The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-30
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Much interest attaches to the an
nouncement which has been made IN
formally to their intimate friends, or
the engagement of Miss Jessie Camp
bell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A
Campbell, ia Clay street, and Mr.. Ed
win Willis Davis of Leavenworth. Inc
marriage will take place in August. MISS
Campbell has been visiting Mrs. JohI
Dodsworth in Leavenworth frequently
during the past few months where her
ecouaintance with Mr. Davis began
and developed to this interesting stage
Mr.. Davis is the proprietor ana man
azer of a large mercantile establish
ment in Leavenworth ana is PROM
inent in social as well as business CIR
Giles in that town. Miss Campbell IS
most attractive Young woman, pretty.
clever and a pianist of more than or
binary amateur attainment. She mas
travelled extensively and is aItosetnei
one of the most interesting girls IN IL
peka While her close frlenos haNe
known of her engagement for a num-
her Of weeks no formal announcement
has been made and the news Will come
as a surprise to many of her acquaint-
ances.
DR.. and Mrs. McCarter entertainer
about one hundred guests at dengnt-
frj literary and musical evening at
their house on College Hill last night.
Mrs 7. w. Going contributed piano
numbers and Mrs. McCarter read an
original sketch. Her sister. MRS; Al
bert t. williams, of Dunreith, Indiana
was the guest of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. ALT K1ingenberg VIII be
the guests of honor at a dinner at
Hartford cottage, Washburn, TO De
given by some Of the students or the
Washburn school of music tonight.
A MI anmn0Sed OF MISS
Katharine Dolman, Miss Esther Rodgers.
Miss Elizabeth Holiday, Miss Clyde
Bonebrake Miss Marie Lagerstrom, Mr..
Nelson Meade, Mr.. John Hamilton, Mr.
Allen McNeal, Mr. Russell Grimes and
Mr.. Francis Bonebrake went out to
Calhoun Bluffs today.
Mrs. c. O. Knowles has asked guests
for an informal luncheon Tuesday.
Mrs. Dibert Knox gave porch par
ty Tuesday afternoon at her home at
Belvoir, celebrating her daughter
olives tenth birthday. The little
guests were Teresa Cooper, Ruth Tom
linson. Mary Virginia Kitchell. Ruth
Larimer, Juliet Hughes. Edna Becker,
Katherine Ewing, Helen Travis, Mar
saia Root, Mary Calkins, Elizabeth
Thompson, Florence Hawkins, Anita
Barrett, Joanna Gleed, Anita Wieskirk,
Francis Simms, Jane Lynch, Marian
Williams. Theodore Smith, Lucille Ell
more. Mary Tincher, Airline Milan,
Margaret Ripley, Nina Frye, Anna
Laurie Close, George Walker, Dewitt
Montgomery, Madaline Mccoy, Louise
Fowler, Hila Van Hook.
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The Music Study club entertained at
a lawn supper last night at the home
of Mrs. R H. Cav. The husbands of
the members were asked and the sup
per was followed by a musical pro-
gramme.
X
The Fluffy Ruff1es club danced last
night at Hudson's.
A Varsity subscription dance at Nc
Rae's last night was attended by Miss
Katherine Kellam, Miss Nadine Lyle,
Miss Emma Smith, Miss Airline Diet
rich, Miss Maude Grimes, Miss Eva
Smith. Miss LaVere Langdon. Miss
Bess Renwick, Miss Madeline Whitney,
Miss Helen Lindsay. Miss Ethel Frizell.
Miss Marjorie Whitney, Miss Mildred
Guild. Miss Anna Forbes, Miss Bell
Senior. Miss Hazel Larkin. Miss Marie
Ziegler. Miss Lugrace Whitmer. Miss