The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-19

of Miss Mary Gleed and Mr.. Joe Coe,
which will take place at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Willis Gleed. in College avenue, Thurs
day evening, June &C. at seven O'Clock.
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| A good many of the club women are
interested in the reading of The Pass
ing of the Third Floor Back to be
| given Friday night by Professor Schon-
berger at the Central Congregational
| church, for Mr.. Schonberger has as
sisted at entertainments given before
some of the clubs, and his work in much
admired by those who have heard him.
Miss Gladys Cav will play a number
of violin selections during the evening.
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Mrs Charles Brooks Thomas, chair
! man of the U. and 1. club committee
| in charge of the camp for babies, re-
ports that an excellent trained nurse
has been obtained The camp will be
open from July to September 10, and
| the women of the club hope that it
| will be the means of saving the lives
| of many children. Doctors who have
cases of infants with insufficient care
and unfit homes. are urged to bring the
children to the camp, and mothers who
are away from their homes by the day,
are also asked to leave their babies
| with the U. and |. club camp. Gifts
| of small white iron cots, sheets and
pillow cases, md other articles neces-
sary for the maintenance of the camp,
can be made by those interested in
| the work. The owners of inspected
dairies near town may help in the work
by furnishing part of the milk supply.
! The ball game to be played Saturday
of this week by the Santa Fe versus
the State House off Is. is for the
benefit of the. summer camp.
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The lambda Alpha Lambda sorority
! will in Sdox
and Friday of next week, and the
girls of the St. Joe chapter will give
series of entertainments for the Wis.,
itors. Those who will attend from To-
peka are: Miss Violet Crumbine, Miss
Juliet Brown, Miss Frances Bowen,
Miss Marguerite Dolan. Miss Jean
Lindsay, Miss Margaret Shakeshaft
I Miss Helen Mitchell, Miss Lois Lind
say and Miss Joy Paxton.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. James T.
Bell, and Miss Clara Marlette will give
a thimble party for her Friday after
noon.
Miss Louise McNeal will entertain
her bridge club next Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Mamie Rae Ernest of Austin
Tex, is the guest of Miss Lucille Mills.
Sweet Brier seminary, Va. Miss Mills
had an informal party Tuesday morn
ing for Miss Ernest.
The marriage of Miss lone Ernst and
Mr. La Mont De Camp, was solemniz-
ed Wednesday afternoon at the home
of the brides mother. Mrs. William
Ernst, by the Rev. Mr.. T. j. Ream.
Miss Luella Plumb furnished the we'd
ding music. She sang before the cere-
mcny, The Sweetest Story Ever Told
and for the entrance of the bride. she
played the Lohengrin march. During
the ceremony she played MendclssOhns
Spring Song. After a short wedding
trip Mr.. ana Mrs. De Camp Will go
to the De Camp ranch near Allen, Kan,
to make their home.
Margaret Wiggin will have a special
sale Friday and Saturday at her miIli-
merry parIors, 900 Quincy street. of a
few choice trimmed hats, shapes and
flowers at a great sacrifice, to make
room for fall stock. Nothing kept over.
ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Keuhne. Jr., left
this morning for an automobile tour
of Colorado. They will go first to Den
yer to attend a convention, and after
wards they will visit at a large ranch
belonging to some of Mr.. Keuhne's rel
atives They will be accompanied as
far as Junction City by Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Fry.
The marriage of Mr.. and Mrs Keuhre
was an event of Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Keuhne, formerly Miss Katheryn
Often, is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Often, of 1856 Van Buren, street,
and the. marriage was SolemniZed at
the Often home. The house was at
tractiVe in a decoration of palms and
flowers. The service was read by the
Rev Mr.. F. NJ. Troxen before a bank
of palms and ferns in the living room.
and before the fireplace was a bank of
white hoIlyhocks, and bouquets of roses
and lilies stood on the mantel. In the
dining room. white candles stood at
each corner of the table. and strands
of smi1ax reached from the chandelier
to the corners. In the center of the
ia BILE was the wedding cake. and bowls
of sweetpeaS were arranged around
the edge.
The bride was charming in her gown
of white meteor crepe, and Miss
Thresa Krause. the bridesmaid. wore
white wolfe Miss Julia Schmidt fur
nished the wedding music and little
Nellie Allen carried the ring
Mr.. Keuhne is the son of Mr.. Otto
Keuhne, of the Kuehne Preserving
company, and is associated with his
father in business. being treasurer of
the firm. He has his house built and
furnished and he and his bride will |
be at home to their friends al sol West |
Curtis street.
Notes and Personal Mention
Miss Katherine Keiser returned to-
Miss Jean Lindsay
Mrs Walter HAYES her f13 hy !