The Topeka state journal., 1911-05-02

Brown. Miss Dorothy Whitehair. Miss
Marian McGaw. Miss Dewey. Miss
Miss Henrietta Ford, Miss EVELYN
F,ord, Miss Marie Vanderpool, Mr.
Fred Thompson, Mr.. Angelo Alt, Mr.
LaRue Royce, Mr.. Gilbert Worley, Mr..
BOY DAVIS Mr. Dill eavert, Mr.. Earl
Bush, Mr. Howard Searle, Mr. Roy
fucker Mr.. Lee Davis, Mr.. Carl Smi-
iey' Mr. Charles Shedd, Mr.. Oscar Boil
ton, Mr Aldrich, Mr.. John Foster of
Stockton, Kansas. Mr.. James Hayes,
MI MI. Reese Hughes. Mr.. Stewart Drum
Mr. Ted Dugham. Mr.. Tfnkham Veale
and Mr. James Mcclure.
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The wedding of Miss Harriet T.
duncan and Rev. John Madison Rev
nolds was celebrated Monday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock at the home of
the Drlde's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. duncan, by Rev. E. L. HuckeII of
me the Ottawa university. Relatives of
the prlde and bridegroom were guests
wedding dinner was served after the
ceremony Decorations of flowers were
used through the rooms. Rev Rey-
noIos is pastor of a Baptist church in
Kansas ~ CITY, and he and his bride will
go TO Kansas City to make their home.
Notes and Personal Mention.
MRS. Arthur Lingafe1t of Oklahoma
City VIII arrive tonight for a two
weeks visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Brewer.
Mrs. w. E. McVey and Mrs Frank
a short visit
Mrs Charles Sessions will leave in
June for Minnesota to spend the sum-
mer at the Lakes Mr. Sessions will
Spend part of the summer with her
mrs McNown of Emporia came to
topeka to attend the musicale at the
country club Monday night. and to be
Mays
Dr. and Mrs. ]. P. Raster will leave
June for Boston. where they will
join their daughters, Miss Nellie Kas-
ter and Miss Louise Kaster, and will
spend two months in the east.
Mrs Charles Curtis and her daugh-
tiers, Miss Parmelia Curtis and Miss
Leona Curtis, who have gone to spend
the summer in Europe, are now in
Italy and will spend a week or two
at Rome and Naples.
The Charles S. Whitney family have
moved from Kansas City and are iiv-
ing at 1870 Polk street
Rev. Edwin P. Locke has moved
from Kansas City to Toreka and will
make his home at 1902 West Sixth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter B. Chubb are
the parents of daughter. born April
20. They have named the baby
Esther. Mrs. Chubb, before her mar
riage. was Miss Mamie Currie.
| Mr.. Harry Curtis, who has been i'll
| in Washington, D. c.. has recovered
and has returned to school at the
Michigan university. Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mr.. A. K. Trimmer of the Cove
| County Republican Gazette, Cove
J City. and his daughters. Zelda and
! Vida, arrived Saturday morning to
attend the Sunday school convention
and to be guests of relatives
Mrs. Joseph Blondin will leave
| Thursday to join Mr.. Blondin in
permanent residence in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo White have re-
turned from Kansas City. where they
spent the past week.
| Mr.. Tom King spent Monday in
Lawrence.
| Mrs Harry Nichols, who has been
| ill at Stormont hospital. has been
taken to her home and is convalescing.
| The Ladies society of the First M.
E. church will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Thomas Frost, 1924
| Topeka avenue. All the women of the
congregation are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George James of
sigourney. Ia, are visiting at the
Startzman- home, 700 Taylor street
! Miss Mae Pryor has gone to Kansas
| City to attend the Au Fait club dance
at Morton's hall tonight and will he
| the guest of Mrs. Morris Paul, formerly
! Miss Myrtle King.
Mrs. E. S. Rice and her daughter.
| Mildred, of Chicago, arrived Monday to
visit Mrs. Rice's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. M. Vest
| Miss Edith White, Miss Bess Wilson.
Miss Jennie McClanahan, Miss Eth Il
| Irwin, Miss Alma Gordon and Miss
Eunice Wilson returned Monday from
Wamego. where they attended the C. E.
convention.
| The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Second United Presbyterian church will
postpone their missionary meeting un-
| til next week on account of the Sunday
| school convention.
The Richardson Embroidery club viii
! meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
| H. c. Tromp, lilo Madison street.
Mr.. James Cuthbert, jr., who is ill
at Christ's hospital is in a critical con-
| dition. Mr.. Cuthbert was married two
years ago to Miss Addie Stillman of
| Topeka
| Mr.. E. Larlin of 11O1 College avenue.
went to Holton this morning, having
received word that his father, Mr.. NJ
1 H. Larkin, is seriously i'll.
l. The students of eleven different high
schools will give defamation contest
Thursday, May IL, at Perry, Kan. Miss
Ceora, Lanham went to Eskridge today
to coach the pupils of the school for
the contest.
Miss Opal Leason, assisted by Miss
Eleanor Johnson. both pupils of Miss
| Ceora Lanham, will give a recital
| Tuesday evening, May 9, at Chickering
| hall.