The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-19

next. week for Wellesley was the. guest
of honor at an afternoon bridge Civ
en- by Miss Anna Marie Nellis at Pal
atlne Hill today. The invitations in
GUIDED Miss Carney, Miss Mary Nc
Lehman, Miss Henrietta Alexander,
Miss Leona Curtis, Miss Clyde Bone
brake. Miss MAZDA Gardner. Miss Eel
Ia zellers. Miss Margaret Russell,
Miss Marian Wear, Miss Elizabeth
Holiday. Miss Esther Rodgers, Miss
Katharine Kellam, Miss Margaret
Minney, Miss Margaret Jetmore, Miss
Alice Willard, Miss Cornelia Gleed,
Miss Guenn GODDARD, Miss WilheImine
Marburg. Miss Josephine Norton, Miss
Mary Gleed, Miss Dorothy Gleed, Miss
Ann sTroutman, Miss Laura South
wick. Miss Gertrude McClintoek, Miss
Berenice Emahizer, Miss Elizabeth
Dickie of Tulsa, Okla, Miss Gertrude
Kitchell. Miss Bertha KitchelI, Miss
Louise Heath, Miss Louise Raster.
Miss Alice Larimer, Miss Laura Hall,
Miss Helen Stevenson, Miss Baldwin
of Ashtabula, o., Mrs. T. H. Mum.
Miss Dolly Curtis. Miss Florence
tombstone and Miss Berenice Fuller.
Miss Laura Southwick will be as
sisted at the tea which she will give
Monday for her cousin Miss Laura
Richmond of Rochester, N. Y, by.
Myra Tompkins, Miss Ann Troutman,
Miss Emma Bolmar, Miss Alice Lari-
mer, Miss Helen Spielman, Miss EN-
ma Smith, Miss Hazel Jones, Miss Jo-s
sephine Lynch, Miss Esther Lynch
and Miss Lucille Lynch. Miss Ruth
Wilson, Miss. Mildred Morton, Miss
Helen Louise Crosby and Miss May
Kelly will be at the punch bowl.
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The Beta sorority of Washburn
gave a rushing party this afternoon at
the home of Miss Margaret Going. the
feature of which was a new game in
vented by Miss Vivian futile and
named for the sorority and is said to
be extremely clever and interesting.
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Miss Nell Kirk entertained this af-
ternoon in compliment to Miss Eta
Beck whose marriage to Mr.. Victor
Martin of Chicago takes place october
| 7th.
The marriage of Miss Emily Louise
Hagar and Mr.. Stephen Poulterer
Morris of New York city, took place at
noon today at the home of the form
er's mother, Mrs. Mary Hagar, S2S
Fillmore street. Rev. Mr.. Estey per-
formed the ceremony In the presence
of about twenty relatives. and close
| friends. Miss Grace Mason Welch-
PLAYED the wedding marches and MISS
Grace Frost and Mr.. De witt Hagar
were maid of honor and groomsman:
The bride wore a travelling toilet OF
brown. a three piece tailored SUIT with
big brown hat trimmed with roses
Mr.. Morris has been prominently
Identified with sociological work for
a number of years ans now holds the
position of field secretary for the Ma
tional Child Labor committee, Win
headquarters in New York city. Tney
will make New York their nome, Out
will spend most of this winter traVel-
ling and will stop in Topeka soon TOT
a short visit on their way to the Paci-
fic coast. Mrs. Morris is an unsually
clever and attractive young woman
and has a wide circle of friends in To-
peka. where she has spent most OF
her life.
Mr.. j. Clayton Wallace and Miss
Jennie o. Woody, both OF peka,
were married in Kansas City To-Day
and will return to Topeka Monday.
Mr.. wallace is a son. of Mrs. ana MIS-
with the return of Mrs. F. W. Wat
SON. president of the City Federalion
of eWomen's clubs, from her summer.
home. Topinabee, Men, me me CIV st ts
son in Topeka. opens. Mrs WATSON
returned yesterday and plans, LOT tne
october meeting Of the 1ederatlon'
which formally starts the Cup year,
are ALREADY. unQeT way. L ~ -
plan of last year the programme meet
ings- will be in charge OF the commit
tees of the federation. The educatIon-
al and library committees, Mrs. G J.
Evans and Mrs. Scott Hopkins, CHAIR
man. will be in charge of the OCTOBER
meeting and an interesting programme
is promised.
Mrs. ]. S. Simmons of Hutchinson,
president of the Women's Kansas Day
club. will be in town Monday and Will
meet people interested in the work OF
her organization at the Copeland.
The Ladies' Music club will have the
first meeting of the season wednesday
at the home of Mrs L. S. Ferry. This
is the clubs twenty-first year. The
oficers are: Miss Ellen Parkhurst,
president; Mrs. j. w. Going, vice
president: Miss Helen Hogeboon, sec
retary; Mrs. S. j. Hodgins. treasurer;
Mrs. F. P. MacLennan, corresponding
| secretary.
The West Side Forestry club will
have an outdoor meeting Thursday at
| cages park. to which the members of
| the Oakland Forestry club have been
| asked.
The first meeting of the Western
Sorosis club will be held Saturday.
| afternoon, September 26, with Mrs. J.
d. Mcfarland. Mrs F. w. Watson,
Mrs. Francis L. Hayes, Miss Effie Ora