The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-12

The social event of first interest next
week will be the wedding OF MISS
Marie Lagerstrom and Mr. James
Hayes, Jr., which will be solemnlzeo
Wednesday afternoon, April 16, at 5;5O
o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church. Miss Lagerstrom will have put
one attendant, Miss Clyde Bonebrake,
maid of honor, and Mr.. Hayes best
man will be Mr.. Holmes Meade. the
ushers will be: Mr.. Warrick Upde-
graft. Mr. Clarence Jordan, Mr.. Hugh
Mcfarland and Mr.. Edwin Kistler.
Miss Bonebrake will entertain for
Miss Lagerstrom and Mr.. Hayes at
dinner Tuesday evening, at her home,
TO7 Harrison street. The dinner VIII
be the last of a series of parties for
Miss I.agerstrom, and will be attend
ed by % guests, including the members
of the bridal party. Miss Helen Spiel
man has asked ID guests to dinner
Sunday evening. the company to in
clude the bridal party.
Miss Hazel Risteen gave a tea this
afternoon for her sister, Mrs. Harry
F. Rigby,- of New York, and for Mrs.
George Calvin, of Kansas City. About
75 guests were asked. Tie rooms open
to the guests were attractive in dec
Grafton of spring blossoms, and light
ed with pink candles Miss Risteen
was assisted by Mrs. Ilif Felix, Mrs
Fred Davis, Miss Nell Kouns, Miss
Sara Kouns, Miss Reita Updegraff and
Miss Alice Lakin. The hours were
from to 5.
Mr.. Rigby will arrive from New
York next week to join Mrs. Rigby,
and they will return home together.
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Miss Permelia Curtis will entertain
her Bridge-Luncheon club next Thurs
day at her home on Topeka avenue.
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The LUNCHEON which Mrs. William
Macferran gave Friday afternoon at
her home in Potwin Place, was an at
fair of Importance for the week ana
the chief social event of the bankers
convention which has closed its annual
session. The Macferrans have occupied
their Potwin home less than a year,
and the party yesterday was the nfSI
large one al which Mrs. Macferran mas
been hostess since moving to PotWln'
The rooms were practically attractive
in decorations of spring flowers ana
palms and red geraniums. On the din
ing table was a cover of FIorentlhe
lace, and the centerpiece was baske
of jonquils and lilies of the valley
Red roses were given as favors:
After a luncheon musicale was
given. and the program was furnished
bv Miss Gladys CAV viollmst, Mrs.
John Carver of Lawrence, pianist, ana
Miss Hazelle Loveland, soprano Ihe
guests were received by: mrs Mac
f0TTan, <
Mrs W. E. Wilson of Washington, MRS
g NJ. Prouty of Kansas City, Mrs. F.
+ Bergen of Summerfield, Mrs. John
r. Wagner of Larned, Mrs. Otto h
Wulfekuler of Leavenworth, Mrs M.
r Light of Winfield, Mrs. ]. II. Camp
bell of lola, Mrs. c. A. Truesden OF
burden. Mrs. Will Wayman of En-
,o,,a Mrs. Harry O'Brien of Clifton,
HTrs p f. Laughlin of Marysville. Mrs.
n Gleason of Norton, Mrs. w A
Natson of Jewell. Mrs d. F. Gala
30, of Kingman and Mrs. c. NJ Branch
of Hutchinson
The assisting friends Were: Mrs. John
u Nulvane Mrs. ]. w. Thurston. Mrs
Al q Hammatt Mrs. A. w. Knowles
Mrs George NJ. Noble. Mrs. Thomas
page. Mrs s E. Cobb, Mrs. E. l..
COPELAND. Mrs. Speed Hughes. Mrs
David Gossett, Mrs. F. P. Gilmore, Mrs.
W. A. Johnston. Mrs. Albert Greet of
Kansas City. Mrs. a. v Lindell Mrs.
Charles Elliott. Mrs Charles P. Ad-
ans. Mrs A. a. Weiskirch. Mrs. ]. w
f. Hughes, Mrs. H. o. Carney, Mrs.
G F. Spencer, Mrs. A. A. Scott Mrs.
r. H Cav. Mrs. George Noble, Jr.,
Miss Ida Macferran, Miss Grace Page,
and Miss Madeline Whitney.
Among the guests were the COVER
nor's wife. Mrs George H. Hodges,
and Mrs. B. P. Stout of California,
who is visiting Mrs. ]. G.. Mulvane.