The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-13

The announcement of the engagement
of Miss Elizabeth Stephens, of Law
renee, and DR.. Leo Haughey, of To-
peka, is made in Lawrence paper.
The date of the wedding is set for
May @ and will take place at moor
at the home of Miss Stephens uncle
and aunt, Judge and Mrs. ]. w. Green.
Miss Stephens has a wide circle of ac-
QuaintanceS in Topeka and has fire.
Quently visited at the P. c. Chamber
She is a girl of charming personality,
and belongs to family that have for
a long while, held a prominent place
in Kansas affairs. Her grandfather
Judge Stephens, was a jurist of higA
standing. and her uncle, Judge Green
is now dean of law in the Kansas
State university. She is a graduate
of the state university and a member
of the Pi Phi sorority. She makes
her home with the J. w. Green family.
DR.. Haughey is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Haughey. He graduated
in 'Os from the Washburn Medical
school, and is a Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity man. He is a handsome, ath
letic chap and played on the Washburr
ball team in his college days. He is
now employed by the state board OF
health and travels out of Topeka over
the state giving anti-tuberculosis lee
lures. His brother, DR.. Glenn Haughey
and Mrs. Haughey, of Wilmore, Kan
VIII attend the ReOulnS anu Will SLOI
in Topeka for a short visit on their
way to Lawrence. DR.. Haughey's sis
ter, Mrs. Kurtz Kellam, of Kansas
City, is now in Topeka visiting her
parents.
The Chaldean club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. John Sargent
225 Clay street. Mrs. E. W. Thomp-
son will read a paper entitled AN Old
Canadian Landmark and Mrs. o. E.
Walkers paper will be A Glimpse of
Vienna
The Chaldean club will have as theiI
last meeting for the year a social ev-
ening and dinner next Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs. Warren NJ. CrOs-
by, SIG Polk street
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Cards have been issued by Mrs 5
T. Schlichter, announcing the marriage
of her daughter, Mary Virginia, to
Mr.. Fred Manville Tuckerman, of Chi
cago. The item is of interest to .
good many people in Topeka who knew
Mr.. Tuckerman when he made his
home in Topeka. The brides home is
in Topeka. but she has been in Chi
cago the past few years. Mr.. Tucker
man belonged to number of social
clubs while he lived here. He was in
terested in amateur photography ana
was prominent member of the Ole
Camera club which fiourished in To-
peka a number of years ago. He is
now holding a responsible position with
the Santa Fe Railway company. in the
Chicago offices. Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
man will be at home to their friends
after May 1 at 3911 Ellis avenue, Chi
cago.
Wednesday is the only day of next
week which will be of any social i'm
portance. The wedding of Miss Heller
Morrow to Mr.. Paul Walker will be
quietly solemnized at the brides hons
in the afternoon, and the Varsity club
will dance at Steinberg's in the even
inS
The Beta Sorority of Washburn col
1ege have two new pledges this week
Miss Corinne Ripley of Topeka. and
Miss Elsie Marti of New U1m, Mimi.
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The Topeka association Of the Y w
@. A. gave a reception last evening for
several territorial secretaries. the
guests of honor including Mrs. John
Parker Wise, Mrs. Esther Mclean,
Miss Inez Kinney of Denver and Miss