The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-02-13

south Bethlehem, Pa, Mr.. Dudley's
SISTER, wore lovely gown or white
satln, prIncesse-Empire, lace trimmed
Mrs. Dudley was in lavender crepe
trimmed with lace and wore a bouquet
OF orchids. Mrs. Willis Norton was in
a white sequin gown and Mrs. John f.
Norton wore her wedding gown OF
white satin trimmed with ostrich feath-
ers. About $50 friends were asked fol
the ceremony and the reception which
followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley left last night
for New York city to spend two weeks
| and will be at home when they return
with Mr.. Fassler. OF the out of town
guests who came for the wedding, Mr.
| Elmer Pearson of Kansas City, Miss
Frances Babcock of Lawrence, Mrs
OF Kansas City and Mr.. w. w. Cockins
OF Mead left today. Mr. Percy Norton
| of Springfield, o.. will be here over Sun
day and the Misses Morehouse will re-
Friday or Saturday. Mrs. Burnett and
Miss Kelly will stop with Mr.. FassleI
until Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley return from
their wedding trip. and Mrs. Kaufman
and Miss Kaufman will prolong then
visit to Mrs. Willis Norton for some
| time. Mrs. w. p. Walker of South
Bethlehem, will be with her mother
| Mrs. Dudley, for a few weeks longer
Others here from out of town for the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
ter w. Colpitts and Mrs. A. H. Con-
nelly of Kansas City.
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas will give a
luncheon Monday for Mrs. w. p. Walk
er of South Bethlehem, Pa.
| Mrs H. B. Kelly gave luncheon to-
| day for Mrs. Rank of Kansas City. The
other guests were: Mrs. Edward A
Harrison, Mrs. Hal Hazlett. Mrs. Chap
T. w u
Ceole Grid, Mrs. George Port Ashton
Mrs. w. G. Kelly, Miss Allen Welshens
Mrs. Edward S. Gresser and Mrs. L. s.
| Mcclellan. The table was decorated
with yellow jonquils and the name
cards were valentines.
The Helianthus subscription dance
at Hudson's Tuesday, the 18th, will be
the only Helianthus dance before
| Lent. The dance to have been given
| on Shrove Tuesday has been post
poned until after Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cole entertained
| the Neigh borhOod club last night. The
club has been playing 500 but will
change to bridge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boles will en-
terrain Friday night at the Devon for
Dr. Garfield w. Weede and his bride
! who have recently returned from
their wedding trip.
! Mrs. Norman Wear entertained the
Fillmore Street Whist club this after
noon.
| Mrs Thomas J. Myers will enter
tain the Sans Souci club Monday af-
| ternoon.
The next Tivo1i dance will take
| place at McRae's Friday, February 2 8
| X X
| Washington correspondence: Miss
| Ravens of Leavenworth arrived In
Washington yesterday to be the guest
of her brother-in-law and sister
| Representative and Mrs. Daniel R
| Anthony of Leavenworth. Miss
Iavens assisted her sister at her first
reception this season, which was
Tuesday afternoon. Others assisting
were Mrs. Cravens, wife of Repre-
! Parker. widow of Judge Parker OF
Fort Smith, and her niece, Mis-
Chandler of Los Angeles, Miss Har-
grove of this city; Miss Dollie Curtis
sister of Senator Curtis, and Mis-.
Bessie West of Topeka.
The superintendent of the stat,
charitable institutions are holdini
their first quarterly conference in tn
board of control rooms at the stat
mouse In1S AFTERNOON ana r I1Od.
morning. Mrs. Julia B.. Perry, super
intendent of the Girls industrial
school at Beloit and a member of tn
civil service reform committee of tn
General Federation of Women's club
lspoke this afternoon on THE Presen
and Future of Industrial School Pu
pills. y
The Beloit school has been the pc
institution of the Kansas club wo
men,. One of the first travelling II
braries went there. The picture gal
lery which was given by the city fed
Grafton of Topeka was in the institu
/ ton for six months, and later tn
executive board of the state fedora
ton was instrumental in installing
course of domestic science in tn
school.
The influence of the travelling Ii
was good pioneer work which opene
the way afterwards for a large appro
priation from the state for books an
pictures, the benefits of which tn
girls are now enjoying.
Mrs Perry is favorably known b.
many Topeka club women who wer
glad of the opportunity to hear he
this afternoon.
Miss Ethel Estberg's classes Il
physical culture at the high schoo
will give their annual exhibition Fri
day night at the auditorium.
Miss Ruby Givens, Miss Pearl Civ
ems, Miss Martha Holyoke. Miss Bes
sic Holyoke, Miss Ruth Walker, Mis-
Belle Evarts and Miss Helen Wake
will be the hostesseS at a leap yea
} box party at the Novelty Thursda
evening: Their guests will be: MI
Frank Durein, Mr.. Fay Mowers, MI
; Ed Stewart, Mr.. VIM. Gray, Mr.. PER-
! Daniels Mr.. Paul Harrison, Mr.. r
H Backenstoce.
There will be q Leap Year sub
scription dance at McRae's Friday tn
21st for the Varsity, Tfvoli and He
lianthus sets.
Plunes will be as good this sprinl
! as they have been all winter, say al