The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-28


An out of town engagement that =
OF more than passing interest 70 ileaiis
TOpel<a people is that of Mrs BarDoii
Walker and Bishop Harding of WASH
ington, D. c. Mrs Walker IS pIlhCip.1 -
of the National Cathedral school =
Washington. and Bishop HaIu!lis -
bishop of the diocese of the LlstIiS'
of Columbia and president OF the 60
thetral school Mrs. Walker was pf1'i
cipaI of the College of the sisters "a
Bethany for two years previous 70 n
acceptance OF the position IN w - u
ington. and has a good many iIleIl REM.
here. who will be interested IN kIoN
ing of her approaching marriage. NIoi 's
over. a numoer of Topeka girls 10
attended the Cathedral school since slI7
became it's principal She was d Z az.
nate of COlum hia university, New u n
and besides being a woman of learning
and culture. she was considered our
beautiful and possessed OF an uni =, J
engaging personality. The GATE ol TN
wedding is not known, but the an
nounccment was made before the school
about two weeks ago
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An informal party will be given FIJI
day night. November ), at the EMS 7
club for the young people VINO TOOK
part in the Kirmess. and the chapef-
ones and patronesses will also be guests
There will be dancing and for those
who do not care to dance, cara laoie9
will be arranged
The alunni and active chapter OF the
Phi Delta Theta fraternity OF VAST
burn college will give dance Satur-
day night, November I, at StelnDers
hail. for the Kansas university CHAP
ter of Phi Delta Theta. after the 4
L. football game
The date for the wedding of Miss
Ella Davis and Mr. Frank Grlggs IS
stu uncertain on account OF the ~
ness of Miss Davis brother Mr. Dana
Davis. who has typhoid fever. How
ever it viii probably take place in the
early part of November. A good many
Of Miss Davis friends have asked to
entertain in her honor. and Miss DAVIS
has requested them to wait until the
arrival of Miss Bernice Johnson q
AtchisOn, who is to be the maid OF
honor at the wedding, and who VIII
come to be Miss Davis guest some time
before the wedding, and her coming
will depend somewhat on the recovery
of the brides brother. However, MISS
Davis has already cOnsummated some
of her arrangements, and has decldet;
that the wedding will be held at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Byron Davis. and Mrs. Kurtz Kellam
will attend her as matron of honor, ami
Miss Johnson as maid of honor Inc
brides cousin, Miss Genevieve Herrick.
of Kansas City, will play the wedding
music. and Mrs. Cecil Forter will sing.
Mr.. Griggs' best man Will be Mr.. Jack
Campbell
Miss Elsie Dean will give an infor-
NAL dinner tonight at her home on
Western avenue, followed by d theater
party to the Grand. Covers will be
laid for: Mrs. Ray Williams of Marion,
who is visiting at the Dean home, Miss
Mary Coors of Las Vegas. n. NJ, Miss
Iucile Wilkinson of MuskOgee, Ok,
Miss CoOrs and Miss WilkersOn are
guests of Miss AmeS- and will leave
Monday. Miss Coors for her home, and
Miss Wilkinson for Lawrence, where
she is d student at the state univer-
sity.
Mrs. w. E. Culver gave a party Fri
Pday night for about so guests and
she will give another party tonight at
her home, 1913 Western avenue.
A glance at next weeks program of
events is somewhat less diverting than
last weeks forecast. since it reveals
little less of social activity than
marked the calendar of the past six
days. Still, there will be some few in
teresrins affairs, and there may be
other important events to be revealed
on nearer approach. The annual Hal
1OWCCI QetilC6 at the country club Will
be given Tuesday night, October 80:
the dancers, chaperones, and patron
esSeS OF the kirmesS will have asdance
at the Elks Friday night. and the fra
ternlty dance at Steinberg's Saturday
night will interest a good many Of the
young people out in town as well al
at the college. Miss Witwer's recep-
tionG Monday and Tuesday will in
clude good many guests but the
heart interest as tho novel review
% inc 1rT-.-
case) will be far less conspicuous than
last week The one big wedding of
the week Will be celebrated Saturday
night, at the First Baptist church.
when Miss Jennie Moneypenny and
Mr. Roland West will be married. The
hour Tor the ceremony is $50 O'Clock.
and after the service a reception will
be held at the Moneypenny home.
MISS Moneypenny will be attended BY
her sister. Miss Ora MOnevDenpv &C
maid of honor, Miss Alta Smith Of
Clarksburg, Va, Miss Mary Louise IA
none, of Nashville, Tenn, Miss Louise
Humphrey of Fort Scott, Miss Jessie
Jones and Miss GLADYS West of To
peka, will be bridesmaids. Mr.. Vests
best man will be Mr.. Clair Brigham
of Kansas City. and the ushers will he
Mr. George Russell. Mr.. Amos Smith.
Mr.. Charles Robinson. Mr.. Arch West
and Mr. Paul Moneypenny.
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The following young people dane
ed Friday night at McRae's hail: Miss
Helen Cook, Miss Ariel Nichols. Miss
Marguerite Kiene. Miss Ernestine
Klein. Miss Mildred Morton. Miss In
Gle Mills, Miss Elizabeth Mills. Miss
Sdlth Cpdegraff, Miss Helen Crav
Iord Miss Mary Cooper. Miss Mar
Suerlte Perkins, Miss Vera Agard
Miss Beth Thompson, Miss Silvia
Hughey, Miss Mary Van Vecbten
Miss Winifred Burch. Miss Io1lisa
culver, Miss Grace Grote. Mr.. Ralph
Fingsley. Merle Segar. Kenneth I,.tin