The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-05
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Social interest will be divided this
| afternoon among the annual meet
| ing of the Topeka Federation of Wom-
er, including the election of officers for
the ensuing year; the alumni olnner
| which follows the forty-eighth com
mencement at Washburn college; and
| the very attn active tea which Mrs
Chester Woodward is giving at the
| Country club in honor of her mother,
| Mrs. Alice BulIene. Marguerites and
! rambler roses are to be used as decor
alton at the club; snowy balls or
daisies are hung in the doorway. Ray
Halls orchestra will play behind a
screen of palms. June Strawberries VIII
be used in the decoration as well as
the ices; clusters of them will sur
round the rustic basket of daises on
the dining table. In the receiving line
will stand Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Bull
lene, and Mrs. B. w. Woodward or
Lawrence. Mr. Chester Woodward's
mother. Mrs Woodward will wear
lingerie frock, and Mrs. Bullene an i'm
ported white gown draped in Philippine
lace: Mrs. B. W. Woodward will wear
lavendar-and-white Pine cloth. The
Country club is an ideal place for
summer tea. The following friends will
assist Mrs. Woodward in the reception |
and dining rooms: Mrs. NJ. c. Ham |
matt. Mrs. J. C. McClintock. Mrs ]. C |
Mohler. Mrs. H A Auerbach, Mrs
Guildford Dudley, Mrs Frank Scott |
Davis. Mrs. T F. Doran, Mrs. Jack Dill
Ion. Mrs. Clifton Heaton, Mrs. Clyde
Miller, Mrs. Harrison Morgan. Mrs.
David Palmer, Mrs. Robert Carver,
Mrs. Harry Donaldson and Mrs. w. w.
WikidaI.
Mrs H o. Garvey will entertain
several clubwomen at dinner tonight
at her home. SIS Buchanan street, in
honor of Mrs. Cora G. Lewis of Kins
ley, Kansas. who will address the To-
peka Fedora ton of Women this af
ternoon and who is to be Mrs. Garvey's
guest Covers will be laid for ten. The
meeting of the federation will be held
in the parlors of the 7. w. c. A. Mrs.
Lewis address will take place at $3.50
following the business meeting and
preceding the musical program. The re-
firing officers of the federation are:
Mrs A. H. Horton, president; Mrs. D.
J. Evans. first vice president; Miss
Gertrude Barnes second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. o. l. Moore, secretary;
Mrs. c. H. Samson, treasurer; Mrs.
Lee Monroe. parliamentarian: Mrs. A.
A. GODDARD. auditor: Mrs. E E. Roude-
bush, corresponding secretary.
Bishop and Mrs. Frank R. Millspaugh
left this morning for Omaha where
ceremony of his niece, Miss Helen
Davis, who will wed Mr.. William
Roberts of Omaha on Saturday, June
i Miss Davis has visited in Topeka
I
Dewey have been prevented from go
ing to Nebraska by Mr.. Dewey's ILL
ness. Mrs. Charles b Thomas left last
week to attend the wedding.
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Miss Winifred Greene entertained at :
home 1857 Western avenue, in honor
Of two visiting girls who are guests
Of the Washburn Betas. Covers were
aid for: Miss Green, Miss Edith Rice,
Prid -1n Te |
IF Miss Lillian Stone; Miss Lucille
Armstrong of Belleview. who is visit
ng Miss Ada Dyche; Miss Fern Lar
tick, Miss Dyshe and Miss Stone
One of the interesting guests at the
wedding which took
place last night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Roehr, 1905 Clay street,
vas Mrs. Ruth G. Ahlborn of Kensing- :
ton, Kansas, who is the guest OF Mrs.
Paul H. Hazelrigg. 1915 West Sixth
avenue. Mrs. Ahlborn, who is an aunt
Of the groom is president of the First
National bank in KensingtOn, an ex-
clever person and one of the
few women in the United States to !
hold the presidency of a banking in |
stitution.
The Washburn Phi Delta Theta AL
lmni association meets at the chapter
house facing the college campus this
7NSLIluS al the dAAiiueil SISCllOA u JILL |
GERS, initiation of fraternity graduates
INTO the alumni chapter and smoker. I
Several out of town alumni of the Kan /
sas Beta chapter. Phi Delta Theta, will I
come to Topeka for the event.
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Announcement has been made of the |
of Miss Maud Emily Hoget
md Mr.. Edward Mcbride, which took '
place on June at Devils Lake, N.
D. Mr. Mcbride was assistant cashier ,
# the Santa F'e ten years ago, and has !
many friends in town. He is now hold :
ng the position of local cashier of the ;
santa Fe offices in Chicago. Mr.. and i
hrs. Mcbride will be at home after +