The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-03

from a table covered with a drawn
work cloth imported from Spain over
crimson satin. and decorated with
red roses, red ribbons and red
candles.
Judge and Mrs. NeIlis have turned
their country place, Palatine HILL
over to Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips who
drove out there last night and will
will make the trip through Yellow
stone park on their way to Seattle
where they will be at home after
August Is at 654 Olympic place. They
the winter in Egypt Those who as
sisted through the house after the
ceremony were: Mrs. A. A. Robin
inson, Mrs. NJ. A. Low. Mrs. David
w Mulvane. Mrs. Harrison Morgan,
Mrs. Arthur Capper. Mrs. S. J.. Craw-
ford. Mrs. II. o. Carney. Mrs. Charles
F. Spencer, Mrs. James Hayden,
Mrs J. E. Hurley, Mrs. F. W. Wat
son. Mrs S. E. Barber. Mrs. c. G.
Foster, Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan'
Mrs Margaret Wiggin, Mrs. Al
brecht Marburg. Mrs. Frank Bowen,
Mrs. John R. Mulvane, Mrs. G q.
Gage and Mrs. John P. st. John. The
Nellises have been entertaining
house parties at their town and coun-
trv houses for ten days and among
those who were here for the we'd
ding were: Mrs. R. B.. Splitter ana
Miss Susie Splitter, of Atchison.
Governor and Mrs. S. J. Crawford of
Baxter Springs, Mr.. Harry Price OF
Kansas City, Governor ana Mrs, 'on ia
P. st. John of Olathe. Governor ana
Mrs. E. W. Hoch of Marion, Captain
and Mrs. J. H Downing of Hays
City, Mrs Reuben Best OF Kansas
City Miss Ruth Parkhurst and MI
A. H Parkhurst of Holton, MIS-
MRS. William Tell johnson and Miss
Margaret Johnson of Kansas City.
Some unusually lovely toilets were
worn by the assisting friends and
other guests. Mrs. Nellis was III
lavender crepe trimmed with passe-
menterie. Mrs. A. A Robinson, out
for the first time since her long Ill
ness. was in an exquisite French robe
of hand embroidery and Irish crochet
lace with a touch of burnt orange
sunburst of diamonds. Mrs. M. A.
Low was in white Renaissance lace
robe with diamond ornaments. Mrs.
John S Pullman of Bridgeport
Conn, wore a gown of white SATIN
and thread lace. Mrs. Bennett r.
Brussels net, the bertha embroidered
in a bold design in blue. and with a
blue velvet ribbon threaded through
her hair. Her daughter, Mrs. Bubb
was in a blue dotted net and white
lace gown and wore string of
pearls Mrs. Harry Donaldson wore
her wedding gown of liberty satin
and duchess lace. Miss Helen Smith
was in white lingerie gown. Mrs.
Harrison Morgan was in pink ana
vey was in black lace over white
silk. Mrs. Charles F. Spencer was in
rose silk. Mrs. Margaret W1ggln
wore her favorite black and white
with touches of pale blue. Mrs. Al,
brecht Marburg was in beautiful
white lingerie gown. Mrs. Arthur
Capper was in white Renaissance
lace. Mrs. Eugene Hagen wore
robe of white Irish crochet. Mrs
James B. Hayden was in white lace
was in white lace and pink silk
Mrs. H. A Auerbach wore draped
princess of apricot satin with
corsage decoration of heavy silk en-
broidery in apricot tones
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Capper will give
a dinner at the Country club tonight
for the Evening club
Mrs. William w. Wikidal gave an
afternoon bridge today for the Wednes-
day Afternoon and Tell clubs in honor
of Miss Fay Quinton-
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The engagement is announced of
Miss Harriet Reid, daughter of the
southern novelist Opie P. Reid, and DR.
Robert Bruce Blue of Wichita. The
wedding will take place June 80.
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The city federation of women's clubs
is meeting this afternoon at the Com
mercial club for the annual election OF
officers. There was a short programme
before the election, with addresses by
Mrs c. c.. Goddard of Leavenworth,
the new state federation president, and
Mrs Eustace H. Brown of Olathe who
has Just finished a successful admins
+,-ot a re- TrnSi6anf Mrs f. w
Watson, retiring president of the fed
Grafton. will give reception at her
house. 401 Topeka avenue, tomorrow
afternoon for the new president, and
| for Mrs. Goddard and Mrs Brown VINO
are her guests. Invitations are limited
to the members of the federation and
the executive board will assist and be
| entertained at dinner after the recelv-
| ing hours which are from three TO SIX
The Beta sorority of Washburn had
an informal afternoon at the home OF
| Miss Ethel Frizzeli today.
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Miss Sadie Baird has asked guests
| for bridge tomorrow afternoon IN COM
plirnent to Miss Loretta Seller who will
be married June 9 at the Church OF
| the Assumption to Mr. Homer Makins
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Lucy Senior, K .. student
came up from hdWTeuce Iouay - a.
| tend the Washburn commencement and
is the guest of Miss Ethel F'rizzell.
/ Mrs. Aten and Miss Mary Aten of
{ Dodge City are guests of Mrs. S. j.
| Crumbine for Washburn commence
ment week. Mr.. Clarence Aten is
member of the graduating class.
| Miss Lenora Stubs went to Wichita
Tuesday to visit Miss Pearl Cox.
| Mrs B. F. Pankey, guest of her
daughters, Mrs. Louis H. Hill and Miss
Ethel Pankey, has returned to Lamy
N. NJ Miss Pankey accompanied her
| for a few weeks visit.
Mr.. Warren Dunaway of Arkansas is
| here to attend commencement al
washburn and is a guest at the Delta
Phi house.