The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-19
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The Rev. DR.. James Adams and
Manila, p. l., were the guests of Mr..
Isaac Adams nephew, Mr.. p. H. Ad-
ans, and Mrs. Adams at the Tea
Room Tuesday night.
Miss Sophie smithmeyer was the
guest of honor today at a luncheon
given by Miss Elizabeth Mills Tues
day evening Miss Ruth Wilson enter
present We're: Miss Wilson. Miss
Snithmeyer, Miss Dorothy Barber.
Miss Helen louise Crosby, Miss Mil
dred Morton. Miss Elizabeth Mills,
Updegraff, Miss Lucille Mills Miss
Helen Crawford, Mr.. Wendell Lyman,
MI. Kent Moneypenny, Mr.. Burgess
Van Vechten, Mr.. Sam Lux, Mr.. Ken
Hull, Mr.. Philip Gray, Mr.. Jack Err
1ckson and Mr.. Ernest Poindexter of
Kansas City.
The wedding of Mrs. " D. LYMAN
and Mr.. w. K. Williams of York, Neb.
was solemnized today at the home of
Mrs. Lyman's daughter, Mrs. j. r.
Sargent. The Rev. c. NJ. Sheldon Of
left Immediately for their home in
York, Neb.
The Topeka Federation of Women
VIII meet THURSDAY morning at 10
O'Clock at the Y. w. c. A building.
All who have signed the constitution
are requested to be present.
The alumni of Kansas university
living in Topeka now have started to
organize an alumni association there
which will affiliate with Lawrence.
Topeka is one of the few large towns
in Kansas that have not an alumni
club. Mr.. Hugh T. Fisher. Mr.. NJ. o.
Locke, Mr.. Fred Cooper. Mr.. Neale
Wright and Mr.. Scott Hopkins are
the leaders of this movement. 1t is
their intention to organize the cluo
Immediately, as there are over fifty
alumni members in Topeka. They will
elect a set of officers and will plan a
series of banquets and smokers to be
held. Later it is planned to build a
club house, which will be open to all
members of the association and TC-
peka headquarters for all K. U. stu
dents, and where some of the alumni
can 1ive.-The Lawrence Daily Ga
zette.
Miss Florence Wolfe, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wolfe, 612 To-
peka avenue, was the guest of honor
at a birthday surprise party given last
had gone to the station to meet Miss
Helen Turvey of Scranton, found the
house full of guests when she return
ed. Those present were: Mrs. Jane
Scranton, Kan, Jennie Wilson of
Philadelphia, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Beronius, Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. O'Brien,
Miss Doris Stark, Miss Mary Samson,
Gleissner, Miss Jeanette Ortman.
Miss Margaret Rust, Miss Winona
O'Brien, Miss Stark and Mr.. Clayton
]. Wolfe.
The A. IT. E. club met Tuesday
evening with Miss Dorothy Overmey-
er. Initiation was held and Miss Lilly
Jones and Miss Nellie Montgomery
We're voted members. Guests of the
club included: Miss Gertrude C1eV
enger, Miss Olga House, Miss Grace
Griffith, Miss Faye Johnson. Miss Mil
dred Jones, Miss Portia Penwen and
Miss Josephine Weaver.
Announcement has been made of the
wedding of Mrs. Edible Thinney and
Mr.. Robert Weir, who were married
Saturday. June Is. at the manse of the
Westminster Presbyterian church, Rev.
DR.. Ward officiating.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs Gill Updegraff and two chill
dren are spending several weeks with
the o. P. Updegraffs and Mrs. r. M
Spivey. They are on their way from
Kansas City to South Dakota, where
they expect to make their home.
Mrs. George Port and Miss Irene
Welshans sailed on the 18th from Bos-
ton to be four months abroad. Miss
Welshans has been studying dramatic
art for a few weeks in Massachusetts
and expects to continue her course in
Europe.
Mrs Nathan Price leaves Thursday
for short visit in Arkansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ramsey anu |
their son have gone to Washington |
D. c., to make their home. Mr.. Ram |
sey is member of the U. s. ordnance |
department.
Mrs Edith Van Deusen and her son |
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