss Clifton Peyton of
Springfield, Mo, guests of MISS Mary
Sutherland; Miss Lulu Delaney ana
Miss Alice Baton of Wichita, guests
of Miss isabel Heath and Miss Louise
Heath; Miss Aleen Huston of wichita,
with Miss Hazel Howe; Miss MINNIE
Price of Kansas City, guest of her SIS
ter, Mrs. George McPhillamey; Miss
Irene Hall of Springfield, MO, ana
Miss Alice Noble of Atchison, guests |
of Miss Gladys and Miss Dorothy |
Scott; Miss Katherine BROOKS and
Miss Irene McElhaney of Springfield, |
Mo, with Miss Corinne and Miss
Rachel Coston; Miss Mary Reinhon
and Miss Helen Thran of Springfield, |
guests of Miss Bertha Hull; Miss
Nadeen Martin of Joplin, Mo, with |
Miss Helen Mitchell; Miss Lucille |
Griffin of Denver, with Miss Julia |
WeIIhouse; Miss Edith White of |
Springfield. Miss Edna Hawk of |
Pueblo and Miss Marion Alien of Jop-
lin, with Miss Helen Sharitt; Miss
Elsie Drury of Denver. with Miss
Emma Bolmar.
A wedding of interest to many To-
peka people which will take place |
Thursday at the home of the brides
father, Mr.. John w. Coles. 109 Duane I
street. will be that of Miss Edith Coles
and Mr.. John Buckalew. vice presi-
dent of the International Association |
of Machinists and formerly of To-
peka.- Miss Coles was a stenographer
in the office of former Governor Lew
cling during his administration and /
was a committee stenOgrapher during
subsequent session of the legislature,
and in these positions made many ac-
quaintances throughout the state Re
Gently she has been employed in the
Office of the Merriam Mortgage COM
pany. Mr. Buckalew calls Topeka his
home. lives wherever his work for the
machinists' union calls him. They
will spend the coming winter in the
south.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Elder,
daughter of Mrs. A. c. Elder, and Mr..
Harry Day Rodgers of Los Angeles,
Cal. will take place Wednesday even
ing at $50 O'Clock sat the Elder home,
go Monroe street. Mr. Rodgers will
take his bride to Illinois for a few
weeks visit to his relatives before
leaving for Los Angeles.
Leavenworth Post: Miss Susan Gay
of Kansas City is visiting Mrs. D. r.
Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilder of
Kansas City spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. David Atchison and family.
Mr.. Robert McGiffert of Topeka is
visiting Mr.. William Wellhouse.
Mr.. Robert Carrot and Mr.. Will
liam Wellhouse will go to Topeka
Thursday to attend the L. A. L. dance
Miss Stella Joerger is visiting Miss
Mary Connors in Topeka.
Miss Clementine Lambert will visit
Miss Caroline Neal in Topeka this
week.
Mrs. Frank Hobart is entertaining a
house party this week for the lambda
Alpha lambda concIave. Her guests
are Miss Winifred Repp of Kansas
City, Miss Edna Hawks of Pueblo,
A r. l,
Tex, Miss Hazel Nelson. Mr.. Ike Lam
bert of Emporia and Mr.. Wilson Ho-
bart.
Mrs. o. S. Morrow, Miss Edna Nor
row. Miss Helen Morrow, Miss Mar
garet Adams, DR.. Harriet Adams, Mr.. :
Paul Adams of Thatcher, Ariz Mr..
Ed Brown and Mr.. Gilbert Worley
went to Maple Hill today to camp for
a week Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lovewel1
will spend next Sunday with them
Mrs. ]. NJ Hill gave a children's party
this afternoon to celebrate the tenth
birthday anniversary of her daughter
Harriet. The girls asked were: Mary
Poindexter. Helen Poindexter, Mary
Clark. Antoinette Clark, Lillian Street.
Gladys Miller, Gladys Rodgers, Lulu
Giles, Ruth Hill, Pauline McVey, Edna
Shreve, Dorothy Sproat, Elizabeth Pur- ]
dy, Mildred Hill and Margaret HILL
Miss Mary Dallas Gage has asked
guests for afternoon cards at the Coun- ,
try club Monday of next week in COM =
pliment to Miss Blanche Jenness of :
Sycamore, Ill
Mrs. Harry LArimer will give a 9 ,
o'clock breakfast Wednesday morning Z
at her home on Tyler street for Mrs :
Charles Skinner and her guests, Miss
Frances Harris of ottawa and Miss -,
Coates of Kansas City. :
Miss Esther Lynch and Miss Lucille
Lynch gave a slumber party last night =
The guests were Miss Helen Roehr Miss
Helen Mitchell, Miss Eva Rees of Oma- r
Dr.Lyon's
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