The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-04

Mrs. Charles L. Wood gave a pretty
! luncheon at the National yesterday in
compliment to Miss Theresa Critch--
| Oskaloosa, who will be graduated
from the College of the Sisters of
| Bethany tomorrow. The guests in
| cluded Mrs. Critchfield and Mrs. c. F.
| johnson of Oskaloosa. Mrs. G. w.
| Young and the following Bethany
girls: Miss Grosvenor Colver. Miss
Ruth Price, Miss Helen Hazlett, Miss
Eloise Pattison and Miss Mildred
| Poindexter. Daisies. the class flower,
| were used for a centerDice. but the
| most effective feature of the decora-
] sat around the table brimming over
with the happy excitement Of the com
mencement season.
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The Helianthus club will give sub
scription dance at Vinewood Friday
| night.
The marriage of two former Wash
| burn students, Miss Edna Hazelton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s.
| Hazelton of Norton, and Mr.. Clark
Bush of Oberlin, which will take place
at the brides home in Norton Wednes-
day. June II, is of interest in Topeka.
| Miss Bertha Dinsmore will go to Nor
ton for the wedding. Mr.. Bush is a
| banker in Oberlin where they will
make their home.
Kansas City Times: Mr. and Mrs.
William r. Nelson entertained with a
dinner party last night in honor of
Miss Florence Rossington and Mr..
Walter w. Colpitts.
Miss Ida Mcknight of the high
school faculty has gone to her home IN
Hiawatha where her marriage to Mr..
Paul Foulke of St. Joseph will take
place soon at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mcknight Al
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Knight is a graduate of the University
of Kansas and member of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
Mrs 7 w Burt and Miss Louise
Kellam will entertain their bridge CLUB
at the Country club Tuesday of next
week.
New marrying stories impllcate Two
of the state house girls
The marriage of Mr. Chancey Brown
of Garden City, son of Mr.. ana Ms Mrs.:
Grace Theodore Smith, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Smith of Philips
burg will take place tomorrow Mr-
and Mrs Milton Brown will go to
Phillipsburg to attend the wedding. MI.
Brown is a graduate of the school OF
law of washburn college and has been
practicing his profession in GARDEN
City for about a year. MISS Smltn Is
Bethany college, Lindsborg, and had
studied with Mr. Rudolph CAM IN chi
cagO.
Mrs H. A. Perry and Mrs George G |
Bowman will give dinner Saturday
night for the members of La Douzaine
club and their husbands in honor OF |
Mrs " B. Kistler and Mrs. F. w. Wat |
son who are going away for the summer;
the former to. thee or Mexico anu
the latter to Michigan.
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Mrs. ]. P. Wahle and Mrs. w. II |
BowIby will entertain one afternoon |
next week for Mrs. James of Minneap-
oils. Minnesota, who arrived yesterday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Bowlby-
The Beta Sorority of Washburn gave
a luncheon today at the home of Miss
Helen Haughey, us Buchanan street, |
in compliment to Miss Lulu Healy, one |
of the members who leaves soon for a
new home in California. Miss Helen |
Cartilage will entertain Weekend
house party at Lake View IN honor OF
Miss Healy.
Mr. Alden Weightman gave party |
yesterday afternoon to celebrate his |
guests were: John Prescott, Carl Ander- |
son. Fred Beerbohn, Vernon West, |
RoIlen Smith, Glen Logan, Chester Hol- |
comb, Roger Savage, Jack Waggener
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Davis Marshal Crawford, King Roby, |
Houghton Albaugh, Hampton Shirer,
Kenneth Sutherland, Edwin Clark, Lloyd |
Hart Hamilton Chase, Jack Erickson, |
Stanley Copeland, Album Beal and Joe |
Fay.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Cham |
bers and Mr.. Ralph P. Rollman, will
morning at the home of the brides |
mother Mrs. J. S. Dewey, 1917 Fifth /
street west. The Rev. DR.. S. S. Estey |
will be the officiating clergyman and
ceremony. Master Roland Chambers
the brides nephew, will attend her as
page. The house will be decorated with
palms, ferns, carnations and roses. Inc
bride will wear her travelling toilet of
Copenhagen blue silk made in jumper
style with a lace waist. hat in the
leather shades trimmed with plumes
and tan gloves. The wedding trip will
be to New York city. At home after
July 1, 1917 Fifth street, west.
"Im trying to find graduation gift
for a young girl said woman this
morning. But what can one give now
adays that Sweet Girl Graduate
would look at when they are all receiv-
ing diamond solitaires bigger than their
eyes and giving one another little re-
membranes that cost 10 or 10 dol
lars?''
Hutchinson NEWS 0OTd
Lewis, of Kinsley. arrived this after
noon and is the guest of Mrs. E. d.
White. Mrs. Lewis will give lecture
tonight to the members of the Shakes
peare club at the home of the Misses
Gabrielson on East Sixth street.
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The Grace Cathedral Guild picnic at
Mrs J. NJ Meade's has been again
postponed, this time until June TO- The
women of the Guild have been trying
to give a picnic all spring but every