The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-17

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There are quite a number of en-
gagements of the society girls that
date back a good way into the past
and stretch Indefinitely into the III
ture. One of these girls, whose en-
gagement is we'll known among her
friends, is Miss Mildred Guild, the cid
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Guild, and her fiance is Topeka
man. who is studying medicine in Chi
cago. Mr.. Walter Welding They We're
students together in Washburn col
1ege, where they both graduated
Washburn college holds the record as
q matchmaking institution, consider
ing that it was not incorporated with
natrimony even as sideline- How
Ger, this engagement is another OF
the many that are supposed to have
been OF student origin. Miss Guild IS
g. member OF the Sigma Delts. and Mr..
Wedding is a Phi Delta Theta man.
There is no time set for the wedding.
not even a guess can be made as TO
when it will be. for Mr.. Wedding has
not vet finished his course at Rush.
Miss Guild is one OF the few girls who
combines beauty and brains She was
regarded as quite an unusually brl,-
liant student. and had honors at her
graduation, was urged 20 continue her
studies at an eastern college and IN
tended to take a year at Bryn MaWr.
but i'll health interfered with that
pan EnG IS q beauty OF the ICdt tAdS-
sic Greclan type, and there IS no eN-
aggeratiOn or flattery about that Mr..
Wedding belongs TO the Carl Wedding
family. and they have lived in Topeka
a long time and are well known
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The women who will receive the
guests al the Assembly, ball Tuesday
night at the Elks club, are: Mrs. Dick
Alden. Mrs George Crawford, Mrs j.
A. Cole. Mrs. L S. Ferry. Mrs JACK
Dillon. Mrs. Theodore Hammatt Mrs.
J R koontz, Mrs. J. NJ. COnnen- Mrs.
Fred Freeman, Mrs J. D. NJ. Ham1l-
ton, Mrs. Frank Hobart, Mrs. Frank
FARRELL Mrs Harold Chase and Mrs
Frank Merriam.
Mrs. Marshall Warren of Emporia,
who has been the guest of Mrs. 7. D.
Hanmatt returned to her home to-
day. She was the guest of honor at
an informal afternoon party Friday,
at which Mrs. e s Quinton was host
ess. Mrs. Hammatt entertained at
luncheon for her guest Wednesday.
and she was a guest of honor at
meeting of the Evening Bridge cluo
which met with Mr.. and Mrs George
Crawford, and number of other
small parties were given for her dur
ing her visit
The Chaldean club will have a guest
meeting Monday evening at the home
OF Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Bowen, sci
OF the State university, viii come for
the party and viii make an address
on Dickens
The Varsity club gave dance FRI
day night at Steinberg's hall.
The Art club will meet Monday at
ternOon with Mrs Norman Wear at
her home on Topeka avenue.
Tho NTo-6a,- Whist cY4tb will meet
with Mrs. NJ. c. Hammatt next Tues
day afternoon at her home on West
Tenth avenue.
Miss Dorothy Barber gave an after
noon party Friday complimentary to
Miss AIaebeIIe Stokes Of Chicago. who !
is visiting her grandfather, Mr. g. w (
Findlay The other guests We're: Mrs |
Robert Pierce. Miss Mary MacLennan, |
Miss Laura Hall. Miss Clyde Bone /
brake. Miss Marian Wear, Miss Marie /
IagerstrOn. Miss Helen Hackney OF /
Atchison, Miss Frances McC1intock. (
Crosby, Miss Grace kOontz, Miss Mar I
guerite koontz Miss Elizabeth Holli- !
day. Miss Bertha Hull. Miss Edna [
Bear Miss LenOra Stubs. Miss Mil J.
Ernestine Kline. Miss Lucille Mills. /
Miss Elizabeth Mills, Miss Mary Van /
Nechten. Miss Helen Crawford. Miss /
Edith Updegraff, Miss Dorothy Porter /
and Miss Hester Barber
The Topeka Avenue Bridge club met |
Friday with Mrs. =. H. Samson. Sub !
stitutes were: Mrs. Y. B. kistler. Mrs. |
H. W. Seery and Mrs. H \. Perry. !
The club Will give a party for the hus- |
bands Of the members early in March |
al the home OF Mrs George Staebler in |
Potwin.
The Daughters Of the American |
Revolution and the Sons of the Ameri- |
can Revolution Will celebrate Wash |
ingtons birthday next Thursday at
Mrs. Wiley's tea ROOM A program /
viii be given at 80 in the afternoon, /
followed by dinner a o'clock. The !
tickets can be obtained from Miss Bell |
at Crosby Brothers store. The women |
who have charge of the entertainment |
are. Mrs Luther Burns. Mrs AIbrecht I
AIarburg. Mrs c. A. Mcguire ard Mrs. !
a. H. Harvey The program which |
mas been arranged Ior the party Is as
follows. An address on Lord Corn
wallis, by Mr. 7. n Meade, state |
president of the Sons of the American |
Revolution. a reading. The Family /
Plate" (Phelps). by Miss Katherine |
Albaugh. address Then and Now /
by Miss Ethel Aldrich. regent of the !
Topeka chapter Of the Daughters of !
the American Revolution; reading. I
The Lost Word (Nan Dvke), By /
Miss Lillian Stone, and "Reminis- I
cenees," by Judge J. l. Eldridge. Mr. /
Meade was brought up near York /
town. the scene of Lord CORVALLIS
surrender. and with his lecture he will I
show pictures of the historic Moore
from which CORVALLIS issued his
orders.
The Vespuccian club will meet We'd
nesday afternoon. February p with
Mrs. Charles Hammond, 1929 clay