The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-14
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satin. Her bouquet was a corsage of
lilies of the valley and brides roses,
and she wore a bando of the same
flowers in her hair. Her going away
gown was a coat suit of brown serge
with which she wears a blouse OF
brown chiffon with Dolly Warden flow
ers in pink, draped over white MESA
line Her travelling hat is brown vel
vet with a crown of messallne and
trimmed with plumes
A lovely part of the brides trous-
seau was a lace handkerchief winch
was carried by her grandmother and
by her mother on their wedding day,
and she also treasures in her wedding
outfit an old fashioned white silk en-
broidered shawl which belonged to her
grandm other.
The bride has many friends in To-
peka, among them a large circle of
| Washburn people. She is a graduate
of the school, where she was regard
ed as clever student. She was active
in the work of the College Alumnae
club of Topeka. and besides being
girl of sparkle and animation, she is a
person of much ability and efficiency
| in practical ways.
Professor Edmondson is graduate
of the Iowa university, where he re
ceived the degrees of NJ. A. and Phi. d.
| He belongs to the Delta Sigma Ro fra
ternity, and good scholarship won him
! a membership in the Sigma honorary
fraternity. lie mas Deen III topeka IuS
| past few years as teacher OF 20
| ology in Washburn college, and he has
now accepted position as head of
the departm ent of zoology in the State
university of oregon at Eugene, Ore.
After the ceremony last night re-
ception was held, and the guests were
! received BY Professor and Mrs Ed
mondson, Mrs. Brown and Professor
Edmondson's mother. Mrs. H. A. Ed
mondson. Miss Ruth Klingaman, Miss
| MOI rat mr.
Rodgers served in the dining room.
DR.. and Mrs. Edmondson have gone
for a wedding trip to the Grand Can
yon, and will travel in California IN
til the beginning of the school year,
when they will go to Eugene. Ore,
where they will make their home.
Miss Ruth Foster will give a thimble
Topeka avenue for Miss Blanche ST.
mons of Lawrence. who is visiting her.
i + +
! The following guests attended a
| thimble party given Wednesday after
noon by Miss Florence White for Mrs
Bruce Trull of Midfield, Texas, who
left for her home today after a visit
to Mrs. Rad Lee: Mrs. TrulI, Mrs
Lee, Mrs. Dewitte Lee. Mrs. Lester
F'ilson, Miss Ethel Grant, Miss Esther
Peers. Miss Nina McLatchey, Miss
Marian McGaw. Miss Leila James
Miss Winona McLatchey, Miss Mar
! garet Swan. Miss Edna Reinbach. Miss
Grace Eldridge, Miss Margaret Owen,
Miss Elsie Hobson, Miss Emma Part
ridge, Miss Ida Kendall of Valley
Falls Miss Alice Higgins, Miss Ruth
! Kingman, Miss Hermione Van Laer,
! Miss Helen Shirk, Miss Allison Shaver,
Miss Verna Sjolander, Miss Jean Rob
ertson, Miss Frances Wheeler, Miss
| Mabel Higgins.
Mrs. Truil will leave today for her
home in Midfield.
| Announcements are out of the mar
riage of Miss Rosa Blacker and Mr.
Deshler Harlow Huntington, which
took place Tuesday in st. Joseph, Mo.
At home after September 10, at 1414
Harrison street Topeka.
| Notes and Personal Mention.
| Mrs. Warren NJ. Crosby and her two
, sons and Mrs. Crosby's mother, Mrs.
T. B. Mayo, left today for Chicago, and
from there they will take the boat to
Harbor Springs, Michigan, where they
will occupy their summer home for six
weeks returning to Topeka the latter
/ part of September.
| Mrs George H. Hodges has returned
from Olathe, where she attended the
chautauqua Governor Hodges and
/ his family expect to leave soon for a
! trip to Colorado.
! Mr.. Carroll B. Merriam has returned
! from a five weeks vacation at Fall
mouth Heights, Massachusetts. Mrs
| Merriam and their son Jack will re-
/ mann there 1OG some TIME
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. King return
! ed today from a trip east, and visit
to relatives in TOwanda, Pa.
| The C. H. Bunger family will leave
Sunday night for Chicago to remain
until the first of September.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Griggs have re-
ceived n cablegram from their daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Daddisman, that she
and her family have gone to kul1ng,
China. while the fighting is going on
in their home town, where they have
been engaged in mission work. y
good many of the foreigners are going
to Kuling, as a residence there is con-
sidered safer than in other towns of
the district.
Miss Florence Bowman, Miss Mildred
Bowman. Miss Isabel Stewart and Miss
Emily Seery returned this morning
from four weeks trip to northern
Wisconsin.
DR.. F. L. Loveland returned today
from a two months tour of Europe.
Mr.. F. L. Tilford. deputy drug in
spector Di. S. ]. Crumbine's office,
left today for Kansas City, on bust
ness trip. He will visit at his home
a few days before returning.
A picnic party was given Tuesday
evening at Central park by the fol-
lowing girls: Miss Ruth Gavitt, Miss
Helen Fay. Miss Hazel Lowe. Miss
Merele Coffman. Miss Grace McFadden,
Miss Tresa Foy, Miss Cathrine Nc
Auliffe Miss Alpha Summers.
Mr.. H. n. Gaines is spending the
week in Illinois. He was called East
by the illness of a brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Monahan have
gone to South Bend, Indiana. to at
tend the ceremony. in which Mrs. Mon
ahan's sister will take the final VOWS
in a Catholic sisterhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wolf left We'd