The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-20

The members of the Music Study
Grub spent delightful afternoon Tues
gay at an informal reception given by
the president, Mrs. Ralph H. Cav, 1921
flilmore street. The affair was given
10 atrord an opportunity for the old
members of the club to meet the new
member. Mrs E. S. Ashbrooke-. Mr..
Ashbrooke has recently accepted
position as manager of a local insur-
ance conn any. and has moved his
family from st. Joseph, Mo-, to Topeka,
where they will make their home. Mrs.
Ashbrooke was member of the Fort
nightly club of st. Joseph, which num-
bered 75 active members of the first
musical talent of the city. Their meet
1ngs are held in Ames hall and are i'm
portant affairs of the city. Mrs. Ash
brooke is woman of real musical
ability, and will be a welcome addition
to Topeka's musical circles.
X
Mrs. Fred Slater of Sarnia, Canada.
formerly of Topeka, is spending the
summer in Philadelphia and Washing
ton. About a year ago Mr.. Slater re-
ceived an appointment as United States
consul to Sarnia, and the family have
since made their home at that place.
It is probable that Mr. Slater VIII re-
ceive an offer of a position in the con-
sular service in Germany, place for
which his German birth and his knowl-
edge of the language help to fit him.
X
Miss Hildegarde Hurley gave an all
day party today at the country clup
for a number of her girl friends.
y
Announcements have been received
of the wedding of Miss Augusta luke
and Mr.. Roy Hoskins of BrooKnne'
Mass, formerly of Lawrence. The we'd
ding took place July 6, and was a quiet
one with few guests. Mrs. 6osklns
graduated from the Kansas university
a few years ago, and has since peen
taking advanced work IN eastern
schools Mr. Hoskins received degree
from Harvard university this year, ana
has taken a position as director OF one
OF the departments of a medical school
in Columbus, o., where he and his
bride will make their home. Botn the
young people have friends in IopeKa'
Miss Mary c. Powell of Milwaukee, |
wis. is the guest of her brother, Dr.
L. M Powell. She will spend most OF
the summer here. Miss Powen mas la;, pesh
engaged in deaconess work in Milwau- |
1xea for the past fifteen years, ana now
homes to continue that work in Kan
sas, beginning her labors here IN the
near future.
Miss Grace Hornaday of Lawrence,
who is visiting Miss Edna Gafford at /
the virginia, was the guest OF hohor
at an informal luncheon TUESDAY gwen
by Miss Gertrude Reed at ner nome,
was also the honored guest OF a party |
of voune people who made an automo-
lille trip to Silver Lake last SUNDAY:
she expects to return home the last OF
this week
Miss, Caroline 3. Whittlesey has IS
sued Invitations for a musicale which |
she will give at her studio, 100 East
Eighth street, at o'clock Saturday eV-
eping, AugustN27.
Miss Whittlesey will also give a
Ypusicale tonight at Unity church, 9Iz
Vropeka avenue. She will be asslsted
nv Mr.. Darwin Bradley, baritone, MT
Clenwood Jones, tenor, and Miss Myr-
tie Radcliffe. accompanist. The pup
lie is invited
Mrs. Robert Clark gave a dinner
Monday evening at her home, 14l4 LIN
coln street, in honor of Mr.. Clarks
birthdav. Covers We're laid for: Mr.
G. o. Johnson, Mr.. Herbert j. Dodge'
Mr. Anderson, Mr.. ]. Mcdowell, MI
Ed Minard, and Mr.. Clark
The T. G. F. club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs o. B. Martin,
1875 Jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Lewis announce
the engagement of their daughter Ce-
ell to Mr.. Roy w. Nelson; the wedding
to take place Thursday evening, July
2S, at the home of the brides parents.
The L. NJ. E. club gave a picnic at
Silver Lake Tuesday. Those who at
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