The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-17

.oOLHTI
to DR.. Ralph Johnston will take place
Saturday afternoon March 20, was the
guest of honorasat a luncheon given to-
day by Mrs. Arthur butcher, at the
Harvey house. The decorations were
white sweet peas and shamrock. Covers
were laid for six.
The Kaster-Johnston wedding will be
solemnized at $50 o'clock in Central
Congregational church and DIR. Charles
NJ. Sheldon will read the service Miss
Kaster's sister, Miss Ruth Raster VIII
be her maid of honor, and Mr. Jonn-
ston's best man will be DR.. Richard
Hausley of Kansas City. DIR. john
ston and DR.. Hausley were students
together in Rush Medical school and
are members of the Sigma M frater-
nifty The wedding music will be fur
nished by Dean Horace Whilehouse'
who will play the organ, and DR.. John-
ston's brother, Mr. Carl Johnston, and
Mr.. Hermann Springer. both of whom
will sing.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Miss Ruth Whitney, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. F. Whit
ney, of 1175 Clay street, and Mr. wal
lace Mayo Crutcher, of Kansas CITY
which was solemnized Saturday. March
Is, at noon by Dean ]. P. De B. Kaye,
at the deanery There were no guests
at the ceremony. The wedding was
surprise to the friends of the brlde.
and even her parents did not know IL
was to take place at that time Inc
bride was married in her traVelng sult
which was black cloth with Bulgarian
blouse of chiffon and gold. and her nat
was black and kings blue.
Mr. and Mrs. Crutcher have gone to
Kansas City and will make their nome
at COS East Thirty-ninth street MIS-.
Crutcher will return to Topeka IN
few weeks to visit her parents, and
later will visit her sister, Mrs. I. T.
Pearce, of Wichita. Mr.. Crutcher IS
in the real estate and loan business
with his father Mr.. f. r. Crutcner, OF
Kansas City. The Whitney family llVeo
in Kansas City number of years, re-
turning to Topeka to make their home
about two years ago It was during
her residence in Kansas City that MISS
whitney met Mr.. Crutcher. She was
educated at Miss BarstoW's school IN
Kansas City and later studied IN the
Pennsylvania. The Whitney family are
well known here. and the bride of sat
urday "a strikingly handsome GRID
leaves many friends in Topeka.
r + +
A meeting of the Nautilus club VIII
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Paul Love
well. 1920 Mulvane street. The subject
of study will be Art in the South.
and the discussion will be led by mrs
L. D. Whittemore and Mrs. Charles M.
Sheldon.
The wedding of Miss Louise Hoffman
of Topeka and Mr.. Harry Bates: OF
Seattle Washington, viii take Place
Wednesday afternoon of TINS week at
the home of Mr.. Bates brother, MI.
George Bates, and Mrs. Bates, IN
SEATTLE Miss Hoffman left Saturday
for the west Mr.. Bates is interested
i'm n Wholesale cigar business in Seattle.
and he and his wife will make then
home in that city. Mr.. Bates IS the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Bates
nroninent Topeka people. Miss Hoft-
han and Mr.. Bates We're students to-
gether in the Agricultural college at
Mania ttan, of which Mr. Bates is
graduate. and the marriage Wednesday
will eliminate courtship OF Two or
three years.
Same attractive new hats received
TODAY. will be on display at Pickens
Tuesday.
The Ideal Card club will meet tues e,7
day with Mrs. NJ r. Hapls, IF the
more street The members OF III.
cI,1i, gave party Saturday night at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. =. Hoge-
boom on West Sixth avenue, TOT tne1
husbands. Guests OF honor Were vi
and Mrs. H w. Hammack of Ell Keno
okla. who are visiting Dr. ana Mrs'
Hogeboom and Mr.. and Mrs M r.
Hahig. who will leave next month 10
make their home in Indianapolis. Inu.
rho Dartywas a dinner-bridge,a and the
serving was done at quartette tapies,
which were decorated for St Patrick's
day. Those who played were: MI
and Mrs. Hammock, Mr. ana MIS-
Habig. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman AKIN
con Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Leopold, MI:
and Mrs. Luther Coppock, Mr.. ana
Mrs Frank Parr. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
ConeIand. Mr.. and Mrs. G. M H!il,
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Blancharo' MT
and Mrs. Harry Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs.
G. d. Criswell. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Purdy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lager
s+rorn. Mr. and Mrs. n. b. Surge
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lagerstrom. MI;
and Mrs. Jules Snattinger. Dr ana
Mrs. Hogeboom. Mrs. Bert Green ana
Mr.. Clarence Jordan T.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Springer have
asked about twenty-four guests for
St Patrick's party this evening at
their home. 1917 Polk street
The Beta girls of washburn will
have q meeting wednesday with Miss
Alice Griffin, in Potwin. Place.
The regular meeting of the Fort
nightly club is postponed one week;
The next meeting will be held
March 25-
Referring to the catty ways some
women of sugary manners can dls-
play. at an evening party not long ago,
a dashing widow from out of town,