The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-09
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The important social event of next
week viii be the reception Thursday
night which Mr. S. B. Rohrer will give
At the Topeka club in honor of Mrs.
1sonrer. who was formerly Miss Laura
rec, OF Fort Wayne, Ind. Mrs. Rohrer
VIII have an opportunity to meet the
topeka friends of Mr.. Rohrer, to most
OF whom she is now a stranger. The
company will include men and women
70 the number of about 300, and the
hours will be from to IL. Mrs. Will
lam Crockett, Mr.. Rohrer's daughter
OF Lafayette, Ind, is a guest at the
Rohrer home. and will be here for the
reception.
Mrs. Robert Carver and Mrs. Gull
FORD Dudley will entertain the We'd
nesday Bridge club Wednesday after
noon, the 18th, at the Country club.
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Mrs. Susan E. Mccormick announces
the engagement of her daughter, Marie
Gertrude, to Mr.. Robert Ellis Heinsel-
man, the wedding to take place the
Cormick formerly lived in Manhattan,
but for the past two years has been
making her home with her sister, Mrs.
George N. Johnson, at 1431 Topeka av-
enue. She is a graduate in voice of
Bethany college, Lindsborg, and dur
ing her stay here has made many
friends among the musically inclined
people of Topeka, and also has a great
people of the city. Mr.. Heinselman
came to Topeka three years ago, and
was employed in the office of the at
torney for the board of railroad com
missioners under Mr.. Ashbaugh, Mr..
Grattan and Mr.. John Dawson, until
last fall when he entered the Office of
Mr.. Justice Clark A. Smith of the SUI
preme court. He is a graduate of Ba-
ker university, and also this spring
was graduated from Washburn law
school and admitted to the bar. The
young couple will take a. wedding trip
some time this summer to the Pacific
coast. They will make their home, at
least for a time, in this city, Mr..
Heinselman remaining with Mr.. JUS
tsce Smith the coming winter.
Miss Isabel Dickinson and Miss Fabian
Dickinson will give lawn party We'd
nesday evening at their home. 1906
West Sixth avenue.
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The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Ell
vira Griggs and Mr.. John Dadisman
will take place Tuesday evening, July
II. at the Walnut Grove Methodist
church. Miss Griggs has returned from
Cascade, Col, where she has been
spending a few weeks.
Another wedding this week is that
of Miss Flora Pankey and Mr.. Henry
Miller, which will take place Thursday
afternoon at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs Lewis Hill, of Buchanan
street.
There are a few out of town young
people visiting in Topeka now, and
number of parties will be given for
sas City, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Clyde Bonebrake. She will be here two
weeks, and Miss Bonebrake will enter
tain for her some time soon, though
she has not yet decided the date nor
the kind Of a party she will give,
Miss Hespera Houghan of Dayton, O.,
is visiting her cousins, Mrs. Charles
Spencer and Mrs. H. o. Carney. A few
informal family parties have been CIV
en- for her, but no important affairs
Including guests outside the circle of
relatives have been given.
Miss Anna Sim, of Wichita, who is
visiting friends in Potwin, will be the
guest of honor at a porch party which
Miss Verna Worley will give Monday
night at her home, 313 Greenwood av-
enue, and Monday morning the Pot
win girls will give breakfast in Will
low park for Miss Sim.
Miss Edna Love of Enid, Ok, who
has been the guest of Miss Florence
Davis, was entertained at luncheon this
afternoon at the Davis home, with
obout % other guests. Miss Love will
return home Monday.
The N. U. N. S. of the high school
had a party Friday afternoon at the
Tome Of Miss Katherine Stanley. Those
who attended were: Miss Mildred
Forbes, Miss Helen Casey, Miss Mil
cIred Rodgers. Miss Thomas of Boston,
Miss Lillian Stone, Miss Mildred Dav
adson, Miss Wilma Shoemaker. Miss
Mildred Owen, Miss Helen Fitzpatrick
Miss May Tolnlinson, Miss Evelyn Mil
Ter, Miss Fay Kennedy. Miss Olive
White, Miss Helen Douglass, Miss Mar
ian Morrow, Miss Emily Crow, and Miss
Katherine Stanley.
Mrs. w. S. Albright gave children's
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d. of her little daughter Maude, at
her home, S19 Lane street. The guests
were the children of the block on
Lane.
The Ramblers club will hold an all
day picnic at the home of Mrs. J. H.
Whipple, 47S Reno avenue. Tuesday,
July IL. The club continues during
rather than study sessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heise announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Anna Katherine, to Mr.. John Triton,
the wedding to take place Tuesday
July IL. at St. Joseph's church on
Third and Van Buren, streets.
The following sophomore girls of
the high school took breakfast at
Rocky Run this morning: Miss Co.
rinne McSpadden, Miss cara Gage.
Miss Mildred Frager. Miss Helen Har-
mon, Miss Hazel Brown, Miss Lena
Gall. Miss Helen Davis, Miss Esther
Raf1ock, Miss Rose Baker and Miss
Sylvia Raff1ock.
Mrs. Leslie Struble of Cincinnati, O.,
who is visiting Mrs. Morris Schlegel.
was the guest of honor at a party this
afternoon given by Mrs. Jules Snat-
finger. Mrs Charles Lagerstrom will
entertain for Mrs. Struble next Tues
day.
Captain Earl Mcfarland has writ
ten home that during his recent trip
through China and Japan and their
r-~ssessions, he was travelling through
Korea, when he noticed in the coach
with him a man who was unmistak-
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