The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-28
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Miss Dorothy Porter has chosen a
her attendants at her wedding to MI
Edwin Campbell Monday evening, Mrs
LLOYD Seaman of Osborn Park, N
as her matron of honor, and thre
bridesmaids, Miss Lucille Wilkerson o
Muskogee Ok, Miss Clyde Bonebrak
and Miss Bertha Hull, both of Topeka
and the ring will be carried by littt
Isabel Davis of LeavenwOrth, the nice
of Mr.. Campbell. The bridegroom viii
be attended by his brother, Mr.. Jacl
Campbell and the uSherS will be: Mr.
Clarkson Millspaugh, Mr.. Willard
Pierce. and the brides two brothers
Mr.. Elliott Porter and Mr.. Dick Por
Ter Mrs Seaman was a school fr1enC
of Miss Porter's when she was a stu
dent at La Sale seminary, near Bos
ton
The U and club find. in making VI
the accounts, that the baseball game
given last Saturday by the Santa F't
and state officials, brought them mel
return of $40O. A division of the
money is to be made. and part of II
will go to the Orphans Home, and the
rest to the baby camp. under the man
agement of the . and ! club
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Quinton will have
guests at dinner tonight at the Coun-
try club. Covers will be laid for
twelve.
Mrs E. NJ. Barnwell and Miss Hazel
BarnweH left today for Beloit, KAN
and Miss Barnwell will attend the
wedding of Miss Bartleton OF BelolI
and Mr.. Arthur Vail of Pittsburg' ia;
Miss Bartleton visited Miss Barnwell
in Topeka last summer, and Will be
remembered by a good many people
whom she met at that time.
Miss Barnwell will return to Topeka
next Saturday, and Mrs. Barnwell will
remain in Beloit two or three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Weekly Of 1920
Tyler street announce the engagement
of their daughter, Maize, to MI Guy
Thomas Wellman, the wedding 10 take
place the latter part of July Miss
Weekly is a graduate of the Topeka
high school and a member OF the FL
sigma Psi sorority. Mr.. Wellman is
connected with the Santa Fe offices.
The outline Of early Kansas history,
prepared by a program committee OF
the Citizenship League, is now ready
to be sent out. The outline contains
about twenty topics. Also an outline,
arranged for bi-monthly programs, on
American politics, is ready for use.
These outlines may be obtained, at a
nominal cost, from DR.. Alberta Cor
bin of the State university, Lawrence,
Kan, or from Mrs. Frederick Cowper,
GOAL Ellis avenue, Chicago, Ill Mrs,
Cowper is the wife of a Kansas un1Ver-
sity teacher, and is taking advanced
work this summer in the Chicago uni
versity.
DR.. s. J. Crumbine is helping the
committee in the preparation of an
outline on the subjects of health. sani-
tation and pure food, and that out
line will be ready in short time. All
the bulletins may be procured from
either Mrs. Cowper or DR.. Corbin'
Musical service at the First Baptist
church Sunday evening, June 20, at
o'clock:
organ Ca) Choral OBJ Priere Notre
Dame ......-.'' .BoeIlnan1 %
oiii Mr. Rogan' Mr.. McCiintock.
Solo and chorus-Inflamatis ct Ac-
census. from Stabat Mater. Rossini
Solo obligato- O..
Miss Kouns, Chorus First Baptist
Church.
...e..... Edward F. Johnston
Baritone solo-Salve Regina.
" =. Dudley Buck
Mr.. H. D. Seymour; accompanist,
Miss Katherine Wood.
Address-The Value of Church Mu-
Rev. Robert Gordon
Twilight hymn-Softly Now the
Light of Day .Welner
Solo and chorus Sanctus. .Gounod
Miss Kouns and Chorus.
Organist and director-D. H. Sey-
mour.
Miss Helen Sanders will be the guest
of honor at a luncheon to be given
Monday by Miss Ruth Bauer, at Mills
Tea room. Miss Sanders will leave
Tuesday for Estes Park. Colorado. In
the fall she expects to go to New York
to take up work in one of the Y. w. c.
A. training centers.
Mrs. ]. E. Gossett gave a bridge
party Friday afternoon for Mrs. Carl
Trap, of Kansas City. The guests,
who are members of a club to which
belonged, were: Mrs. Trap, Mrs. Ro-
land West. Mrs. w. p Snyder, Mrs
Creighton Miller, Mrs. David Gossett,
Mrs. Dent Hartsook of Terra Haute,
Ind, Miss Elizabeth Mcclellan, Miss
Charlotte Mcclellan, Miss Orc Money
penny, Miss Madeline Whitney, Miss
Day Monroe. Miss Louise McNeal, Miss
Daisy Neil, Miss Edna Thompson, Miss
Helen Ames. Miss Edith Thompson,
Miss Guenn GODDARD, Miss Alice Meade.
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Mrs. Roland Perkins entertained in
formally Friday afternoon for Miss
Louise Perkins, of Kansas City, who
is her guest.
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The Kansas Travelling Library is ex-
pecting soon a shipment of new books.
Among these new books will be a
number dealing with civics and citizen
ship, which are expected to be of great
benefit to the women of the state who