The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-26

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dist church
| Before the ceremony the BRIDE
| SrOom'S sister, Miss Lottie Eldridge,
sang, "A Gift From You" accompa MED
| on the piano by Miss Lydia Emery, and
| during the service Mrs. Nelson Ives
| played "Traumerai'' on the violin. For
| the entrance of the bride, her brother.
Mr.. R. B. Packard played a wedding
march, which he composed for the &C.
casion
The bride was unattended. Her gown
was white crepe meteor with drapery
I of lace, and she carried shower bou-
quet of brides roses and lilies of the
valley. The wedding was held at the
newly completed home of the bridal
couple. 20S West Twenty-first street,
and the house was decorated with
palms and sweet peas.
The bride. an attractive young Wom-
an is the daughter of Mrs. e. w.
Packard and a cousin of Mr.. Robert
NJ. Stone. Mr. Eldridge is the son of
Mr.. c. E. Eldridge of 1105 Harrison
street, manager of the Kansas Office of
Insurance Inspection and Fire Proven
ton, and he will be in business with
his father. Mr.. Eldridge's gift to the
young couple wasa book case colonnade
built in when the bungalow was
erected.
The U. and I. club gave their annual
picnic Tuesday night at the nome OF
Mrs. Schuyler Nichols The club ex-
pected to have an aL-day picnic at the
country home of Mrs. Charles Samson.
but gave up the trip to the country on
account of the rain.
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo E. DouSherty, 1910
Western avenue, entertained at dinner
Monday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Huff. The guests included
Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Corbin, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. Westman. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. Croft, Miss Edna Kahnt, Miss Mary
Winder, Miss Ceora Lanham, Miss
Word has been received from Holton
of the marriage of Miss Eleanor
Logan, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Logan. and Mr.. Harry Rhodes.
The marriage took place the first of
last January, and has just been an
nounced The news is interesting to
Topeka people, for Miss Logan was
student in Washburn college last year,
and became known as a musician OF
good deal of talent. She was the con-
tralto soloist at Grace Cathedral, and
she sang on good many musical pro-
grams at the college and in town.
Mr.. Rhodes travels for a Chicago
firm and has his headquarters in Mad |
ison, Wisconsin. Mrs. Rhodes will ar
rive in Topeka the last of the week
to visit Miss Florence Rowe, on her
way to Madison, where she will join |
her husband.
Mrs. Norman Wear entertained her !
bridge club today at her home in To- |
peka avenue.
Miss Louise McNeal entertained her |
bridge club Wednesday afternoon, and |
were: Miss Lucille W1lkin- |
son, of Muskogee, Oklahoma, Miss
Helen McClintock, Miss Julia Larimer, |
Miss Lenore Monroe.
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Miss Blanche Jenness of Los Angeles, |
Cal, was the guest of honor at a
given by her aunt Mrs. F. D. Luther |
Those who played were: Miss Jenness,
Mrs. Todd Matthews, Mrs. Frank !
Griggs, Mrs. Monte kistler, Mrs. Chas. |
S. Briggs, Mrs. Dora Davis, Mrs. Henry |
B. Clark, Mrs. Russell Frost, Mrs. |
Sarah Kouns, Miss Permelia Curtis, |
Miss Isabel Smith, Miss Eva Smith, |
Miss Virginia Meade, Miss Alice Meade, |
Miss Jessica Short. Mrs. W. P Snyder, !
Miss Reita Updegraff, Miss Clara Dan
iels, Miss Margaret Carney.
The following guests attended a Thin |
BILE party given Wednesday by Miss
Mabel Kingsley, for Miss Ruth Smith
of Minneapolis, Mimi, and her cousin, |
MISS Nina Appel, Oh SnellrOck, Ia. :
Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Nina Appel, |
Miss Hazel KHngaman, Miss Mildred |
Rogers, Miss Ruth Kelley, Miss Ida
Smith. Miss Mary Helen Shirer, Miss
Gwen Shakeshaft, Miss Margaret
Miss Veda Hodgson, Miss
Genevieve Funk, Miss Josephine Doran,
Miss Emma Tomlinson, Miss Corinne
Ripley, Miss Marian Walp, Miss Isabel
March, Miss Elizabeth March.
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Miss Ripple and Miss Effie Boner
will give a linen shower tonight at Miss
Rupple's home. in compliment to Miss
Dschuden, whose marriage to Mr.. STAN
ley Olmstead of jamestown, N Y, will
take place Wednesday, July Is.
After their marriage Mr.. Olmstead
and his bride will go to the lakes to
spend the rest of the summer, after
which they will go to New York, where
Mr.. Olmstead is engaged in the furni-
lure manufacturing business with his
'ather.
A former Washburn college girl, Miss
Edna Hall, of Plainville, was married
o Mr.. Henry Brown Burroughs, June
2. The bride is a Beta sorority girl,
md has a good many friends in To-
)eka, in college circles.
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Mrs. E. Cunningham announces the
marriage of her daughter, Laurel NJ.