The Topeka state journal., 1908-06-17

| clubs. Mrs. w. A. Johnston of To-
peka who is member of the board
of directors of the General federation
| and a candidate for reelection and
| chairman of the committee on reso-
lutions heads the Topeka delegation
| which also includes Mrs J. W. F.
Hughes Mrs G; F; Worley. Mrs H. O..
Garvey, Miss Lydia Bolmar, Miss
Elvia Sampson, Miss Julia Larimer,
Mrs. Adrian l.. Greene, Mrs. HYATT
Brown, Mrs. o. e. Walker Mrs. D. H.
Forbes, Mrs. G. H. Whitcomb. Mrs
Eustace H. Brown of Olathe president
of the Kansas federation and the six
other state officers Mrs. C. H Trott
| of Junction City, vice president; Mrs
F. B. Wheeler of Pittsburg, recording
| secretary; Mrs. Charles G. Sholes of
| Olathe, corresponding secretary; Mrs
| c. w. Lands of Osborne, treasurer;
Mrs. M. S. Munson of Ell Dorado, au-
ditor, and Mrs. G. c. Goddard of Leav-
enworth, general federation secretary
for Kansas, will join the Topeka party
and other well known Kansas women
who are going are Mrs. r. p. Muir
dock of Wichita, Mrs. F. H. Lemon
and Mrs Fairchild of Leavenworth
| Mrs. May Belleville Brown of Salina,
Mrs. Stella Miller of Marysville. Mrs
Randolph Nichols, Mrs. Eugene F.
Ware and Mrs. Mackenzie Walker of
| Kansas City, Mrs. W. D. Atkinson of
Parsons, Mrs. c. B. Hoffman, of En-
| terprise, Mrs. Grace Snyder of Caw-
ker City. Mrs. A. C. Stitch of Indepen-
dence and Mrs. Kate Arlington of
Council Grove.
The marriage of Miss Eunice Paul
| inc Tamme, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Tamme of Las Vegas, N. NJ,
and Mr.. Henry Elroy Fell formerly
| of Topeka, but now of Las Vegas, will
| take place this evening at ST. Paups
Episcopal church, Las Vegas. The
Rev. j. S. Moore rector of ST. Pauls
I will read the service. Mrs Frank L.
honor. A reception will follow at the
| home of the brides parents, At home
| in Las Vegas where Mr.. Fell is chief
| clerk to the superintendent of the
New Mexico division of the Santa Fe
railway.
An interesting feature of the Elks
bazaar are the voting contests for the
most popular candidate for governor,
| the most popular Elk, the most pop
ular girl, the most popular house
wife. The votes now stand for gov
ernor Cyrus Leland, 70; W. r. Stubbs,
s. w. H, Ryan, 5. For the most popu-
| lar Elk: James L. King, 8; F. E.
Nipps, %; c. E. Foote. 4; Bert Lucas,
10; Arthur M. Mills, 9: Henry Ruff,
Is; Bert Reid. 6; Joe Wilson, 1; Dana
MacVicar, 1; William Henderson. s.;
Henry Frazier, Sc. For the most
popular girl, Miss Helen Otis, 21: Miss
Elizabeth Holiday. IL; Miss Katha-
rine Kellam, 3; Miss Emily Hardy, 5;
Miss Florence Johnstone, 1; Miss
Clara Freshman. 8. For the most
Ashton. 213; Mrs Richard F. Hod-
gins, IL; Mrs. Charles Hammond, 1;
Mrs. William E. Drechsel, 5; Mrs.
James L. King, q Mrs. Thomas j.
Myers. 6; Mrs. c. E. Foote, IS.
The Adonis of the smart set got a
lemon last night at TIE Elks bazaar
dance. And from whom, do you i'm
agine? A pert young belle of the
| Mellin's Food crowd! Did you Ever :?
Think of a tid-bit of that age turning
| women and all the older girls in town
| are Perfectly Crazy about!
|
| The Bethany party arrived in Liver
pool at o'clock last night and sent a
| cablegram to Mr.. c. E Morton. the
| Rock Island agent, notifying hin, Of
| that fact and of the good health of all
| the party.
Miss Frances Myrtle Ward, daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ward of
| Oakland, and Mr.. Clarence Hascy
Lodge, son of Mrs. Darlington Lodge.
| 7OS Harrison street, were married at
| 10 O'Clock this morning by the Rev.
Or. stephen S. Estey of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church at The Manse.
Mr.. and Mrs Lodge have gone west
for short wedding trip and will be
! at home after the first of July at 1925
| Quincy street
| Kansas City Times: Miss Blossom
Devlin entertained Monday afternoon
| with a card party in honor of Miss
Gertrude Hankla of Los Angeles, CT..
| Miss Cora HORNE of Chicago and Miss
Hazel Nelson of Topeka. Prizes were
won by Miss Hankla, Miss Nelson and
Miss Louise Quarles
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The marriage of Miss Olive Logan
| and Mr.. Lawrence Thomasson of Los
| Angeles, Cal, will take place at 7:45
| o'clock tonight at Elmhurst the coun-
try home of the brides parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. Frank Logan. The weather
| permitting, it will be an al fresco
wedding at sunset. and a very pretty
| ceremony. The bride will be attended
| by her sisters, Misses Mary and Mig
! non Logan, Miss Lenore Monroe, Miss
Ethel Devlin Of Kansas City, Miss
Edith Ingham. Mr.. Harry Lanham of
Chicago will be the best man,
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Miss Jennie Usher and Mr.. Alexan-
| der F. Campbell will be married at
the home of the brides parents, Eigh-
teenth and Oakley avenue. College
McMann. Miss Minnie Houser and
Miss Dollie Felker gave a party in
| honor of Miss Usher last night at the
home of Miss Houser.
| Miss Gertrude Iserman and Mr..
Howard Lanning will be married at 8
o'clock tonight at the First Christian
| church. The Rev. Charles A Finch