The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-26

this afternoon at o'clock at Grace
Cathedral by the Rev F. A Ed
wards The brides sister. Miss Ellz-
abeth Moore. was her maid of honor,
and only attendant. Mr.. Perkins was
attended by his brother, MI. Stuart
Perkins of Kansas City. Miss Moore
was married in her travelling dress,
dark blue tailored jacket suit. The
waist worn with the suit is of Span
fsh lace yelled with blue chiffon. Her
hat is blue tailored felt and her flow
ers were corsage bouquet.
The gown of the maid of honor was
a white wolfe trimmed i'm bands of
blue. She wore a large white hat and
carried pink astors. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perkins left Immediately after the
ceremony on northern trip They
will be at home after their return at
PA Greenwood avenue, POtwin.
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The following is taken from san
Diego paper. Miss Sterne, Miss
Hotchkiss and Miss Mulvane all for
merly lived in Topeka:
Miss Helen Sterne was the hostess
Tuesday at a pretty bridge after
noon, given at her home at Second
and Maple, complimentary to a group
of four guests.
1.-The hOnOred ones were Mrs. X. l..
Cochrane of Topeka, Kan, Miss AIDE
laide Sterne of San Jose, Miss Ger
trude Mulvane of Los Angeles, and
Miss Inez Patterson of Mansfield, o.
ated with pink and white sweet peas.
Prizes for the highest score were Civ
en- Mrs. COChrane and Miss Mulvane.
Those to enjoy the hospitality of the
charming hostess we're Mrs. r. l..
Cochrane Mrs Hal Hotchkiss Mrs.
II. c. Bump, Mrs. Jack Sterne Mrs
Wagner, Mrs. c. J. Williams and the
Misses Adelaide Sterne, Gertrude Null
vane. Ineza Patterson, Katherine An
derson, Rae Hotchkiss, Isabelle Nor
I.T1
Word has been received in Topeka
OF the coming wedding of Mr.. Ray
Ufford of Wakeeney, Kan, to Miss
Edith Hutchinson of Kansas City, to
take place at the home of the bride 8
parents in Kansas City. September q.
Mr.. Ufford. who graduated from
Wash burn college in 1903, is Phi
Delta Theta, and has many friends III
the city. Miss Hutchinson attended
the annual Phi Delta party here in
the spring.
Miss Genevieve Mcmillan gave
party Saturday afternoon at her
home. 1852 Fillmore street. for Miss
Marian Murphy of Tulsa, Ok. who is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs A. l.
Redden and aunt, Mrs. Charles Blood
smith The invitations included Miss
Murphy Miss Helen CoOldrige, Miss
MYRTLE Timberlake. Miss Hazel Thorn
as. Miss Helen Whitaker Miss Mabel
Jones. Miss Marjory Crittendon, Miss
Alice Lyman. Miss Gertrude Cool
drige and Miss Mildred Quinton.
Miss Sylvia Hughey gave o'clock
dinner Thursday evening at her home
for Miss Gladys Bitter of Beleville
and Miss Fern Mold. who leaves
Monday for Lawrence to remain per
manently. The dinner was followed by
a line party at the Iris. The guests
were Miss Mold, Miss Bitter, Miss
Pugh. Mr.. Walter Davis, Mr.. Chester
Thomas. Mr. n. P. Nelson, and Mr..
Jack Ericsson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Anton announce
the engagement of their daughter
Estella Louise. to Mr.. Ray Challand of
San Diego, Cal. Mr.. Challand is son
of Mr. and Mrs. Challand, and former
~ lived in Topeka. Both young peo-
pie are well known here and have many
friends who Will be interested in hear
ing of their engagement. The we'd
ding will take place this winter and
they will make their home in Califor-
MIA.
Miss Bertha Ellis gave a slumber
party last night at her home on Col
Iege avenue for the following girls: Miss
Flora Wilson. Miss Verna Stocker. Miss
Jenetta Wilson Miss Ruth Sneid, and
Miss Natalie McSpadden. The party
linked" to Chesney park where they
had 6 o'clock breakfast this morn
ing.
Mrs. Robert E. HeinseIman 1901 Null
vane street. entertained 20 guests Fri
day afternoon for Miss Ethel CoOver,
a former cIassmate of Mrs. Heinselman' s
at Bethany conservatory, Lindsborg.
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The Searchers' club entertained at
the horne Of Mrs. D. c. Harbaugh- 100
West Tenth street. for Mrs H. II.
Keith. who leaves soon for Roswell,
n. NJ, to spend the winter. The guests
were: Mrs. s. G. Brown, Mrs. S. D.
C,olvfn. Mrs ]. c. DOlmah, Miss Jessie
Browneli. Mrs. Charles Hartburg, Miss
Elizabeth Hampstead, Mrs George W.
7-rapp, Mrs. B. F. F Stanley. Mrs. G.
l. Whitlock, Mrs. Louis Harbaugh'
Mrs e. c. Harbaugh and daughters.
and Miss Brittle Brown.
The young people of Potwin gave a
unarshmallOw and wienie roast in Knox S
grove Thursday evening for Miss Tes-
sic Chaffee of Kansas City, and Mr.
Dean Lininger, who will leave soon for
party included Miss Chaffee, Miss Anna
and Phyllis Wyle of Kansas City. Miss
ROXY Vancil Miss May TOmhnson
Miss Ruby Hoatson. Miss Maliesta
Disney, Miss Marie Vancil. Miss Opal
Heivley. Mr.. Dean Lininger, Mr. clad
Marshall. Mr.. Eugene Wilson, Mr.. Ches-
ter Carter. Mr.. Ralph Keller, Mr.. Adolph
Winter, Mr.. Lowell Houston, and Mr.
Norris Tucker
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Floersoh enter
tanned 35 guests at cards Wednesday
night
A party of young folks went out tc
Cages park Friday evening on a hay
rack ride. stopping there to enjoy some