The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-14

Thursday morning at IL O'Clock at the
| home of the brides parents, Ills West
Eighth avenue in the presence of the
immediate family, the grooms father
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. McKirahan
left on the noon train for their home in
Amarillo.
A girl in a millinery shop was trying
on a hat trimmed with big punches of
long grass and foliage. The only trou-
BILE with that hat" she said, lis that if
bought it I'd have to buy lawn NOW
er, too
Mrs. E. r. Taylor and Mrs Frank
Trip will be at home informally on
the afternoon and evening of June p
at the Taylor residence on Western ave-
nue. in honor of Miss Kate Hartman
of Kansas City, who is to be Mrs. TaY
lorNs guest. The afternoon hours are
from to o'clock and the evening
from to 10 o'clock No invitations
Miss Mildred Foindexter gave a lunch
con Tuesday at Mills tea room for Miss
Effie Crannell of Kansas City.
Members of the Topeka chapter of the
D. A. r. went to Holton today to attend
a flag day celebration. They will be
entertained by Mrs. George s. Linscott,
a member of the Topeka chapter. Mrs
w. E Stanley of Wichita, the state
regent, accompanied the party. which
included Mrs. H. I. Cook, Mrs. Theodore
Saxon, Mrs. Berta McGiffort. Miss Zu
Adams, Miss Mary Barley, Mrs. c. G.
Blakely, Mrs. Luther Burns, Mrs. A. I.
Hankla, Mrs T. w. Harrison, Mrs. L.
H Holtwick, Mrs A. H. Horton, Mrs. F.
NJ. Kimball, Mrs. H. w. McAfee, Miss
Mary Meade, Mrs. J. M. Meade, Miss
Belle Thompson. Mrs. Esther Young,
Mrs. Peppmyer, Miss Mary Harrison,
Mrs. Rousseau A Burch, Mrs. Labach,
Miss Bessie Boughton, Miss Lee, Mrs.
Frank Klingman, Mrs M. M. Miller
Mrs. G. Ct. Moore, Mrs. A. K. Rodgers,
Miss Mamie Schenck, Mrs. J. L. Shella-
barger Mrs. Will Macferran, Mrs. Fred
Slater, Mrs. Robert Stone, Mrs. Fannie
Sutherland, Mrs. w. A. S. Bird, Mrs.
Henry Mitchell, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. w.
P. HemphiIl and Mrs. J. M. Brunt.
The Nautilus club will give a picnic
this evening on the Washburn campus
for the members of the club and their
families.
Mrs. James sproat entertained infor-
mally this afternoon for Mrs. G. U.
Philley of St. Joseph.
At a wedding the other night one of
the ushers had to run home between
the church ceremony and the re-
ception to change his wilted collar for
a fresh one.
The Ceramic Art club will hold its
last meeting of the season Monday
afternoon at VinewUod. Those who
are unable to attend are ask to notify
Miss Witwer early as possible.
Members are asked to take the 1880
O'Clock car. Lunch will be taken at
the cafe.
If you want to know about Promi
nent Family don't ask their intimate
friends: get a gossiping acquaintance
with the people who live in the same
block whose names the P. F. don't
even know.
The following young women had a
picnic at Vinewood last night: Miss
o'Neil, Miss Bess Embry. Miss Adina
Foberg, Miss Florence Atwood, Miss
Alta Wiser, Miss Ellen Foberg, Miss
Olga Wessen, Mss Delma Foberg,
Miss Harriet Embry. Miss Lena
Miller, Miss Harriet Bell, Miss Lucille |
McAfee, Miss Edith Atwood.
About time, now, for the girls who
didn't score last winter. to pack their |
trunks and hike. out for the annual
summer nan-hunt.
Mrs. Arthur Mills is entertaining |
the Fillmore Street Whist club at Lake
View today. Her guests include Mrs. |
Edward A Herbst, Mrs. Arthur Linga- |
felt of Chicago. Mrs. w. T. Crosby, |
Mrs. John E. Lord. Mrs. Fred Cole, |
Mrs Frank s. Crane, Miss Kate |
Gunther. Mrs. John Clark Harmon, |
Mrs. John Bradley, Mrs. Hammatt, |
and Mrs. George A. Clark.
Mrs Schuyler C. Nichols and her
Mrs. Willard Hall. Miss
Laura Hall, Mrs. George A. Clark and |
her daughters and Miss Milly Whar |
ton are spending the week at Lake |
View. R4
Atchison Globe Thursday: Mrs. |
w. ]. Bailey gave a luncheon at one
o'clock this afternoon which was dis /
tinguished by perfect taste and ele- |
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