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

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The marriage of Miss Mary Rachel
ncGrath and Mr.. Benjamin MacClure
1TSscott of Los Angeles, California,
viii be celebrated at half after five
clock tomorrow afternoon at the
nome of the brides grandmother,
nj MIS-. John Guthrie. 921 Clay street.
Inc Rev. DR.. S. s. Estey of the First
Presbyterian church will perform the
ceremony for which only relatives and
Few close friends have been asked.
Inc mouse will be decorated with yell
low and white chrysanthemums and
the scolors, yellow and white, will pre-
van in the wedding details. Miss
mabel Holloway, at the piano, will
play the wedding marches. The bride
VIII be unattended and will wear a
lovely gown of white net over white
satin and trimmed with messaline
bands, Irish point, baby Irish crochet
and white silk tassels. Her bouquet
wedding trip will include visits to
Denver, Pueblo and Salt Lake City.
AT nome In Los Angeles, 2641 Harvard
boulevard. Out of town guests who
Will attend the wedding are Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton d. Moore of Lawrence
and Mrs. F. M. Prescott, the groom's
mother, of Los Angeles.
Miss Nellie Newman, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Newman
of Emporia was married Saturday
evening to Frank P. Warren. The cere-
mony was performed at the home of
the brides parents, the Rev. r. H. Mize
or st. Andrews Episcopal church offic1-
ating, assisted by the Rev. ]. H. Rice
OF the First Congregational church.
The out-of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Newman and Earl and AL
bErt Newman of Arkansas City; Mrs.
Eaman of Kansas City; Miss Eva Rich
fof Fort Dodge, Ia; Miss Margaret
Fuller of Providence r. l.; Miss Irene
Robinson Mrs CyVrIS Snra
of st. Joseph, Mo-; Miss Mabel Cooley |
of Indianapolis, Ind; and Gordon Kelly |
of Kansas City.
Invitations were sent out Saturday |
for a reception to be given at the |
Grand hotel, Kansas City, Kansas, to !
O'Clock, Saturday. November Is, COM 4
plimentary to Mrs. D. S. Stephens, for |
mer president of the Second district |
federation of women's clubs, who re-
turned from Japan last week. The
hostesses will be: Mrs. D. E. Cornell. |
Mrs. George Van Cleave, Mrs. M. E.
Pearson, Mrs. WE. Brown, Mrs. w. A.
Farris, Mrs. Randolph Nichols, Mrs.
John Troutman, Mrs. D. W. Troup,
ings, Mrs Willard Merriam, Mrs. J. A.
Hutchings, Mrs. Zacharfa Mason, Mrs.
Clara S. Allis, Mrs. w. D. Mowry, Mrs.
o. Q. Clafflin.
Lawrence World: Miss Grace Clark
and Mr.. Clarence Miller. both of Tope-
ka, were united in marriage Friday
evening at the home of Rev. NJ. E.
Nethercut. Mr.. Miller is the son of
DR. j. K. Miller, formerly the pastor
of the First Methodist church in this
city.
The Nautilus club will meet with Mrs.
VIM. Shaver on Boswell street Tuesday
afternoon.
The. Junior -Atlantean club will meet
y, IIrear. dow Of ar-
noon, 30S West Eighth tsreet-
Miss Helen McClintock will entertain /:
her bridge club tomorrow in compu-
ment to Mrs. Harry Alton of Enid, Ok,
guest of Miss Maud Grimes.
The sign in most every girls yard,
MAN wanted: White preferred" has
special significance in Topeka where
half the town girls as well as the co-eds J
are crazy about" George White, the
Washburn right halfback- {
Mexican Herald: Mrs. Alfred G. Frost
is having the pleasure of visit from
her sister, Mrs. F. w. Blackmar, of ]
Lawrence, Kan, who arrived on Mon !
day. She will remain some time with
Mrs. Frost.
man would laugh at a Poor Work
ing Girls idea of a Vocation. A Topeka
P. w. G. returned from a weeks vaca- '
tion today and is telling about the Per-
fectly Grand time she had making, :
or cleaning her winter clothes, '
shampooing her hair and eating onions
ad libitum-whatever that is. c
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Miss Myra Tompkins gave luncheon ,
for some Bethany girl friends today.
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A man who loathes the game saw '
three people playing bridge for the first
time. IF three people can play all .
right" he demanded, why bore four?" : =.
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The second students recital in the de-
partment of music of the Washburn ,
school of fine arts was given Friday af- Z
FAMINE follows:
I&nsolation, Confidence. .Mendelssohn
y. Irene Winner. n
10 vivoe Tame -Campano n
Misses Doster and Irons.
Du Bist Die Rub. Schubert-Liszt
Alice Meade.
The VOW HelmQnul
Eva Bailey.
From La Tofca.. .Puccini T
Grace Page.
Carnival, LIST Half. Schumann
Effie Page.
Mira From ''Figaro's Wedding
Irma Doster. "
70 Water Lily In Autumn .MacDowen n
Mildred Guild. r,
AUTUMN Matthews e
Grace Boles. %
Violin, Irene Schilling. b
.1-eSCneIeZKy Ii
William Warmer. h
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The city federation of clubs will have W
ton f14er -