The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-25

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marriage of much interest to To-
peka people is that of Mrs. Mary Nor
girdge of Muscatine, Ia, and the ReF-
DIR. Arthur s. Henderson, pastor or the
First Congregational church, IopeAd'
which will be solmenized in Muscatlne
Wednesday. Oct 29. No public an
nouncement has previously been maze
of the approaching wedding, out VI.
Henderson's friends have known OF II
some weeks.
DR.. Henderson. as pastor of one Oh
the large uptown churches OF tue
city, holds a place OF promlhe1c%
among the we'll known men OF Iopeka'
He has been here about two years
having had a former charge in MUSE
tine and some time previous to that
he lived in Kansas and held the pas
torate of the Congregational churcn Vi
WELLINGTON He is an interesting
-nealxar a man of scholarly attain
r.ents and has devoted much time ID
the s+1,dv of social welfare. Dr. He'll
darson will leave Monday for Musca-
tine and after his return he ana ms
bride will live at 81 West Tenth ave-
nue..
Mrs T c. McClintock has asked tl9
eo1IoIvine friends to assist at the musl-
caIe at which she will be hostess Iues-
dav afternoon. at her home IN r llliIiole
street: Mrs. George ParkhursL, W.
Charles Gleed, Mrs. Robert Garvei'
Mrs. Jacob Mohler, Mrs. Normal ma
,ard n Hall Mrs. F. w Watson, MIS-
I ID. NJ. Hamilton, Mrs chester ouT
- Mrs w J. Tod of Maple HlLi'
Mrs. w. F. Bowen, Mrs Roy Ihonp-
SON. Miss Grace Page, MISS Hlfua Peu
ford. Miss Laura Hall. MISS EDNA Pe De-
Ariel Nichols. ., NTH
The program for the musicale VIII
he furnished by Mrs. McCllntock
daughter, Miss Frances McChnloScin;,
assisted by Mrs. Stuart Churcnti
Forbes of Kansas City and MISS f1eieA
Fowler.
Miss Mary Frances Green OF Denver
Col was the guest of honor at a thin
BILE party this afternoon given by W.
p ]. CIevenger and her daughter MIS-.
Robert Fullerton, at the CleEelsei
home The guests were; MISS Green;
Mrs. Newell Abrahams, Mrs Myri
Brown of Hamilton, Mo-, Mrs Alpert
Patten Mrs. IIif Felix, Mrs. Frank
Griggs, Mrs. Tom Fullerton MRS. n
c. Mulroy, Mrs. H. F. Harter, MRS.
c. Gibbs, Mrs. Frank Forbes, MRS. r.
p Clithero. Mrs. Frank Sturges, Mrs
Charles Joslin, Mrs. John Byron Prlce'
ir Mrs. Thomas Prout. Mrs. cyrus
Monroe, Miss Annabel GarVey' MISS
Jov Paxton, Miss Lenore Monroe, MISS
Anna Burr Rice, Miss Alice Grlfhn'
Miss Dav Monroe, Miss Violine Crum-
bine Miss Mabel Barnes, Miss Miriam
Foster. Miss Bertha Hampstead, Miss
Mary Sharp, Miss Elizabeth Gregory,
Miss Anna Sweet, Miss June Mitchell,
Miss Susie Sweet, Miss Helen Mitchell.
Miss Margaret Pettyjohn, Miss Louise
Allison, Miss Gladys Cav, Miss Helen
Irene Welshans.
Mrs ]. NJ. Brunt, who will be hostess
at tea Wednesday afternoon at her
home has divided her invitation list,
asking half of the number between the
hours of two and four, and the others
from four to six, which is an excellent
plan to avoid the overcrowding OF the
rooms at any hour. Those who will re-
ceive with her are: Mrs. W. P. Hemp
hill of Kansas City, Mrs. Harry Z.
Gavitt and Mrs Corrington S. Gavitt.
Mrs A. A. Hayes will present the call
ers to the women of the receiving line. |
and those who have been asked to re-
main all afternoon and assist are:
Mrs H. L. Alkire, Mrs. A1brecht Mar |
burg and Mrs. A. K. Rodgers. Friends
who have been asked to help the early |
part of the afternoon are: Mrs. d. E. |
Esterly, Mrs. w. F. Bowen, Mrs. NJ. |
F. Southwick Mrs. E. H. Anderson, |
Mrs. Harry Pribble, Mrs. A. NJ Petro, !
Mrs A. H. Thompson, Mrs. w. H |
Cushing. Mrs. George Hanley, Mrs. /
Albert Patten, Mrs. lief Felix, Mrs. |
Frank Griggs and Mrs. Everett Akers. !
Those who will assist from four to six !
are: Mrs. Eli G.. Foster, Mrs. .. 2. |
Paxton, Mrs. j. P. Raster, Mrs. Ed /
Hindman. Mrs Robert Pierce ST., Mrs. !
c. K. Holiday, Mrs. A. T. Lucas, Mrs /
Robert Pierce, jr., Mrs. George Fleish- /
man, Mrs. Don Mulvane, Mrs. Robert /
Fullerton, Mrs. H. T. Harter, Mrs. ,
Frank Andrews. Mrs. Tom Oliver, Mss !
Lillian Foster and Miss Mamie Veale. !
Miss Ethel Aldrich and Miss Villa |
Rodgers will show the guests to the ,
dining room. and the girls who will |
serve are: Miss Louise Raster. Miss ,
Helen Lucas, Miss Mary Cushing and /
Miss Elizabeth Manspeaker. Mrs III. |
c. Mulroy and Miss Eliza beth Holiday
will preside at the punch bowl.
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Mrs. Hal Norton of Junction City,
who is in Topeka visiting relatives, will |