The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-21
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Miss Clara Daniels gave a luncheon
today for Miss Josephine KeiZer who
leaves Saturday. for the cast to take her
entrance examinations for Smith col
lege.
The marriage of Mrs. Dora Sutherland
Carr and Mr. Wayland Chapman. whose
engagement was formally announced
within the last fortnight, took place
quietly Tuesday night at the home of
the Rev. Francis l.. Hayes, of the First
Congregational church, DR.. Hayes
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs CHAP
man will be at home at SIS Monroe
but viii leave in September for west
ern wedding journey, to be gone rev
weeks. Mrs. Chapman is an attractive
and lovable young woman VINO mas nVeq
in Topeka for a number of years ana
has a wide circle of friends here. she is
especially well known in club work, pe-
ing d member of the Ramblers' Club and
of the Topeka chapter OF the Daughters
of the American Revolution, ana
prominent and active member OF the
city federation, offices in which nave
been offered her at different times. MI Mr,
Yam, New York, where the sutherland
family have relatives. and frequently
visited them. He is United states meat
inspector for the Wolff Packing COM
pany.
The best looking, collie puppy you ever
saw is the property of Mr.. and MIS-.
William Wikidal whose collie "Iopeka
SANDY took three prizes at the Topeka
bench show last winter Ihelr- new
puppy is beautifully marked ana mas an
the points of a thorougnDred- one was
born on the Fourth of July ana mas
been named Glory in recognition or
her birthday.
Miss Ned Griffitt gave a luncheon 1
yesterday for Miss Rose Robson of Car
bondale The other guests were MISS
Marjorie Whitney, Miss Katharine Mel
son. Miss Anita Laurent, MISS Helen
Roehr, Miss Mabel Gallagher, Miss Jen-
ME Heinzman.
The marriage of Mr.. Lester Molz and
Miss Julia Kern, both of Topeka, will
her A. at the home of the groom's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Molz, 11O7 Hun
toon street. Mr.. Molz is clerk IN the /
A. t. & S F. offices. Mr.. and Mrs MOLE
viii be at home after the 1st OF OCTOBER
at 1858 Mulvane street
The Saturday Afternoon Card club
gave a lawn picnic this afternoon at the
home of Miss Nell Allen. in compliment
to Miss Bess Elder. The company in
Guided Miss Elder. Miss Allen, Mrs.
Charles Ritschard. Mrs. Jesse Fletcher,
Mrs. Frank Sturges. Mrs. Glenn Prleer,
Murphy Miss Ida Tinker, Miss May
Miss Florence and Miss Ella Bailey
Miss Maud Van Houten.
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Mr. and Mrs ]. E. Lucas gave
family dinner last night in honor OF
Mrs. G. F. Maxwell of New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Kline entertained
informally Monday evening for Mrs;
Maxwell and Mrs. J. p. Wilson Will
entertain Thursday afternoon for her.
Notes and Personal Mention
Miss Tide ROBINSON will leave to-
morrow for Mexico. Missouri, to visit
for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R. Fruer. form
erly of Topeka who have been living
in Lincoln, Nebraska, for the past two
years, will go to Denver soon for
permanent residence. Mrs Fruer is
Visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs ].
N Joerger in Leavenworth. but Will
Join Mr.. Fruer in Denver soon:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell
and Miss Mildred Morton have re-
turned from trip to Colorado.
Mr. John C. Waters was in Kansas
City yesterday.
Mr.. Harrison Garrison, Mrs. Frank
Edison and her children went to Lake
View Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Bronson were in
Kansas City yesterday.
Mr.. George Patrick Hayden is in |
Auburn today.
The Misses Pickens returned yes
,terday from a ten days business trip |
to Chicago.
Mrs. James O'Hare and Miss Nellie |
Philips have returned from visits IN
ST Joseph. Leavenworth and Kansas
CITY. They were in the railway wreck |
on the Burlington last Thursday in
which one man was killed and five in
tured, but they escaped without IN
Mr.. William Copley of Chicago is in
Miss Nav Watson has returned from
q visit in Springfield Missouri.
fred Repp of Kansas City and Miss
Hazel Nelson will be guests of Mrs |
Frank Hobart during the Lambda /
Alpha Lambda conclave-
Mrs E G. Thompson and her niece, |
Mrs. Frank Luce, have gone to Onaga |
TO visit Mrs. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene B. Stotts have
returned from a visit in Garden City.
Mrs. Lille Weightman Stevenson
Henry Stevenson and Mr.. George
Stevenson and their families in Turon.
Miss Ruth Hayden of Holton. who
was the guest or Miss Dolly Curtis,
went home yesterday.
Misses Josephine, Lucille and Esther
Lynch will return today or tomorrow
from Wichita. where they have been
visiting for about three weeks. The
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. F. n. Lynch will be
home soon from Ludington, Michigan,
where their vacation was spent.
Leavenworth Post: Miss Florence
Rossington of Topeka, and Mr.. Walter
Colpitts of Kansas City, were the
guests Sunday of DIR. and Mrs. D. r.
Phillips
Mrs Frank Crane and her daughter
Mildred are at Lake View.
Parsons Sun: DIR. Z. G. Wilm, his
wife and two children together with
his mother, who have been visiting
Mrs. Wins parents. Rev and Mrs
A. L. Gridley. returned TO their home
in Topeka today. Master John Grid
ley accompanied them for a few
weeks visit.
Wichita Beacon: Misses Nellie ana