The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-15

ter of Los Angeles, announcing the
marriage of their daughter. Virgil Nc
Grath. to DR.. Arthur Horace Jackson,
Saturday, February 4. The wedding
took place in LosSAngeles and DIR. and
Mrs. Foster will be at home after
March 16, at 1915 West Twelfth
street, Los Angeles. The bride for
merly lived in Topeka and left here
about three years ago to make her
home in California.
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Miss Nettie Amos, whose engage
ment to Mr. Harold Laudermilk has
been announced, was given miscel-
Ianeous shower Tuesday night at the
home of Miss wilma Edwards. Miss Ed
wards and Miss Anna Robinson were
hostesses. The guests were Mrs. Amos,
Mrs Merrill Taylor, Mrs. Tom Powell,
Mrs w. S. Amos, Miss Eva Robinson,
Miss Nettie Robinson, Miss Marie VAN
derpool, Miss Maude Myers, Miss Bea-
trice Peak, Miss Ilene Peak, Miss Cecil
StroErn, Miss Nellie Phillips, Miss
Ethel Mcfarland, Miss Rosa Denham
Miss Dossa Denham, Miss Madge
Moore and Miss Ida Moore. Miss Cecil
Strohm will give dinner tonight for
Miss Amos at her home on Western
avenue
The students of the fine arts de-
partment of Washburn college will
give a recital in the college chapel Fri
day afternoon at o'clock.
The Junior class of the Washburn
law school will have party Monday
night at the home of Mr.. w. 0. Hun
ter.
The Informal Five Hundred club will
meet with Mrs. w. F. Cochran ll2S
Madison street, Thursday afternoon
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Miss Lula Young was given sur
prise party Monday evening at her
home on Polk street. The guests We're:
Miss Ethel Bettinger, Miss Lillian Me-
chem, Miss Myrtle Boatsman' Miss
Wilma Perry, Miss Luello Boyer, Miss
Mayme Mitchell Miss Barbara Hilfrey,
Miss Luretta Carrier Miss Lulu Young,
Mr.. Edgar Madden, Mr.. Milton Madden.
Mr.. Alfred Won Lagen' Mr. Thomas
Fritz, Mr. Eddie Boyer, Mr.. Harvey
shannon, and Mr.. Ernest Often.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen White,
of Emporia, are guests of Governor
and Mrs. w. R.. Stubbs-
Mrs. Frank M. Sexton and Mrs. Dana
Gage of Minneapolis, will be guests OF
Mrs W. A Johnston the latter part OF
the week. They will go to Lawrence
to attend the Welhelrni-Sexton wedding
Thursday, and will stop IN topeka on
their return. Mr.. Ray Sexton, the DTiuS-
groom, is the son of Mrs. Frank Sex
ton. and the brother of Mrs. Gage.
Mrs. Roy Gafford of Minneapolis,
Kan, is the guest of Mr.. j. Z. Gafforo'
at the Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Chester woodward ana
their family left today for Sea Breeze
Fla, to spend the rest OF the winter;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wells ana
their son, Clarence, of New YORK city,
who were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
M. Ronebrake, have been in Denver the
past few days. and will return to To-
peka Thursday. Mr.. Wells VIII return
| at once to New York, and Mrs. Wells
and her son will be guests at the Bone
brake home some time longer.
Miss Alice Meade went to Lawrence
Tuesday to be the guest OF MISS Annie
| Monroe
| Miss Vera Brady leaves tonight for
| Chicago, after spending a few weeks
with her father, Senator Brady, at the
The meeting of the Good Govern
nrnent club, which was to nave been
held February 16, has been postponed
one week The meeting Will be held
| THURSDAY, February %, with Mrs. c.
w. Hull, 1901 buchanan street. al
| 2:30 in the afternoon.
Mr.. H. Endlich of the Outlook Cloak
| & Suit company. will ieave Inursoay
for business trip to New York city.
| Miss Bertha Stewart, who has been
spending a few weeks with her father.
! Senator Stewart. will return Thursday