The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-24

Mrs. Ralph Skinner and Miss Agnes
| Fisk gave a luncheon today at the
| home of the latter for Miss Marjorie
Anderson CT st. Marys whose mar
riage to Mr. Lawrence Carr of San
Diego, California, takes place Thurs
| day at the home of her brother, Mr..
| Frank Anderson, in St. Marys. Miss
Anderson came to Topeka this morn
ing with Miss Fisk who has been her
guest since Saturday and Mr.. Carr will
come down tomorrow to spend the
day with Mr.. Orwell B. Towne. Mr..
at Williams from which they were
graduated in so. Mr.. Carr was grad
uated this year from the school of
medicine of Harvard.
The marriage of Mrs. Anna Over
holt and Mr.. Franklin Hunt of kan
sas City took place Saturday afternoon
at five o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Overholt's father, Mr.. Copeland Cor
don, in Highland Park. The Rev. DR..
A. S. Embree performed the ceremony
and owing to the recent death of the
brides mother only a few relatives
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt have
gone to Kansas City where they will
make their home. Mr.. Hunt formerly
lived in Topeka and had classes in
voice here. He now has a studio in
Kansas City. He has an extraordi-
narily fine baritone voice and was
ceptionally charming, gracious and at
tractive woman and the announce
ment of her marriage, on account of |
the prominence of her family and her |
own popularity, is of much interest to |
a wide circle of friends in Topeka
Miss Vivian futile gave "skiddoo"
party this afternoon for Miss Lulu |
permanent residence in Los Angeles,
California. The others asked were
Mrs. w. J. Healy, Miss Berenice
Healy, Mrs. Glen Pricer of San An
tonic, Texas. Mrs. Otis Backenstoce,
Mrs. Ralph McEntire, Miss Celia
Smith, Miss Allie Wingett, Miss Nellie
Raster, Miss Daisy Monroe. Miss
Lenore Monroe, Miss Daisy Neil Miss
Lora Neil, Miss Carrie Morton, Miss
Helen Cockerell, Miss Grace Cock
erell, Miss Mabel Cuthbert, Miss Helen
Cartilage, Miss Laura Lux Miss Ethel |
Frizzell. Miss Helen Haughey Miss
Eva Bailey, Miss Mabel Renwick, Miss
Bess Renwick. Miss Spicer of Colo
Alice Meade, Miss Virginia Meade,
Miss Margaret Johnston. Miss Helen
McClintock, Miss Winifred Hadley,
Miss Jessie Burdick. of Kansas City,
Eta Sproat, Miss Mary Gall, Miss
Grace Page, Miss Helen Ingham Miss
Edith IDgham, Miss Mary Fisher, Miss
Julia Wellhouse. Miss Hazel Jones,
MISS Eulll morton. MISS marguerite
Mills, Miss Nadine Lyle, Miss Clara
Daniels. Miss FIossie Burge. Miss
Florence Tucker. Miss Gertrude Reed,
Miss Rose Mitchell, Miss Frances
Mitchell. Miss Mary Wilson of Cali
fornia, Miss Lugrace Whitmer Miss
isabel Heath, Miss Louise Heath,
Miss Josephine Bell, Miss Winnie
Williams, Miss Stacey Burgess, Miss
Emma Smith, Miss Margaret Going.
Miss Julia Iarin1er dauebtar ~ Mr.
and Mrs. ]. B. Larimer of Potwin, and
Miss Alice Rossington, daughter of Col
onel w. H. Rossington, who will be
graduated Tuesday from Wellesley,
will be among the most interesting and
of the debutantes of next
season. Miss Larimer prepared for
wellesley in the Topeka high school
and at Washburn, and Miss Rossington
was graduated from Miss Barstow's
school. Kansas City, before she enter
ed college. Both have been popular
set which rather dominates the social
life of Topeka during the summer va
cations. Miss Marion Edwards of
Kinsley, who has visited Miss Rossing-
the class of 1907 at Wellesley, the
members of which will take their de-
grees Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Larimer
and Col. Rossington are at Wellesley
will spend about six weeks travelling
in the east before they return
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1t is said that Topeka family of
four spend only one dollar a day on
their table. Listen and you will hear
the housekeepers scream, Il don't be-
lieve it!''
e
Mr. Warner H. Strowig entertained
a party of Topeka people at a camping
party at his fathers, Motto Strowig,
place at Paxico. Saturday and Sunday.
The party, which was lavishly enter ;
tanned, included: Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Lagerstrom and son, Russell, Mr.. and :
MIS-. F. G. Lagerstrom. Mr.. and Mrs
C. w. Scott and daughters, Marjorie
and Gladys. Miss Bessie Lagerstrom,
Mr.. Earl H. w. Hite, Mr.. Elmer Myers,
Mr.. Wheldon Morris, Mr.. j. E. Brown,
Mr.. Ralph Smith, Mr.. Raymond F. At
wood, Mr.. Frank A Scott
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Invitations are out for the marriage
of Mr.. Abe ]. August to Miss Hannah
Chaska of Fort Wayne, Ind: Mr. Aug
ust left Sunday for Fort Wayne
Emporia Gazette: Apropos of the !
celebration, Mrs. Geo.
Plumb gave luncheon Tuesday. at l
Lyon county prior to 1865. By every
possible means she secured all the
names she could, and invited all these
women to her luncheon. After the
write of an incident connected with
the early history of Emporia and the
county. AS many as possible of these
little anecdotes were read during the
! ffernoon. All of them will be preserv-
ed in some permanent form. The
Young women of the French Cooking
club served the luncheon.
Misses Florence Alice Smiley, Ruth
Grandon, Mary Ann Magaw, Helen
Fair. Rebecca Mary Stanley, Jeanette
watts. and Fern Fitzpatrick composed
a picnic party at Vinewood Saturday.