The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-15

DR.. and Mrs. ]. P. Raster issued in
vitations today for the wedding of
their daughter, Nellie Noble and DR..
Ralph Sherwin Johnston, Saturday
afternoon at $50 o'clock March 20,
at Central Congregational church. A
reception will be held at the Raster
home, SIC Madison, after the cere-
money AT home in La Iunta' Colo
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sproat, of
Els Topeka avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Mary
Myrtle. to Mr.. Roy Liston. of Cleve-
land. Ohio, the wedding to take place
Wednesday. April ?, at the Sproat
home The Sproat family has lived in
Topeka about ten years. and Miss
Sproat has a large circle of friends who
will be interested in the announce
ment of her approaching marriage. Mr.
Iiston was formerly Kansas man.
He is a graduate of the Kansas uni
versity, where he specialized in cleo
trical engineering work Since his
graduation he has been connected with
the Santa Fe Railway company, first
in Topeka. and afterward in Colorado
and Missouri. He is now inspector of
electrical material for the Eastern Di
vision of the Santa Fe, with headduar-
tiers in Cleveland. He has many
friends here, including the university
people who were his fellow-students,
business associates, and the social set
with winch ne was 1uetllllleu
Among the early spring social affairs
of Importance is a dance to. be given
tonight at Steinberg's hall for some of
the society people 1t is to be quite
an elaborate affair. and the list of
those who will attend includes: MIR. and
Mrs. Robert Pierce, jr-, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warrick Updegraff. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Griggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Wolff, Miss Marie Lagerstrom, Miss
Clyde Bonebrake, Miss Dorothy Scott,
Miss Marian Wear Miss Helen Spiel
man, Miss Dorothy Porter. Miss Grace
Koontz. Miss Mildred Morton. Miss
Ruth Wilson, Miss Gladys Scott, Miss
Elizabeth Mills, Miss Elizabeth Holli
day, Miss Gladys Gardner. Miss Lucy
Nawter. Miss Leona Curtis. Miss Dor
othy Brown, Miss Bertha Hull. Miss
Rachel Coston, Miss Ava Hardcastle of
Fmporia, Miss Ruth Whitney Miss
Ruth Bauer, Miss Laura Southwick.
Miss Eva Smith, Miss Phyllis Keith of
Port Arthur, Texas, Miss Mamie
Zahner, Miss Ariel Nichols, Miss Altha
Watson, Miss Rose Hite. Miss Beth
Thompson, Miss Madeline Whitney,
Miss Frances Perry. Miss Maud Nc
Vey. Miss Mary Van Vechten, Miss Nell
Kouns. Miss Sara Kouns, Miss Henriet-
ia Alexander. Miss Ruth Graham. Miss
Rebecca Welty, Miss Mary Wickwire.
Miss Katherine Albaugh. Miss Mar
guerite kiene, Miss Helen Mercer, Miss
Helen Lindsay, Miss Ruth Rooster,
Miss Helen Cook, Miss Florence Bow
man. Miss Louise Culver, Mr.. Allen
McNeal, Mr.. Richard Hall, Mr.. Larry
Huey Mr.. John Smalley, Mr.. Harry
Eagle, Mr.. Irwin Snattinger, Mr.. Wayte
Lyle, Mr.. Joe Risteen, Mr.. Clarence
Jordan, Mr.. Willard Pierce. Mr.. Dick
Fritz, Mr.. Edwin Campbell. Mr.. Phil
Gray, Mr.. Jack Campbell, Mr.. Charles
Mckee. Mr. Francis Bonebrake, Mr..
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Glenn Elbe. Mr.. Thomas Forbes, Mr..
Kent Moneypenny, Mr.. Dick Reed, Mr..
Angelo Alt Mr.. Roy George, Mr.. Ken
meth Kline. Mr. JACKIE Mertz, Mr., Ken
meth Roudebush. Mr. william Coilinson'
Mr.. Nelson Meade, Mr.. William Miller,
Mr.. Don Jansen, Mr.. Sidney E.vering-
ham. Mr.. Frank Fable, Mr.. Morris
Tucker, Mr.. Fielder Gall Mr.. Bruce
Mcfarland, Mr.. James Mcfarland, Mr.
Earl Trobert, Mr.. Don Welty, Mr.
Charles Hobart. Mr.. George Wharton,
Mr.. Robert Biene. Mr. jerry tombstone.
Mr.. William Wellhouse, Mr.. Jerry
T1wers, Mr.. Joe Hull, Mr.. Herbert
Guild, Mr. Sam Lux, Mr.. Wendall
Lyman, Mr.. Paul Moneypenny. Mr.
KistIer Mr. Seymour Organ, Mr. Ralph
Kingsley, Mr.. Basil Rankin, Mr. Har-
old Porter. Mr.. George Leatherberry,
Mr.. Phil Lockwood, Mr.. Marshall Ken
nedX, Rlr. waiter DaN1S, virgin
Lawrence, Mr.. Lee Johnson. Mr.. Will
lam Bailey. Mr.. Carl Smiley and Mr..
Russell Grimes, of Kansas City.
Miss Kathleen McNutt. director of
art in the high school, has gone to
Lawrence to attend the annual con-
ference of the high schools and acade-
mics of the state, held today at the
university. She spoke before the art
conference on the subject "A Practical
Course in Art for High Schools"
The First Presbyterian church Will
observe Passion week by meetings eV-
cry evening at 1880 O'Clock. beginning
Monday. At each meeting there will
special music by the choir. The even
ing of Good Friday Lenten cantata,
The Man of Nazareth by Rogers,
will be sung. Special music will be
given Easter morning, and in the
evening the choir will sing an Easter
cantata.
Miss Helen Hogeboom. soprano, and
Miss I.eona Glenn, pianist, will give
a recital tonight in Washburn college
chapel There is no admission charge,
and everyone interested is invited to
attend.
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The yearly observance of Palm Sun
day will be particularly marked at
Grace cathedral on Sunday morning at
IL O'Clock Mr.. Henry H. Bonnell and
Mr.. George Alexander West, both of
Philadelphia, have recently given to