The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-01

eliworth, wore white satin with a trim
ming of lace and chiffon. Judge Por-
ters sister, Mrs. Thomas J. Gillespie,
of PittSburg, was gowned in black and
white chiffon, and Mrs. Porter's sister,
Mrs. I. S. Wolf, of Monmouth. Ill, wore
grey brocaded charmeause and carried
a bouquet of red roses like the nose
gays carried by the bridesmaids.
Miss Louise Spencer, of Kansas City,
cousin of Miss Clyde Bonebrake, and
guest at the wedding, was charming
in a gown of blue chiffon made over
white satin.
In the company was a number OF
young brides and brides-to-be. Mrs.
Russell Frost. whose wedding took
place a few weeks ago, wore gown
of white charmeause and chiffon
trimmed with touches of lavender, ana
her hat was white with a lavender
plume. Mrs. Robert Pierce, Jr. wore
white satin with panel trimmings OF
lace, and she wore a white algrette IN
her hair Miss Permelia Curtis, whose
enga cement has been announced, was
gowned in white wolfe embroidered in
a conventional pattern of Nell rose,
outlined in black. Miss Helen Ames,
also a bride of the near future, wore
yellow brocaded satin, and Miss Eu-
genia Quinton, who is to be married in
the fall, was dressed in a gown of
Kings blue, with hat to match.
DR.. and Mrs Frank knight Sanders
and their daughter. Miss Helen Sanders,
and their son, Frank Sanders, Jr., left
TODAY for Chrystola Teller county, Col,
where they will remain until July %.
when they will go to their summer
home in Estes Park, Col. The first
of September they will start for the
east and will stop in Topeka to visit
friends on their way to New York Dr..
Sanders will be engaged in lectur1ns
ond literary work in New York next
winter.
Mrs. Thomas Carlysle Wood of Brook
Ign. n. Y, who is visiting her father.
Mr.. W. T. Bailey, Will be the guest Oh
honor at a tea Thursday afternoon, at
which her sisters, Miss Ella Bailey and
Miss May Bailey, will be hostesses.
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Guests at luncheon for Miss Helen
Sanders, given by Miss Ruth Bauer at
Mills tea room. Monday, were: Miss
Sanders. Miss Guenn GODDARD, Miss
Annabel Garvey, Miss Margaret Vest
and Miss Gertrude Bauer. The table
was decorated with yellow roses, and
the place cards were in yellow.
Miss Helen Shaver and Miss Allison
shaver gave a dinner for Miss Sanders
Saturday night.
The Fourth of July will be celebrated
at the Y. w. c. A. by picnic supper,
and the swimming pool will be open
in the faternoon from to 4.
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Miss Mary Petrik gave a pupils re-
cital at the Y. W. c. a. Saturday night.
she was assisted by Miss Langhart.
The following pupils gave piano num-
bers: Miss Marguerite Allen, Miss
Florence Horacek, Miss Ines Eorner,
Miss Ota Taylor, Miss Virginia Biscoe,
Miss Eva Jessop. Miss Gertrude Pear
son. Miss Vera Crews. Miss Ethel Har-
rift. Miss Gladys Harmon, Miss Vir-
gil Harmon.
Mr. Arthur Soderstrum announces
his third student recital to be given
Tuesday evening in bis studio, Ale Com
merce building, July l. Miss Louelia
Hilty violinist, will assist and the fol-
lowing pupils will take part: Miss Eva
Stratto1. Miss Mamie Wilkinson, Miss
Laura Simpson Miss Cora ClaypooI,
Miss Myrtle Barnes, Miss Marion
Dougherty, Miss Mabel Stump Miss
HiIdur Jacobson, Miss Dorothy Lund-
gren, Miss Agnes jacobson, Miss Lillian
jacobson, Mrs. Violet Graham.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Elizabeth Alternately, of Leav- |
enworth. arrived today to visit Miss
Frances McClintock.
Miss Louise Perkins, of Kansas City, |
has returned to her home after a visit
to Mrs. Roland Perkins
Mr.. and Mrs Monte Kistler and their |
little daughter, Doris. will go to Kansas |
City to spend the Fourth of July with |
Mrs. kistler's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. /
Frank Grimes
Mr.. Robert Gemmen of Salt Lake |
City, who has been visiting his moth !