The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-13

Clintock, Mrs James Belcher. Mrs
Frank r. Millspaugh, Mrs ]. c. McClin-
took, Mrs. NJ A Low, Mrs. Thomas E.
Dewey, Mrs. Albert T. Reid, Mrs. Arthur
McC1intock of Lincoln, Neb. Mrs. Dorr
Norton of Kansas City, Mrs. Robert
Carver, Miss Louise Kellam, Miss Gala
CutteIl, Miss Mary Moore, Miss Anna
Harrison, Miss Kate Moore, Miss Nellie
Baker of Lathrop, Mo, Miss Elvia
Millspaugh, Miss Helen Otis, Miss Helen
Quinton, Miss Nellie Rugg of Independ-
ence.
Guests from out of town were: Mrs.
Harry Weaver and Mrs. Dorr Norton of
Kansas City, Mrs. A. w. Hargreaves of
Abilene, Miss Nellie Baker of Lathrop,
Mo-, Mrs Arthur McClintock of Lincoln,
Neb., Miss Lucia Hunting of Leaven-
worth Mr. and Mrs. Thompson left last
night for Kansas City where they will
be at home after September 1, at POI
West Thirty-fourth street
"How much depends upon a word
said the Plain Man who Speaks His
Mind. when you say that Miss
Blank is to marry a broker in New
York 1t sounds rich and respectable
but if you were to put it plainly and
call her fance a gambler what a diff
ference it would make.
Kansas City Journal: Mr.. George
Francis Damon has sent out invita-
tions 10 the marriage of his daughter,
Daisy Agnes, to Mr.. Ralph Waldo
Emerson McGregor, on Wednesday
evening. the 26th of June, at o'clock
at St. PauHs Episcopal church. At
home after September l, 343 West
Fifty-sixth street, New York city
Der of the faculty of the college of
the Sisters of Bethany. where she
taught dramatic art and English for
three terms and afterwards Greek
and Latin. She frequently visits
Miss Maud Kimball, 1915 Polk street,
and has many friends in Topeka. Miss
Kimban will go to Kansas City for
the wedding.
why did Oakley move out to the
Country club? ?" 80, in order to have a
new set of walters to 'cuss.' 90
Miss Marjorie Anderson of San Fran
cisco, California and Mr.. Lawrence
married June &c at the home of the |
brides brother Mr.. Frank Anderson |
in St. Marys. Miss Anderson who |
formerly attended Washburn and has |
many friends in college and town cir |
cles has been living in California with |
her mother for the past two years. Mr.. |
Carr is a teacher Of languages in the |
high of San Diego where they will re-
side.
Charlie Colladay who has been spend |
ing two days with Miss Gail Hether- |
ington, left this morning for Topeka, |
where she will visit Miss Jeanette |
Walcott From there she will visit |
kin in Hutchinson, and then go to Los
where her husband will join |
her. and they will spend the winter
there with Mrs. Colladay's parents |
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stapper, going in
the spring to their home in Hanley,
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Orr and Mr.. and !
Mrs. ]. NJ. Challiss leave shortly after
the first of July for the jamestown !,
exposition incidentally they will visit |
Philadelphia, while the grand lodge
of E1ks is in session. as both Mr.. Orr
and Mr.. Challiss are delegates The
party will also visit New York and
Lawrence World: Mrs Emma Nell
son has issued invitations for the we'd
ding of her daughter Aleda and Mr..
K. Ummethun of Topeka. The
wedding will take place Wednesday
June &c. at 1880 from the family
home. At home cards are enclosed
for after July 1, at $40 Harrison street,
Topeka.
Two Topeka girls are interested in
the same man. At a party the other
day one of the girls spoke of having
from the man in which he told of
some changes of plans which would
delay his arrival in town. Yes
spoke up the other girl, not to be OUT
done, 81 had a letter telling me about
it. Now the question is, can a let
ter travel as fast as telegram?
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Morton will
the Professionals at Lake
View next Monday. The party will
remain at the lake over night and re-
turn Tuesday.
A Topeka girl has two out of town
suitors whose first names are the same.
Both are coming to town to see her
within a month. Bets are about even
as to which will win out.
Kansas City Times: 1.-THE Owls
will boot no more. They're girls, too.
A Kansas law-not a game law either
has caused them to fly far away
from the Surff1ower state. 1.-THE Owls
was the leading sorority in the Kansas