The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-13
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| Even the awful heat cannot crush the
bubbling spirits of the young folks,
just budding into young men and
| young women. And what a blessing.
The following girls and boys met with
Miss Mildred Morton this afternoon at
O'Clock, and all climbing a big hay
hay wagon, rode to Martins hill, where
they had their supper, returning home
L in the cool of the evening: Miss Edna
Bear, Miss May Kelly, Miss Ruth Will
son, Miss Edith Updegraff. Miss Mil
BED Morton, Miss Louise Culver, Miss
Dorothy Barber. Miss Genevieve Her
rick, Mr.. Frank Longnecker, Mr.. Harry
Curtis, Mr.. Ivan Dibble. Mr.. Charles
Hobart, Mr.. Burgess Van Vechten, Mr..
Chappell Foote. Mr.. Luther Buck OF
Emporia, AMI Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mitchell.
i Mrs. Will Kercher gave a most de-
] lig1irful thfmb1e party this afternoon
complimentary to Miss Lillian Blood of
Los Angeles, Cal, who is visiting Mrs.
Will Laughlin. The house was at
| tIactively decorated with garden flow
ers. Those present were Miss Lenora
Stubs, Miss Hazel Grant, Miss Bertha
/ Hull, Miss Corrine Coston, Miss Bertha
House. Miss Sadie Bear. Miss Mildred
Bear, Miss Mary Watson, Miss Hazel
Richardson. Miss Jane Carnahan, Miss
Blanche Carnahan, Miss May Hull, Miss
Lillith Mccormick. Miss Pansy Win
| tro6e, Miss Bertha Rowles, Mrs. Louis
Laughlin, Mrs. Ralph Montgomery, and
Mrs. Edgar Martindale of Emporia.
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The date of the wedding of Miss Kate
Gunther and Mr.. Frank D. Merriam
has been set for Wednesday afternoon,
August Is, at o'clock. No invitations
have been issued for the wedding which
will take place very quietly at the Gun
tier home, 1921 western avenue, with
only members of the family in attend
ance. DR.. Charles NJ. Sheldon will read
the ceremony. Miss Gunther's sister.
Mrs. Arthur McClintock, of Lincoln,
Neb.. is here to remain until after the
wedding.
dinner last night at their nome for
these guests: Mrs. Lille Mitchell, Miss
Florence Mitchell, Miss Shirley King |
of Kansas City, Miss Lydia Holland, |
land.
Miss Floyd Robinson had asked few
of the younger girls for an afternoon |
party today, but owing to the illness of |
her mother, it was postponed indefinite |
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Some of the girls who are friends
and daughters OF the club women will
meet this afternoon at the home of
Miss Berenice Emahizer and will sew
for the bazaar which the women will |
hold at the Auditorium in the fall for
the benefit of the club house fund. The
girls are; Miss Emahizer. Miss Lenore
Monroe, Miss Daisy Monroe. Miss Julia
Larimer, Miss Alice L-arimer Miss Ra
Hotchkiss, Miss Marion Thompson,
Miss Marjorie Thompson, Miss Alice
Andrews Miss Mabel Andrews, Miss
Alice Griffin. Miss Grace Vance and
Miss Daisy Vance of Oklahoma City.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Leo Conwen of Kansas City is
expected tomorrow to spend Sunday
with his grandmother. Mrs. Margaret
r. Conwell 500 Topeka avenue.
Mr.. E. L. Walsh of Kansas City is
a business trip to Topeka. Mr..
Walsh was formerly of Topeka.
Mrs. c. A. Ritchie and Miss Alberta 4
Avery have returned from Kansas City.
Mrs. L. H Mum will return Sunday
from a European trip. She left last 4
April and was accompanied by Mrs. c.
E Mum.
Mr.. Hoyt L. Baker of Fort Worth, !
Texas is the guest of his sister, Mrs. q
Harry Seery and Mr. Seery.
Miss Dolly Curtis, Miss Leona Curtis =
and Mr. Harry Curtis returned yesrer-
lay from a short visit in Holton.
Mr.. John ]. Schenck and son Clyde
eft today for boat trip to Buffalo and 4
hen on an overland trip through New z
York and Pennsylvania.
The new Hackney flats will be occu- ,
bed by Mr.. and Mrs. Don Mulvane, 3
DR.. and Mrs. Earl Williams. Mr.. and I