The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-06

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An event of next week which will
attract much attention in social circles
is the marriage of Miss Helen Ames
and Mr.. Earl Fischer, which is set for
Wednesday afternoon at the E. E.
Ames home in Potwin Place. Miss
AmeS is popular and attractive ana
has been entertained at a round or
parties since the date of her marriage
was made public. One of the pleasant
pre-nuptial affairs for her was given
this morning by Miss Madeline Whit
ney, who was hostess at a breakfa st
at her home in Potwin. The guests
were some Miss Ames' most intimate
friends, and those who sat around the
table were: Miss Ames, Miss Julia
Ames, Miss Hazel Kelly of Paola, Miss
Frances Brown of Anthony, Miss Min
ME johnson of Norton, Miss Louise
McNeal, Miss Lenore Monroe, Miss
Daisy Monroe, Mrs. Robert Thomas OF
Ray, Ariz., Miss Julia Larimer, Miss
Bernice Emahizer, Miss Edith Thomp-
son, Miss Edna Thompson, Miss Guenn
GODDARD and Miss Whitney.
Miss AmeS has chosen for her at
tendants at her wedding, her sister,
Miss Julia Ames, Miss Hazel Kelly of
Paola, Miss Hazel Butts of Wichita.
and Miss Frances Brown of Anthony.
Miss Marjorie Haynes of Emporia will
play the wedding music. Mr.. Fischer
best man.
Invita- tions have been received in To-
peka from Mrs. William Henry Blown
for the marriage of her daughter, Anna.
to Mr.. John W. Nipps, Friday. Septem-
Der IL, at O'Clock. at the Friends
westinghouse, Coulter street. German
town, Pa.
The news will be of interest to many
Topeka people, for Mr.. Nipps formerly
lived here, and was student in Wash
burn college. he was at that time in
terested in Y. NJ. c. \. work. He will
so soon to Norfield. Mass, to attend
q conference for the fitting out OF sec
Tetaries for the foreign service. and in
October, he and his bride will sail for
China, where he will be engaged in
mission work for the association.
The bride is a graduate of Wellesley
college, having finished in the class of
1910, and she has since been interested
in Y. w. c. A. work. She was secre-
tary of the Student Volunteer move
ment, with headquarters in New York,
and she Travelled over the country or
ganizing associations among college
girls.
Mr.. Fred Robertson, United States
district attorney, has just brought his
family to Topeka to make their home.
He has bought the house at 11O6 Tyler
street. formerly owned by the c. H.
Gaunt family. who have moved to San
Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson
and their daughter Agnes, a little girl
about 10 years old, formerly made their
home in Atwood, where the family
maintained a sort of perpetual at
home" for numerous relatives and
friends in the town, and where the
latch string was out in the simple. OLD
fashioned way. in which guests are
made to feel one with the home cir
Gle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson are Kansas
people who have lived in the state
most of their lives. Mrs. Robertson
was educated at the Wesleyan univer-
sity, at -Salina. She also is interest
ed in music, plays the piano and has
an excellent soprano voice Agnes Rob-
ertson will be a student in the grade
school She, too, has taste for music,
and already gives promise of talent as
a pianist.
The arrival of the family for a per-
manent home in Topeka will doubtless
be a welcome addition to local social
circles.
Miss Lillian Martin will give a week.
end house partv next week, beginning
Friday. Her guests will be: Miss
Grace Chamos. Miss Marian Crider and
Miss Helen GALLAGHER. Miss Rose How
ard. Miss Elsie Bales and Miss Flor
ence Gunnigan, all of Lawrence; Miss
Elsie Bass. of Eldorado; Miss Isabel
Myers, of Kansas City, and Miss Ora
WOrIlin. of La Junta, Col.
Miss Mabel Jones will give a dance
next Friday night at McRae's hall for
Miss Martins guests, and Miss Martin
has planned a number of parties for
them, including a card party Saturday
morning, a theater party Saturday
afternoon and a card party Saturday
night, followed by a slumber party
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The following young people of the
Tivoli. Washburn and high school
crowds attended a dance given Friday
night at Garfield park: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Campbell. Miss Marjorie Rodg-
Miss Louise McGoff Miss Dorothy
Scott Miss Lillian McGoff, Miss An
toinette Clark, Miss Helen Crawford.
Miss Beth Thompson, Miss Maude Nc
Vey. Miss Ethel Everingham, Miss
Mildred Bowman Miss Florence Bow
man, Miss Lucille Mills. Miss Anne
Hyatt Miss Ruth Foster Miss Mar
guerite Kiene. Miss Isabel Dickinson.
Miss Clyde Bonebrake. Miss Mildred
Morton. Miss Marguerite Koontz, Miss
Cecil Crawford. Miss Helen Cook, Miss
Rachel COston. Miss Marguerite ,
Thrapp. Miss Louise Bell, Miss Gladys
Neil, Miss Ruth Rooster, Miss Louise
Culver. Mr.. Leland johnson, Mr.. Earl
Trobert, Mr.. Bruce Mcfarland, Mr..
Homer Meade. Mr.. Ivan Dibb.-. Mr..
Ralph Lewis. Mr. Alden Weightman,
Mr.. Joe Hull. Mr.. Angelo Alt, Mr.. John
March. Mr.. Ernest Chamberlain, Mr..
John Nicely. Mr.. Sidney Everingham,
Mr.. Kent Moneypenny, Mr. George
Lewis. Mr.. Frank Willard. Mr.. Hough-
ton Albaugh. Mr.. Elwood Washburn,
Mr. Marshall Hite Mr.. Kenneth Lyle. ,
Mr. Dick Porter. Mr.. Wendall Lyman,
Mr.. Willard Pierce, Mr.. Waite Lyle, !