The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-30

former IN last years, ana the latter
in this years class. The out of town
guests here for the wedding are Mrs.
Elizabeth Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. ,'ood
Bass, Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith Hughes,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hughes, Mr. and
Mrs. r. H. Hubbart. Miss Hughes, Mr.:
Rees Hughes, Miss Elizabeth Bass, all
of Fort Scott Mrs. William M. jenkins
of Sapulpa, Ok. Mr.. Rowland H. Hill
of Carthage, Ind, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Strowig of Paxico and Miss Leah Shir-
ley of Granville.
Miss Helen Lindsay, DR.. and Mrs: -.
S. Lindsay's first daughter, was elect
ed president of the lambda Alpha
lambda high school sorority which
held its annual national meeting in
is one of the prettiest and most charm
ing girls of the high school and college
set. She is a student at Washburn
and a member of the Beta local sorority.
Des Moines, Iowa. Wichita, Joplin, and
Webb City. A number of Topeka girls
attended the conclaVe and Joplin enter
tanned them royalty. Il have never seen
so many beautiful girls together" said
one of the l.. A LIS. "It was a regu-
lar beauty show" The festivities in
cluded an afternoon tea at the home
of Mrs James Lawrence, an evening
reception at the home of Mrs. Julia
Rogers, a dance, and dinner at the
were seated. Saturday afternoon the
electric railway company turned Elec-
trio park, d large ana beautiful amuse-
ment park. over to the sorority girls
and all the privileges and courtes1es
of the resort were extended to them.
y
The value of a Club House will be
discussed at the sunset hour at the
Chautauqua this evening. Mrs. A. A.
GODDARD will lead the discussion.
, "a num-" says Topeka girl, "must
be almost as comfortable as a man:
Short hair and no fear of being called
an old maid"
| The marriage of Miss Alice Fuller
| auj DIR. c. NJ. HeHs.ss will take place
tonight at the homs of the brides pat
ents. Mr.. and Mrs g a. Fullef. They
will take a short wedding trip and be
at home at 1928 Madison street.
! The Christian Endeavor society of
| the First Congregational church had 4
| hayrack party at Cages park Tuesday
nigh
The Kings Daughters of the First
Presbyterian church will give d lawn
social at the Manse this evening
Notes and Personals.
! Mrs. Abram Hammatt and her broth
! er. Mr.. Daniel Crosby will leave Satur-
day for Hancock Point, Maine, for the
+! rest of the summer
Miss Mary MacLennan and Miss
Henrietta Alexander will go to Kan
sas City tomorrow to visit Miss Helen
| Parker.
Mrs. Edwin Knowles will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. William
J. Raul, In Holton Her house and fur
niture are for sale and she will leave
| Friday with Mrs. Raul who has been in
| of y
Knowles, for Holton
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Van Hook and their
daughter Mrs. Campbell, of Seattle
! Washington arrived today, called or
account Of the dangerous illness OF
| their son and brother, Mr., Roger Var
Hook.
| DR.. Willis A. Coston returned today
from the Current River club In the
Ozarks where with his family he has
/ been enjoying a few weeks outing
stopped in Springfield. Missouri. for &
visit to relatives.
| Mrs. c. w Guild and Miss Florence
Guild went to Excelsior Springs today
to spend a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Thomas and
their sons left today for = Galveston,
Tex. from where they sail for New
York. They will travel all through
the east and be gone the rest of the
summer.
Miss Grace Rfckenbacher will re-
turn Saturday from visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Clifford B. Dodge of Salina,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge
who will make a short visit in To-
peka.
j Mr.. j. w. Thurston will leave to-
night for Rockport and Gloucester
Mass, to spend several weeks.
/ Mrs NJ. A. Reynolds Of Oxford
| Ohio, and Miss Millicent Work of Elk
hart, Ind, who were the guests OF
Miss Ella Schenck. have returned
home.
Miss Eleanor Kimbail of 215 West
u Gordon street has returned from Sill
yer Lake.
i Mr. Dean Lininger and Mr.. James
Brier, who have been visiting the n