The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-15

Mr.. Joseph Azarian, of Pasadena, Cali
fornia. There fas so much to talk
! about and so much surprise that had
| to be expressed, that the girls col
| lected very little information about
! the details of the marriage, where and
when it occurred, and other trlfung
young people were on their way to
Pasadena to make their home. where
Mr.. Azarian is engaged in the real es-
tate business. Mrs. Azarain came
from Boston to Kansas two years ago,
| and spent one year in Emporia, and
| last year came 20 topeka and organ
lied class in aesthetic dancing. Her
personal charm and the novelty and
beauty of her art Immediately at
tracted a large number of people to
her studio. She had classes both of
children and grown people, and the
dances she gave regularly for her
younger pupils were a delight to them
as wen as to the older ones who at
tended them. The beauty and grace
of her solo dancing show her gift to
be an art, rather than a mere &C
complishment. Some OF her dances
are of her own composition Invention,
or design, whatever 1t should be
caIled). and they are extremely clev-
er. Her marriage, of course, will end
her work as a teacher.
Rev. and Mrs. r. K. Pooley were the
guests of honor at a reception Wednes-
day night at the Lakin home, on
Western avenue The party was given
on the lawn, which was lighted by Jap
anese lanterns, and the porch was
hung with the national colors. We'd
nesday being flag day. A mandolin
orchestra, stationed on the porch,
played during the evening. Canon
Pooley was presented with q Masonic
charm by Mr.. T. Powell, on behalf of
he has been director since he came to
Topeka, four years ago. He will
leave soon to take charge of a parish
in Leavenworth. The party last night
was quite informal, attended by three
or four hundred people. This is the
second large lawn party at the Lakin
home within a week. There has been
talk of the purchase by the city Of
tract, including the Lakin property for
a park. If this is done the acquisition
to the city's playground would GER
tainly be to its advantage, but this
would mean the loss of delightful
place for home parties to those who
share its hospitality from time to time
The marriage of Miss Hazel Celinda
Collins and Mr.. Rene de Garde Hum
phreys was solemnized "Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock at Grace eathe-
dral by. Dean James p; believers
Kaye. At home after September L at
POS Harrison street.
Miss Katherine Albaugh gave an in
formal party Tuesday afternoon aT;anifs for for
is her guest this week.
The wedding of Miss Frances Pc
terick and Mr.. Frank E. Mcfarland,
Jr., took place Wednesday afternoon
James P. Deb. Keye read the service.
Only members of the family and
relatives were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcfarland will be at home to their
friends at 1906 Tyler street, after
July 1.
Mrs. xina Cowles Wright will enter
tain her 500 club Friday at her home,
ZIG East Eighth street
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. S. E. Barber has gone for a
| business trip of a few weeks to New
York.
Miss Zenora Simm, and Miss Anna
Simm of. Valley Center, Kan, are
guests of Miss Emma Bolmar in POI
win.
Mrs. Adelaide Smith Of ST. Louis ar
rived today to be the guest of Mrs. ].
| P. Rowley.
Mr.. Clyde Miller is spending a few
weeks in New York and other eastern
cities.
Mrs. w. R. Stubs and Miss Lenora
Stubs are spending the week at their
home in Lawrence They expect to re-
turn to Topeka Saturday.
Miss Bess Renwick has gone to Man
haitian, Kan, to attend the commence
ment exercises at the Agricultural COL
| lege.
Mrs. Lee Monroe returned Wednes-
day from Hays City, where she spent
! a week.
Miss Edith Ingham, who has been
with a camping party in southern
| Texas, returned to Topeka this week,
| iC in Manhattan fn attend thu
commencement of the State Agricul-
tural college.
Miss Henrietta Alexander and Miss
| Mary Alexander have gone to Atchison
to spend few days.
| Mrs. Ruth Monroe and her grand
daughter, Miss Lenore Monroe, will
| leave next week for Duluth, Mimi.
where they have taken a cottage and
will spend the summer.
Mr.. ]. c. Holland left Wednesday for
| Ada, O., where he was called by the
death of his brother-in-law, Mr.. ]. F.
Cunningham.
Mrs. J. E. Rodgers and her daughter
| Virginia, of Las Vegas, N. M, are
guests of Mrs. Rodgers aunt, Mrs NJ
F. Hankla, All West Third street.
| Mrs. A A. Gish of White City is Wis
| iting her mother, Mrs. Fern Davis, and
| her sister, Mrs. E. Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Lochnane
and their daughter, Marguerite, will
leave for Atlantic City Saturday, to
| spend a month. They will spend u
week in Buffalo, where Mr.. Lochnane
will attend a meeting of the NJ w A.
| of which he has been an officer seven
| teen years.
Mrs. Frank Logan and her daughter
Martha, have gone to Los Angeles
Cal, to spend the summer with Mrs.
Logan's daughter, Mrs. Fred Tomlin-
son.
The Priscilla club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. S. E. Jordan, 7Os
Topeka avenue.
Miss Winifred Hartley, Miss Frances
Ryan, Miss Mary Mooney, Miss Helen
Wells and Miss Catherine Carter, who
nave been away to school this year
, I.etll1Ia I'd to tl,<.ic