The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-28

home, 1112 Harrison street
ia "A in celebration Of the olrtn-
day anniversaries OF MI
RaIph Bates of joplin. No.
and her two sons. Mr. Monte kistler
and blr. Edwin Kistler. The three an
niversaries all fall within three day >
and Mt. Bates is here to celebrate Win
the other two. Covers will be laid LOT
fifteen.
News has been received here OF the
marriage Of Miss Edna Hall ana MI
George B. Huron. both OF New YORK
which took place today az tIe e N1 -.
dist church Richmond Hill. New or A
M Huron is the son Of Judge q. 4.
Huron Of Topeka and is a graduate OF
Washburn college. Fer -he past rlVe
years he has been associated Win
prosperous real estate firm IN Ne"
Work. The bride IS said TO be beau
tffuI woman Of the tall graceIul,
blonde tvDe and a member of the old
staten island family Of TCttens- Miss
Halls sister. Hazel. was her maid OF
honor and Mr.. Huron was attended oy
Mr. philip Daily former Topeka boy
Mr. and Mrs. Huron have taken a cot
tase at the lakes in the Adirondacks'
where they viii spend their money
moon. They will pass the summer on
Long Island and will make their per-
manent home in New York city
Risbon and Mrs. Frank r. Mills
uaugh will give an informal reception
Monday night from to 10 for the
delegates TO the diocesan convention
and all their friends At the bishops
house on Polk street No invitations
have been issued and all the friends
OF Bishop and Mrs Millspaugh. as we'll
as delegates. are cordially invited
Mr. and Mrs Otis G. Taber Of Hol-
ton. Kan. have issued invitations to
Of
nice. to Mr.. John y Van der Vries. to
take place Thursday evening. June =
Miss Taber and Mr.. Van der Nr1es
both have friends in Topeka and have
frequently visited here Mr.. Clay ham
iton will 20 10 HOlton to attend the
wedding Mr. Van der Nries IS a teach
ct of mathematics at the Kansas uni
versity and he and his bride will make
their home in Lawrence
Mrs. c. r. Hudson of the City of
Mexico and Mrs. A H Connolly OF
Kansas City were guests OF honor at
luncheon given Friday afternoon by
Mrs. c G. Foster al the Mission tea
room The other invited guests were
Mrs. James B. Hayden. Mrs. H. o.
Garvey. Mrs. Charles Spencer. Mrs A
A Robinson. Mrs. Albrecht Marburg'
Mrs A W. Bronson, Mrs. w G. Smy-
ser. Mrs. Margaret Wiggin and Mrs
George Eagle Mrs. Foster had guests
I'm the evening at her home for cards
complimentary to the visitors. In the
afternoon Mrs. J. D. N Hamilton en-
tertained her bridge club with a guest
table for Mrs Hudson and Mrs Con-
nelly. Mrs Willis Norton gave din
ner party Thursday night. and Mrs
Hudson and Mrs. Connolly we're guests
OF honor Mrs Hudson left today for
her home in the City of Mexico and
Mrs. Connolly returned to Kansas City.
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Mrs Willis Norton will leave next
week for Wellesley. Mass, to attend
Wellesley college comm ncement- Her
daughter. Miss Josephine Norton. who
is student at the school. will re-
turn home with her about the middle
of June Miss Anna bel Garvey, also a
Wellesley girl. will come home during
the third week in June to spend the
summer with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs H O. Garvey. Wellesley students
are taking a lively interest in athletics.
Each girl chooses her own favorite
giving. muscle Building. brain
clearing sport. and gives her spare
time to her hobby. Miss Garyey is
an archery enthusiast and luckily, she
Will be able to indulge her liking for
It after her return to Topeka, since the
old-time game has been revived and is
one OF the diversions offered visitors a.
the Country club. Miss Norton is de-
voting her athletic energies to canoeing
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small enough for the use of row boats
and large enough to furnish plenty OF
exercise in exploring its surface. Miss
\Orton's experiences will be thoroughly
tested by her ability TO handle a boat
successfully and pleasuraEly on the
Vinewood canal after her homecorn-
ing. Races and contests are held at
the end Of the school year and the
winners are awarded the silver cup
The Topeka girls at Wellesley may en-
1t does not matter much that they
win. but il is important that they
try. and THAI remark has a good deal
Of philosophy in it.
The junior class of the high school
planned to give class party at the
country home Of Miss Lillian Stone
Friday night. but on account of the
rain. the company met at the home
OF Mr.. Arthur Nichols, 721 Fillmore
street The members of the class tell
an exciting story OF rapine and deS-
perate highway manship. While the
guests were assembled in the front
parlor, a bold, bad thief cut the screen
TO the dining room window, raised the
sash. entered the room and carried off
silver ladle and a cut glass punch
bowl. The bowl belonged to one of
the girls Of the class, but the ladle
was the property Of the hosts mother
Mrs. A. L. Nichols As the police
1855 soy SCAiAG ouSP EGlS nave OEEn
located In fact. the juniors are
certain that the marauders are mem
bers Of a rival club-perhaps they are
tnsufferable sophomores or insignificant
freshmen. There are five days left to
them in which TO play even, and their
only worry is that the thieves have
nothing Of value for the injured ones
TO take for revenge.
The company last night included:
Miss Olive White. Miss Wilma Shoe
maker, Miss Mildred Davidson Miss
Lillian Stone. Miss Mona Thomas
Miss Hazel Parkinson. Miss frankie
Haskell. Miss May Tomlinson. Miss
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