The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-04

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Not only one, but two quiet, wed
dings were solemnized this morning
at $50 O'Clock. A few facts concern
ing the Daniels-Crosby affair have
come to the world, but the wedding OF
Miss Florence Tucker to Mr.. Charles
c.. Robinson of ST. Louis, which also
occurred at that extremely early hour.
was not even known to Miss fuckers
nearest and dearest friends. The wed
ding is one of unusual interest to To
peka people, for Miss Tucker, who Is
dark. petite, and vivacious, has been
one of the most popular teachers at the
high school, and has hosts of friends
in town. She is a daughter of Mrs. j.
w. Tucker of Potwin, was graduated
from Washburn in 1906, and attended
the University of Chicago for a yeaI
before taking the position of instructor
in mathematics in the high school.
MI. Robson, the bridegroom, is an out of
town man, an electrical engineer, de-
signer for the ST. Louis Power com
pany. The wedding took place at the
Central church., DIR. Sheldon officiated,
and the young couple left Immediately
for St. Louis, where they will make
their home. Miss Tucker wore a Simple
travelling suit of tan linen, everything
was extremely informal, and only the
of the two families were
there. The date a been set for juno
18th, but owing to the fact that DR..
sheldon leaves tomorrow, was changed.
This spring has been notable for its
number of unceremonious weddings
the Walker the Daniels-CroS-
by. and now the Tucker-Robinson Is
added to the list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will be at
home after July l at Webster Grove.
St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. A. A. Hurd will entertain her
two card clubs, the Tuesday bridgf
luncheon club, and the Friday bridge
club, Wednesday and Friday
of this week, at her attractive sumnler
home, lakewood Lodge, "Sommerhein
on the Burlingame road. Mrs
Hurd will have three extra tables eacn
time in honor of her sister, Mrs. ID. l.
Young, who have recently o from
Oklahoma City, and are living at 122S
street. |
This is to be one of the most m
lays of Washburn commence
ment week.; 1912 holds it's class day
exercises in the morning on the cam
the Tau Delta Pi have their an
nual luncheon at the observatory, and
the outdoor play, Twelfth Night is
to be give tonight at 8.
Miss I.enore Monroe entertained in
formally this afternoon for Miss Mar
.aret Widenham, teacher of piano., and
Miss Deva Bartlett, teacher of English.
Of Bethany college.
Another wedding celebrated this
morning was that of Miss Irene Elaine
Seller, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. +.
Seller, and Mr.. Harry Dorland Beight-
er, who were married at the brides
home, 704 Clay, DR.. S. S. Estey of1ciat-
The living room was massed with
iaisies, Killarney roses, and garden
and the bride was prettily
in white wolfe and cluny lace
Mr.. and Mrs. Beightler left this after
loon for a two weeks trip to Column
Jus and Chicago, and will be at home
-fter July L at sos
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. f. Craver announce
marriage of their niece, Mary E.
Palmer, to Mr.. Elman Harris of this
ity. The wedding took place May 6,
n Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris will
,e at home to their friends after July
st, 1410 West Tenth street. f,
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The State Association of Graduate
Nurses will hold their regular meeting {
June 5th, at the Y. w. G.
\. rooms at 8 o'clock.
The June meeting of the Kansas Au- i
OTS CluD Will OG ACIo |
vening at the residence of Mr. and {
Irs. Geo. P. P. Morehouse. PIG West {
Eighth street. 1t is the last indoor
Meeting of the eason and an interest
session is expected under the aus s
ices of the department of poetry.
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Miss Ethel E~veringham, a pupil of |
Iiss Jennie Blinn, gave her recital 1
londay evening at the Y. w. c. A.
irieg's "Berceuse'' was gracefully in S
Chopin's waltz, A Flat Ma
0r, always charming. displayed her I
xtreme sweetness of touch, and Bun I
Niccoli was adroitly ndle !
E~veringham closed the program 7
18th a selection from Nicode; he !
weetness of First Meeting blending a
ito the full chords of ARDENT Long-
lg," and quickening into the passion n
me work. n marked Miss Evering-
am as a pianist of no small note. Mr.. F
rank Ripley, who gave several songs, h
mong them the favorite Drink to t,
[e Only With Thine Eyes" was we'll
a
le marriage of their daughter, Eva N
Mo, on May %. Mr.. and Mrs. n
rect, Kansas CITY. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bender an +
ounce the engagement of their daugh- n
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