The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-17

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The news of an approaching we'd
] ding that will interest a good many
! Topeka people is the announcement
! that Miss Anna Warfield of Abilene
! and Professor Murray of Lawrence
viii be married the latter part of July
| at the nome of the brides mother,
! Mrs WarfieId, of Abilene. The mar
! riaSe will be quietly sOIemnized, and
afterwards Professor Murray and his
/ bride will go to the lakes for a hon
! eymoon trip, and on their return, they
! VIII be at home in Lawrence, Kan.
Miss Warheld has frequently visited
! in Topeka and has a circle of friends
here who will be interested in her
marriage. She is a graduate of the
state university, and a Theta girl, and
| is said to be unusually clever and
charming. She was a Schoolmate of
Mrs. Guilford Dudley, who was then
Miss Hazel Fassler and of Mrs.
Eugene Sallee, formerly Miss Louise
Smith. She has often been a guest
of Mrs. Dudley and Mrs. Sallee, also
of the Charles Blood Smiths and Mrs.
Adrian Greene. She is now visiting
Judge and Mrs. o. L. Moore of hoy
Polk street.
Professor Murray is of the Latin
department of the State university.
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Mrs. Herbert L. Alkire entertained
informally at a bridge-luncheon this
morning at her home in Monroe street,
supplementary to Mrs. Herbert Har-
roun of Oberlin, Ohio, who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. D. E. Esterly. There
were guests for seven tables.
The annual concert given by pupils
of Miss karolyn Whittlesey, was held
Wednesday night in Unity church.
The house was crowded for the event.
and a pleasing program was given, in
which Miss Frances McClntock, So
prano; Miss Ona May Miller, harpist,
and Mrs. Jean Parkhurst Guettler,
pianist, assisted. The pupils who took
part in the program We're: Miss Zil-
lah Mileham, Miss Esther Bradbury,
Miss Frances Walsh, Miss Ruth Tan
dy, Miss Violet Crumbine, Mrs. AL
bert Daily, Miss Alma Nelson, Miss
Lillian Gleissner. Miss Emile Seery,
Miss Dorothy Durham, Miss Lillian
Guthrie, Miss Hazel Cofran, Miss Fay
Freidberg, Miss Elsie Hickson, Miss
Lorena Hickson. Miss August Wahl,
Miss Ruth kaster, Mr.. Russell HickoX,
Mr.. Alfred Wahl, Miss Mildred Stan
ton. Miss LaVera Tulien, Robert Col
Vile, DeForest Joslin, Rubin Tulien,
Miss Rhea Robertson.
Mrs. w. 7. Crosby and Mrs. Frank
Merriam will entertain the members
of the Fillmore Street Whist club and
the Monday Whist club next Tuesday
morning at the Virginia.
Miss Helen Robinson of ElDorado,
Kan, was the guest of honor at q
party given Wednesday morning by
Miss Katherine McCarter, whom she
is visiting. She will leave Saturday
for Holton to visit friends before re-
turning home. Her sister, Miss Sara
Robinson, who is visiting Miss Jessie
McCarter. will return to her home
Tuesday and Miss Jessie McCarter will
accompany her and be her guest.
Those who attended the party We'd
nesday were: Miss Robinson, Miss
Guenn GODDARD. Miss Edna Thomp-
son, Miss Annabel Carney. Miss Alta
Lux Miss Marian Walp. Miss Matte
Payne. Miss Grace Lukens. Miss Daisy
more Monroe.
Mrs Ray Walker gave a dinner
party Tuesday night for her brother,
Blaine Walker of Minneapolis, Kan,
who is spending the summer with her:
Covers were laid for: Miss Mildred
Stanto, Miss Helen Bradley, Miss Lu-
Gle Kersey, Charles kouns, Elrick
Sharp, Blaine Harrison and Mrs.
Walker.
DR.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Balch and their
family, who have moved into the newly
completed parsonage of the LoWman
Memorial chapel, 1924 Garfield ave-
one from till O'Clock in the after
noon, and one in the evening from 8
until 1890 All friends of the family
and members of the church and their
friends are invited to call.
j. i j.
The officers and heads of depart
ments of the Topeka Federation of
women will have charge of the booths
at the lawn fete to be given Friday
night on the State House grounds. They
are: Mrs. a. Marburg, president; Mrs. |
H. o. Garvey. ST.. vice president; Mrs.
F. w. Watson, jr., vice president; Mrs. |
o. L. Moore, secretary; Mrs. c. H.
Samson, treasurer; Mrs. A. H. Horton,
auditor; Mrs w. A. Johnston, parlia
Mrs. c. F. Spencer, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. A. o. Well |
man. chairman of the art department; !
Mrs. c. J. Evans. of the Civics depart |
ment; Mrs. DeWitte c. Nellis of the
music department; Mrs. Margaret Hill /
McCarter. of the educational depart |
ment: Mrs Norman Wear, of the social !
Mrs John CLANCY of tie
department of Justice; Mrs. D. o. Coe, !
of the forestry department; Mrs. +
Cornelia Curry. of the household !
economies department.; Mrs. A A. /