The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-23
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The grade teachers of the Topeka
public schools will give a reception at
the Governors House tonight for the
high school faculty, the board of edu-
cation, the principals of the schools
and some other guests. The grade
teachers have an organization, the offi-
GERS of which will compose the receiv-
ing line which will be headed by Mrs
J. Ware Butterfield, the president. The
others in line will be Mrs. Stubs, Pro-
fessor and Mrs. L. D. Whittemore, Miss
Camilla Campbell. Mrs. Irene Russell
Miss Lena Davis. Miss Myrtle Kelly,
Miss BERTHE Brown, Miss Alice Mccoy.
Miss Ina HarkinS. and Miss Anna Ha-
gar. Misses Margaret Stubbs. Irene
and Eva Miller will serve punch on the
third floor which will be decorated in
Halloween style.
Mrs. Timothy B. Sweet and Miss
Sweet, have issued invitations for
musicale Saturday afternoon, October
30, at their house on Topeka avenue.
About 100 guests have been asked.
The marriage of Miss Ethelwynne
Hadley and Mr.. Theodore NJ. Gerow
was celebrated at the home of the for
nier's mother, Mrs. H. M. Hadley on
O'Clock. Dean Kaye of Grace cathe-
dral read the service, Mr.. Stacey Had
ley gave his sister in marriage, and the
wedding music included the wedding
at the piano, and a love ballade sung
by Miss Pearl Givens before the cere-
mony. The house was decorated with
palms and yellow chrysanthemums. The
bridal party stood during the cere-
mony and to receive the guests after
wards, In front of the fireplace hung
with green and banked with palms in
the drawing room. Mrs. Walter f.
Davis was matron of honor, Miss Flor
ence Burge maid of honor, Mr.. Frank
Hahn of Manhattan. best man. Miss
Dorothy Hadley Miss Margaret
Gerow, Miss Maud McVey and MISS
Marguerite Nicolas. ribbon girls. The
brides gown was white liberty satin
and lace and she wore a long tulle veil
and carried white roses and valley
lilies. Mrs. Davis was in a white gown
with a court veil. Miss Burge in white
over yellow and the ribbon girls IN
white with yellow bows in their hair.
All the attendants carried yellow NUNS.
One hundred and fifty guests attended
the wedding, among them these from
out of town: Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.
Haynes of Emporia, Miss Violet Haynes
OF the University at Lawrence, Mr.. Wal
ter Davis of Hutchinson. Mr.. Stacey
Hadley of Platt City, Mo-. Miss Nellie
Mardin of Hiawathas Miss Loise Con-
nell of Kansas City. Mrs. Hahn and
Mr.. Frank Hahn of Manhattan, and
Miss Ida Lewis of Hutchinson. Mr.
and Mrs Gerow left last night for an
eastern wedding trip and will visit Chi
cago and Milwaukee. returning in about
ten days to make their home in To-
reka. For the present they will be at
home with Mrs. Hadley but will later
take an apartment of their own
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Miss Gertrude Reed asked a few
guests for luncheon Informally today
to meet Mrs. Victor Smith of Pitts
burg, Kan. who is visiting her.
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Mrs. Luther Burns gave a luncheon
Friday for Miss Eva Dewey of Wich-
tia who is visiting her.
OF interest to a wide circle of |
friends is the marriage of Miss Theo
Bodwell and Dr.. James Francis
Worley which will be solemnized at
the First Presbyterian church We'd
nesday night and will be followed by
a reception at the home of DR.. Wor-
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Wor-
ley, in Potwin Place. Miss Bodwell
Catharine Bodwel, matron of honor,
and by Miss Louise Allison. Miss
Bertha Rowles. Miss SADIE Houston
and Miss Verna Wooley bridesmaids. |
brothers attendant and there will be
six little ribbon girls. Elizabeth Mills, |
Lucille Mills. Elsie Cuthbert. Ruth
Larimer, Ruth Rooster and Marian |
Dana. Miss BodweH has been the
guest of honor at series of enter |
tainments which will continue until
the wedding day. Mrs. Wilfred |
Gillies will entertain for her Mon |
day and her aunt. Mrs. J. D. McFar-
land. will give a dinner for the bridal
party Tuesday evening.
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Invitations were issued Yesterday by
the U and club for the annual card
party which the club will give Monday
afternoon. November l., at Masonic
hall. The party this year is under the
direction of Mrs. Charles K. Holiday,
Mrs. George Clark. Mrs. S. F. Barber
and Mrs. Frank Bradley. Responses
should be sent to Mrs. Holiday.
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Miss Bertha Rowles was the hostess
at an informal afternoon for Miss Theo
Bodwell at her home on Harrison street
today. The invitations included beside
the guest of honor Miss Catharine Bod
we'll Mrs. G. F. Worley, Miss Verna
Worley, Mrs. James A Nelson of Jack
sonville, Florida. Miss Anna Crawford
of Wamego. Miss Rose Miller, Mrs. ].
d. Mcfarland, Miss Nell Mcfarland,
Mrs. c. c. Stillman of Morganville,
Miss Della Cassavant Miss Harriet
Bell, Miss Ellen Foberg. Miss Selma
Foberg, Miss Martha McPhillamy, Miss
Frances Sibley, Miss La We're Langdon,
Miss Georgia James, Miss Grace James
Miss Elizabeth Mcclellan, Mrs. Edward
Gossett, Miss Clemma Bollard Miss
Alice Winner, Miss Mabel Cuthbert
Miss Kate Cuthbert Miss Pearl Grote
Miss BERTHE Love. Miss Dora Clark,
Miss J. c. Allison, Miss Louise Allison
Mrs. Ella DeGrote, Miss SADIE Houston
Mrs. D. F. Wilson, Mrs. Charles s.
Elliott, Mrs. George Stoddard, Mrs.
Fred Philips. Mrs. Wilfred GiIlies,
Mrs. Ralph Snebley Mrs. Charles W.
Whitehair Mrs. j. Leslie Montgomery,
Mrs. David P. Beaudry, Mrs. William
F. Habig, Mrs. John Sheetz.
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Mrs. S. G.. Stewart gave a Halloween
luncheon today for Mrs T. w. Bean
and Mrs. A. D. Hunt of Seattle Wash.
and Mrs. B. c. Chase and Miss Hazel
Chase of Berkeley Cal. The other
guests were Mrs. Jacob F1etch. Mrs
o. G. Miller of Kansas City, Mrs. Guy
Morse, Mrs. John Burnett Mrs. M a.
Allen. Mrs. c. A. Allen and Mrs. j.
Godfrey