The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-09

June promises to live up to its
privileges in furnishing weddings and
trips to Europe this year. And the
trips abroad, by the way, are not all
to be taken by the idle, blase rich.
1 recall the names of five WORKING
women who will go for foreign tour
this summer. But about the we'd
dings. Among those that are sched-
uled for the coming month are: The
marriage of Miss Margaret Going or
San Diego to Mr.. Albert Patten; the
wedding of Miss Huldah Chaplin OF
Watunga, Ok, and Mr. Hal Hotch-
kiss. Miss Julia Wellhcuse of LeaV-
enworth and Mr.. Glen Jones of Wa
keeney, both well known in Topeka,
will be married the latter part or
June. Another former Topeka girl is
making preparations that look nKe
June wedding might be pending, Out
she insists that the date is not yet
fixed, and a definite decision on the
time depends on Sir Circumstances,
who is also responsible for the prob
able postponement of a military we'd
ding that was expected to take place
next month. When questioned about
the matter, the pretty bride-to- be
shakes her golden head and says Not
till the war is over" and not being
familiar with the issues OF the ready
to-butt-fn warfare that the United
states government is now conducting
on the border, we can make no rel1-
able predictions. However, one can
imagine that the soldiers and their
sweethearts whose weddings are kept
waiting are thinking a large Amen to
General Shermans definition of war
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The Portia club will have their last
regular meeting of the season Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. j. z.
Slaughter, 11S Greenwood avenue.
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their husbands, who constitute the
Bassanio club, will go to Leavenworth
Thursday and Friday, where they will
be guests of Warden and Mrs. ]. X.
Codding. Mr.. and Mrs. Codding were
members of the Bassanio and Portia
clubs while they lived in Topeka and
since they have moved away they
have retained their membership. This
Is the second time they have enter
tanned the clubs in Leavenworth.
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Mrs. Ralph Skinner entertained her
bridge club and a number of other
guests today in compliment to Miss
Nellie Rugge of independence, Mo-,
Miss Rachel Hotchkiss, who will leave
soon to make her home in California,
and Miss Guenn GODDARD who will
spend the summer in Europe.
Mrs. A. B. Quinton will give tea
Saturday afternoon in honor Of her
aunt, Mrs. Helena Fay of New York
City.
DIR. and Mrs Merrill Mills gave a
bridge party Monday night for Miss
nellie Rugge of Independence, Mo-,
who is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
John Harmon.
The alumnae Owls will give a shirt
waist dance Thursday night, May 1S
at Steinberg's hall.
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The Wednesday Bridge club will meet
tomorrow with Mrs. Chester woodward
at her home on Buchanan street.
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The Chalitso club will meet Thursda!
afternoon with Mrs. w. E. McCarter a
hei. home in Highland Park.
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Mrs. Raymond Bacon gave a bridg
marty Monday afternoon for Is guests
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Georg
A CLARK.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. Marco Morrow has retrrne,
from Kansas ILL.,, where she was TIL
guest of relatives.
Miss Jean Horton and Miss Louis
Spencer. of Kansas City will return
home tonight after a visit to Mrs. F
M. Bonebrake.
Miss Frances Connell, who is visit
ing friends in Milwaukee, is expecte,
home soon.
Mrs. Jens Bugge of Washington. \
c., who arrived a week or two ago, ex