The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-28


their daughter, Jeanette Huntington,
and Mr.. Samuel Ralph Nelson.
Wednesday evening the nineteenth of
June at half after eight O'Clock at
At home after September first, 1910
North Seventh street. Kansas City,
Kansas.
A number of entertainments are be-
ing planned by Miss Wares friends to
be given in her honor before her we'd
ding. Her sister. Mrs. Frederick
Harold Mes of Brooklyn, n. Y, will
arrive Saturday to stay until after the
wedding. Miss Amelia Ware will re-
turn from Vassar about the ninth of
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Herbst are
issuing invitations today and tomor-
row for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Anna to Mr.. George c. Thompson
Wednesday, June twelfth, at eight
thirty in the evening and a reception
afterwards at their house, 1901 Taylor
street.
Mrs. John Clark Harmon gave an
afternoon five hundred today for her
niece. Miss Nellie Rugg of Independ-
ence, Missouri. The card tables were
placed on the top floor and luncheon
served at quartette tables on the first
floor. Daisies and pink carnations
tons included Mrs. William E.
DreChsel, Mrs. Harry Gavitt, Mrs.
William w. W'ikidaI Mrs. Don Null
vane, Mrs. Myrtle Davis Gage. Mrs.
Percy Silvers of Fort Leavenworth,
Mrs. Arthur McClintock of Lincoln,
Nebraska, Mrs Robert Carver, Mrs.
Charles L. Mitchell. Mrs. George w.
Snyder, Mrs. Gil Updegraff Mrs.
Ernest 3. Conant, Miss Terry, Miss
Mcintosh, Miss Olds of Lansing.
Michigan. Miss Schuyler of Clinton.
Iowa. Miss Louise Kellam. Miss Ethel
Davis. Miss Helen Smith. Miss Eva
Smith Miss isabel Smith Miss ManHa
Grimes. Miss Jeanette Ware, Miss
Jeanette WalcOtt, Miss Katharine
clough. Miss Mary Thompson. Miss
Ann Harrison. Miss Kate Gunther. |
Miss Floyd Robenson, Miss Edna |
Herbst. Miss Helen Quinton. Miss Fay |
Quinton. Miss AlIabelle Troutman. |
Wheeler, Miss Reita Updegraff, Miss |
Elvira Millspaugh, Miss Helen Otis |
Miss Mary Meade, Miss Alice Lakin. |
Miss Mary Moore, Miss Hazel Fassler |
McClintock. Miss Jessie Campbell and |
Miss Gala Cuttell.
Mrs. ]. C. Mohler and Mrs John |
Baird Nicholson entertained their |
bridge club at the Country club to-
day.
Mrs I. o. Howe entertained the |
Felicity Whist club this afternoon.
Four Topeka chaps of Prominent !
Families who move in Our Best So
ciety were arrested the other night |
for singing in the state house grounds |
at what the officer considered an I'M
seemly hour. Served EN- right for |
those barber shop minors.
The New York branch of the Army |
Relief society, whose object is to care |
for the widows and orphans of Of |
States army. will give an outdoor fete |
on Governors Island May %. Mrs.
Fabius Maximus Clarke. formerly of |
Topeka is chairman of the press COM
mittee. General and Mrs. Frederick |
Dent Grant will hold a reception for /
the members of the society and their |
guests at their home on the island and
the three daughters of General Phil |
Sheridan who are to be the guests of
General and Mrs. Grant that day will
assist in one of the refreshment tents.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Crossley gave
supper last night for her son, Mr..
Fred Crossley the other guests be-
ing the following members of his
fraternity. the Delta Omicron Omi-
cron: Earl Spencer. Darwin Bradley,
Dick Reed. Harry Curtis. Dale Going,
Harry Gaunt and Clyde Adams.
Leavenworth Times: Mrs William
Hook and Miss Louise Hook will leave
the first of the week for st. Paul,
Mimi. to join Judge Hook. when they
will go to New York to attend the
graduation exercises of Miss Dorothy
Hook and will then spend the remain
der of the summer in northern Mime
sofa
Mrs. D. Atchison and Miss Sadie
Atchison have returned from a visit
with Mrs. Edward Wilder in Kansas
City.
= Mrs. Louis Wulfekuhler has issued
invitations for a series OF four card
parties.
An out of town marriage Of interest
to many Topeka friends of the groom
who formerly lived in Topeka. and
was a reporter on the State Journal
for number of years is that of Miss
Cora Doran of Ottawa and the Rev
Harvey H. Fowler of Hoyt. which will
take place next Wednesday at the
lone of the bride in Ottawa
Lawrence Journal: DR.. and Mrs
W. H. Carruth issued invitations
Thursday for the marriage of their
daughter, Constance and DR.. Elmer V
McCollum, the evening of June 6, at
1870 o'clock at the Carruth home on
Louisiana street.
Kansas City Star: Mr.. Walter w.
Colpitts entertained at dinner Satur-
day night at the Broadlands in honor
of Miss Florence Rossington of To-
peka- The other guests were: Mr..
Edward T. Wilder, Mrs. Wilder. Mr..
Ralph Stout, Mrs. Stout, Mr.. Jack
Firth. Mrs. Firth, Miss Helen Stout,
Mr. o. H. Martin.
Invitations will be issued this week |
for the commencement festivities at |
the College of the Sisters of Bethany. |
The annual May Pole party will be |
held on the campus Saturday evening |
June 1. at O'Clock. Monday evening,
June 8. the senior play, The Merchant |
of Venice will be given. Tuesday |
morning, June 4, the graduating ex- |