The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-20

Rock. Ark. took place at o'clock this
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Atwood. AIS Tyler
street. The bride is a graduate of the
Topeka high school and of Wash burn
college. Mr.. Biddison was formerly
the Rev. B. J. Biddison OF Manhattan,
performed the ceremony and Miss
Harriet Embree at the piano played
the wedding marches. The house was
and white roses and carnations. The
bride was unattended and wore white
summer gown with trimmings Of en-
broidery and fillet lace and carried
brides roses. The Rev. and Mrs. B
j. Biddison and their daughters. Misses
Claire and Edna Biddison, Mr.. Mac
Biddison Of Independence, and Miss
Ada Cotter Of Galba, ILL.,. were out of
town guests at the wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. Biddison left this afternoon for
Eureka Springs. Ark. where they will
spend few weeks before they go to
their home in Little Rock.
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When man is fussy he is fussier
than woman ever dreamed OF being.
The hostess who gives big party
stores up trouble for herself that lasts
the rest of her life. If she gives
out will forgive her but il she invites a
large number everybody who is forgot
ten feels stung and when they enter
tain there is nothing doing for the
careless hostess who forgot them. They
will ask all the rest of their acqua1nr-
ances. whether indebted to them or
not, but not for all the world would
they bury the Ratchet and include the
hostess who left them out. When you
give big party you might as we'll take
off the lid and ask everybody in town
because the few whose invitations blow
off the front porch will give a party
and cut you If it takes their last cent.
And you know you'll want to go to
their party, If everybody you know
goes. even If they're not in Your Set.
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The Current Literature club met
with Mrs. Otto Kiene yesterday and
the annual election was held. Mrs. c.
P. Bolmar was reelected president.
Richie, vice president; Mrs. Ed Brier,
secretary, and Mrs. Otto Kiene. treas
urer. The club s<Nsill7 have. its, next
meeting, the lasts0f the season, with
Mrs. L. L. Kiene-:s
A climbing rose which adorns Mrs.
Gufiford Dudley's house on Harrison
street is one Of the prettiest of the
many beautiful climbers now in bloom
in Topeka.
The marriage of Mrs. A. Diment.
formerly of Topeka. and Mr.. H. Rob-
inson, well known merchant of Kan
ass City. Mo-, took place Saturday at
witnessed the ceremony which was
performed by Rabbi Mayer. Follow
ing the marriage a sumptuous supper
was served to sixty guests. n
Madame Souther's pupils In voice
will give recital Saturday night at
MacVicar chapel, Washburn. The pub
lie Is invited.
Mrs w. A Johnston and Mrs Wal
ter L. Bates will entertain the mem
bers of the Oakland Forestry club at
1892 Park avenue on Saturday at
$3.50 p. m.
The pupils of Mrs. Florence Fox
Thatcher will give a recital Tuesday
night. May rs. in the Washburn
chapel.
The Principals club, composed of
the principals Of the city schools,
last night at the home of Miss Madge
Moore, Vinewood. Miss Lola Graham
was elected president Of the club and
Mr.. E. F. Stanley secretary.
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The Nautilus club members, who
have written a club story, have de-
cided on a name for the production.
They will call it Charity 1t is ex-
planned that the reason for adopting
this name was because Charity
covers a multitude Of SINS And
| then. the name of the heroine in the
story, who winds up as a foreign mis-
sionary, was Charity.
The members of the Lakota club
| are in Granville to spend the day
! with Mrs. Charles Keinhans. The
party includes: Mrs. Harrison Nor
gan, Mrs. Charles P. Adams. Mrs.
David Palmer, Miss Florence Well
come, Miss Villa Rodgers. Miss Mary
Marion Garretson, Mrs Luther Burns,
Mrs. Earl Williams. Mrs. Charles
Elliott, Mrs. Ed O'Neill and Mrs. B.
| F. Criswe1l.
| The faculty of Washburn college
will give an Informal party tonight at
| the home of Prof. and Mrs. Wilbur
]. Greer for DR.. and Mrs. Norman
Plass.
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| The junior class of Washburn will
| give a party for the seniors tonight
at the home of Miss Clara Daniels
The quartette and vested choir OF
| the First Congregational church will
| give a concert Wednesday evening,
/ May 20, at the church.
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The Delta Phis of Washburn gave a
line party last night TOT the Coilege
Chaperones at the Grand. Those in
line were: Miss Airline Dietrich, Miss
Hazel Larkin, Miss Allie Wingett, Miss
Daisy Monroe, Miss Bell Senior, Miss
Ra Hotchkiss Miss Frances Brown,
| Miss Margaret Minney, Miss Helen
Plass, Miss Bess Renwick, Miss Mary
Overholt, Miss Yetta Conklin, Miss
Nellie Raster, Miss Rose Mitchell.
Miss Daisy Neil. Miss Julia Wellhouse,
Miss Mildred Guild, Miss Edna Hall,
hriC i~o Toll
Snyder, Mr.. Quinton Adams, Mr.. Ar
thur Carruth, Mr.. Edward Ingham,
Mr.. Lee johnson, Mr.. George White.
Mr.. Warren Dunaway. Mr. w. 4