The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-12
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luncheon today at her home on Topeka
avenue for Miss Alice Brown and MISS
Helen Hackney Of Atchison, Miss Helen
Parker Of Kansas City, and Miss katn-
: crime Dolman of Lawrence, VINO are
Visiting Miss Mary MacLennan.
Judge and Mrs Frank Doster have
issued invitations for the wedding OF
their daughter, Irma Richmond, ana
Mr.. Don Farnsworth of chicago. me
marriage will be solemnized MONDAY
afternoon, at 4:30 o'clock, at the First
PRESBYTERIAN church, by DR.. S. 5.
Estey. The wedding arrangements are
to be simple, and in accordance Will
Miss Doster's taste, the ceremony VIII
lack some of the formality or the usual
church wedding. Miss Doster mas peeH
in Chicago for a year and nail
studying music. Prior to that time she
studied in New York city number OF
years She met Mr.. FarnsWorth at the
National Farm Land congress In en-
caRo Mr.. Fransworth is interested IN
land in the Everglades of Florida, in
matters of irrigation, and the develop
ment of lands throughout the country;
He is a business man or distinguishes
ability, and recognized attalnments'
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. FARMS
worth will go to Chicago to make their
home.
Miss Doster, who is recuperating
from a years hard work, has found
it necessary to decline invitations Tor
any pre-nuptial entertainments
Mrs. T. S. Hand and her daughters,
Katherine and Elizabeth, of New I oIk
city will return home Wednesday a.
ter a visit to Mrs. Hands rather, MI
A. B. Whiting, and her sister, MRS r..
L. Shirer. They will stop in st. LOUIS
on their way home to visit Mrs. Hand 8
sister, Mrs. H. L. King. Mr.. Whiting,
Mrs Hand and her daughters Went 70
Wakefield Saturday and viii return u
Topeka Tuesday.
Mrs. Josephine Webb entertained tne
Monday Whist club today at the Ma
tional.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Feeley, Oh
New York city, announce the engage
Rosalind Crowther, to Mr.. MaxWeli
Kennedy Culbertson of Panama. The
wedding will take place September q
at the Church of the TRANSPORTATION.
New York. Miss Crowther formerly
lived in Topeka. Last winter she visited
here at the home of Mrs. E. A. Harri-
son.
The Topeka chapter of the. Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution met
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at I1e UOIS VI MI .
Albrecht Marburg, on Harrison street.
The hostesses of the afternoon were'
Mrs. Marburg, Mrs. H. l. Peppmyer,
Mrs. ]. f. Lord, Mrs. Theodore Saxon,
Miss Anna Speck and Miss Lenore
Monroe. The paper for the meeting on
Carolina Women of the Revolution"
was read by Miss Mamie Schenck. The
delegates chosen for the Lawrence
meeting were: Mrs. A. H. Horton Mrs
N. F. Handy. Mrs. A. NJ. Petro, Mrs.
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Merrick. Miss Wilhemmine Marburg
sang, and Miss Lillian Stone gave a
number of readings
Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Ina Lindholm of Wichita, ar
rived Saturday and will attend Wash
burn College this winter.
Mr.. J. K. Rowley of Chicago, will
spend few days in Topeka this week
with Mr.. Frank CLANCY and Mr.. Walt
er CLANCY.
Mr.. Willis Garvey will leave Tues
day for Boonvillc, Mo, to attend KEN
per Military academy.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. w. A. John
ston, who are travelling in Canada
and the western part of the United
states, will go to Los Angeles to spend
ten days, and will return home in
about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kleinhans Of
Granville, spent Sunday in Topeka.
Miss E+Sel Frizell has returned
from trip to Kentucky.
Miss Frances Lawlor returned Sun
day from New York, where she has
been visiting for the past two months
Miss Ramona Chillcott of Guthrie
Okla, is here to begin the fall term
at Washburn.
Mr.. Ilif Felix has just returned
from Minneapolis, Mimi, where he
has been for the past week assisting
in the opening of Felix & Sons new
store.
Miss Nellie Harbaugh and Miss Mil
dred Lewis will go to Manhattan thi:
fall to attend the Kansas State Agri.
cultural college.
Miss Josephine Mcmahon of Kansas
City is here to spend fair week with
her relatives.
Mrs. E. G. Foster and her daughter
Ruthie went to Kansas City this