The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-11

| Topeka club Saturday in compliment
to Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon and Mrs
David w. Mulvane-
Miss Isabel Smith will give lunch
| con at the Country club Friday fol
Miss Jeanette Ware and Mrs. Eugene
Huntington Ware will entertain the
girls of Miss Wares bridal party a.
bridge Saturday morning followed by
luncheon at her house on West Fifth
street.
Mrs. David w. Norton entertained
her bridge club this afternoon for Miss
Alice Lakin's guest, Miss Schuyler oil
Clinton. Iowa.
Miss Hazel Jones gave a luncheon
today in compliment to Miss Minnie
Helmers of Leavenworth, Miss Lydia
Stoffer of Hiawatha and Miss Bess
Cummins of Kansas City. The others
asked were Mrs David Gossett, Miss
Margaret Johnston. Miss Edith Nor
ton, Miss Emma Smith. Miss Margaret
Going, Miss Eleanor Lukens. Miss
Julia Wellhouse and Miss Florence
WEIGH. The table was decorated with
miniature telegraph poles by means of
which kilograms were sent to the
guests during the luncheon.
Mrs. Eta ]. Hadley has issued invf-
tations for the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Winifreds Hadley, and Mr..
Walter E. Davis at her home, 634 Clay
street, Thursday, evening. June %: at
August 1, 719 Huntoon street.
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"Once in love, always in love- says
a Topeka man. but not always with
the same woman.
Leavenworth Post: Mrs. d. r
Phillips has issued invitations to fifty
of her friends for bridge party on
Friday afternoon. -. Mrs. Edward
W.. &c fIA nf
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Atchi-
SON. Miss Florence Rossington
will come from Topeka Wednesday to
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. ID. X.
Phillips.
bachelor lawyer in reading for
divorce case discovered this judicial
epigram: "a man does not marry a
woman merely for the opportunity
of paying for her board and washing.
But that's about all some of them get
out of it.
Mrs Floyd Baker. 1921 Polk street.
will be at home informally Saturday
afternoon from to 6 O'Clock for Miss
Nellie Baker of Lathrop, Mo. No in
vitations.
When a man has a STEADY" in the
town where his family lives there is
a joke in the society columns regu-
town Ito spend Sunday with his par
entS.'
The Topeka chapter of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution Will
celebrate flag day June Ia at Holton.
The members of the chapter are asked
to meet at the Rock Island station at
7:45 a. m on that day. Those in
tending to go are asked to communi-
cate with Mrs. Saxon, telephone 6644,
today, if possible relative to the ar
of details.
The Helianthus Literary Club will
hold it's annual picnis Thursdyavbgkq
hold its annual picnic Thursday at
Vinewood. Members are asked to
meet at the transfer station at 10
o'clock.
The Ramblers Club met yesterday
with Mrs. o. B Martin. The pro-
Stoddard's lectures by Mrs. F NJ.
and dramatic readings by
Mrs. E. b. H. RemIy and Mrs. Whip
pie, and a paper. on Mexico by Mrs.
]. P. Carnahan. The club will
give an evening lawn fete June 81,
at the home of Mrs-W. ]. Lewis. 7O6
Taylor street. for the benefit of the
public playground. A programme will
be given and refreshments sold and
the public is cordially invited
The W. T. K. club entertained the
Mothers club of the Provident Asso-
citation this afternoon.
The Kansas Authors club meets with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Morehouse at
their home, 216 West Eighth street,
Wednesday evening, June 18th Mr..
w. E. Connelley is on the program for
4 paper and the meeting promises to
be a good one. This will possibly be
Pol
except for an outdoor picnic or two. |
The present officers of the. club, re-
GENTLY elected, are Mr.. Eugene Ware, |
president; Mr.. Geo. P. Morehouse, |
vice president; DR.. H w. Roby, secre- |
airy; Mr. John Dawson, treasurer.
The club is talking up the matter of
gathering a complete library of the |
oublished writings of Kansans and |
having it accessible at one of the Ii |
oraries of this city.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Cham
oerlain. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs |
Alvin e Chamberlain. Ills Monroe |
street, and Mr.. Harry Wright took |
place last night at the home of the |
pride. The ceremony was performed |
It $50 o'clock by the Rev. Mr.. Ward |
If the Westminster Presbyterian !
church. Miss Nell Kirk played the |
Wedding march and just before the
ceremony sang. Lady Dearest" The
pride wore a pretty gown of white |
egyptian cloth trimmed with medal |
ions and Wallace. She carried an arm |
,ououet of brides roses. The rooms /
we're decorated with quantities of /
iaisies and ferns. The flowers were |
lsed in all the door arches, over the |
windows and to bank the mantel in
he living room. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright !
will take short eastern trip and be
It home after July 1 at 81 West Four
zenith street. Among the out of town
ruests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles AL
laugh. Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffrey, Mr..
nd Mrs. Francis Jeffrey and Miss
Clara Disney all of Richmond; Mr..
md Mrs. Robert Dietrich and Miss
Arlinne Dietrich of Carbonate; Miss
Anna Forsha of Carbonate; Mr.. Irv-