The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-17

Mrs. N. M. Rice and Miss Anna Burr
Rice will be guests OF honor at a
luncheon Tuesday at which Mrs E. G.
Foster will be hostess at her home in
West Sixth avenue. Mrs. Rice and her
family will leave soon for st. Louis,
Mo-. to make their home.
The board of management of the To-
peka Federation Of Women held
meeting today at the home of the
president Mrs A. Marburg. 931 Har-
rison street, to arrange for the Decem-
The marriage of Miss Mildred KEEP
ley and DR.. Forrest Kutz will be quiet
ly solemnized Thursday, November "a.
Thanksgiving day. at the home Of the
Kepley, 301 West Thirteenth street.
Only relatives will witness the cere-
mony, and the only attendant will be
the brides little cousin. Virginia
Equires.
The wedding will be OF interest to
many friends of the bride and BRIDE
groom. Miss Kepley was a high
school girl, and a member Of the Lamba.
Alpha Lamba sorority. DR.. Kutz is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. HI. Kutz. his
father being chairman Of the civil serv-
ice commission. DR.. Kutz graduated
last spring, and is Delta Sigma Delta
fraternity man. He is practicing dem
tistry in Topeka. being in partnership
with DR.. F. o: Boyd.
Mrs. Jonathan Thomas and her niece.
Miss Carolyn Thomas have asked the
following friends to assist them
Thursday afternoon at the Thomas
home, 515 Harrison street: Mrs. Will
liam Walker Of South Bethlehem. Pa:
80 r fCtN do
no; Miss Crosby Of Minneapolis, Mimi:
Mrs. Charles Brooks Thomas. Mrs. NJ.
c. Hammatt, Mrs. T.. d. Hammatt,
Mrs. Guilford Dudley. Mrs. E. 8. Quin-
ton. Mrs. A. A. Robinson. Mrs. F. r.
Millspaugh. Mrs. L. B. Kendall. Mrs.
Carver. Mrs. John v. Abrahams, Mrs.
George M. Noble, Mrs. H. L. p. Hill
yer, Mrs. Irene b. Russell, Mrs. 5. c.
Gafford, Mrs. ]. r. Shelton. Mrs. Her
Mrs. Belcher. Miss Lucy Kingman.
Miss Haywood. Miss Murphy and Miss
Mary Thompson.
The Washburn College Symphony or
chestra will give a concert Tuesday
Dean Horace Whitehouse Of the Wash
burn school of fine arts. is conductor of
the orchestra, and Professor w. D.
Boughton Is pianist. The orchestra has
Az players. Inc numbers On the pFo-
gram are as follows:
Mozart-Symphony in G. minor. al
legro motto. andante, menuetto, ale
gro assai.
Rubenstein-Piano concerto in D
minor-Mr. Boughton.
IntermissiOn.
Observation-Disclosures
delssohn-Nocturne.
Wedding march-From Midsummer
Nights Dream.
The exhibition of "whittierland"
pictures, held in Topeka last week, is
said to be the best collection of water
colors that has ever been shown here,
and one of the prettiest pictures Of
the exhibit, Fern Brook now
adorns a Topeka home, Mr.. A. Mar
burg having bought it for Mrs. Mar
Federation of Women, under whose
auspices the exhibit was displayed
here.
Miss Ethelyn Harrison will enter
tain the Ladies Music club at their
meeting Wednesday of this week.
The girls of the senior class of the
high school gave dinner party Sat-
urday night for the boys of the foot
ball squad, at the home of Mrs
George Seymour. The colors for the
OeCOratlOnS were TcO anu white, the
colors of the senior girls organiza-
ton. the B. U. D. s.. and the flowers
used were American beauty roses
Miss Mabel Gilchrist, president Of
the B. U. D. S. was toastmistress and
responses were made as follows:
ITO Mr.. Hepworth,'' Miss Ruth
Whitaker; response. ITO the Girl Who
Supports Athletics" Mr.. E. H. Hep
worth; ITO the Captain" Miss Louise
Bell; response, ITO the Senior Girls"
Mr.. Frank willard: ITO the Team and
the Coach" Mrs. Lutte Embleton; re-
Spouse, ITO Our High School," Mr..