The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-10

of the proprietors of the great cham
payne firm of that name, and MISS
Scoville met him while spending the
holidays in st. Moritz, france. II was
a case of love at first sight, and the
beauty of this Kansas girl, reported
to have settled matters for the French
cIubman, is said to have been as eff
fective in her school days. when she
was known in the college set as
FRANKIE Scoville.
The wedding is to be quietly cele-
brated, with no bridesmaids, and only
relatives in attendance The young
couple will live in France, dividing
their time between their town house
in Paris and their country home. Miss
Scoville has been in England some
time, the guest of her sister Mrs.
and her fiance like athletics and out
door sports. Both are enthusiastic
aviators and are fond of skating, ski
ing and motoring.
Some of the young men of the high
school and college crowds gave a dance
Friday night at McRae's hall. 1t was
one of the prettiest of the many dances
that have been given this season by
the younger set. In the center of the
hail. there was a rectangular group of
palms, rising from a low bank at the
sides to a tall plant in the center At
each corner of the group was a post
wound with stands of purple and cream
bunting and each post was topped with
large vase of snap dragon, sweet
peas, and carnations. Strands of tulle,
in shades of purple and lavender and
yellow, reached from the posts to the
tops of the windows. The balcony was
festooned with spirea, and the serving
was done from quartet tables on which
stood vases of flowers in the balcony.
Music was furniShe by the Grible or
chestra.
The guests included some of the
younger crowd who have been attending
the matinee dances during the win
ter, a number of the seasons buds,
and some of those who have been out
a few seasons, giving the interest of
variety to the company.
A number of out-of-town guests were
present. Miss Stella Stubs, of Law
renee. a charming, demure little girl
of debutante age, was included in the
company. She wore a gown of flowered
silk combined with plain pink satin
and trimmed with lace. Miss Stubs
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Robert
Stewart. Miss Sophia Smithmeyer, also
of Lawrence, was one of the guests.
She comes to Topeka frequently to
attend the dances, and visits Miss
Ruth Wilson and Miss Mildred Morton.
Miss Helen Wagstaff, a Lawrence
girl, who was a guest, was gowned in
white with a red sash Topped at one
side and a band of ribbon in her hair.
The party was chaperoned by DR..
and Mrs. Robert Stewart and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hayes. The Hayeses are
,ecently home from their wedding trip,
and Mrs Hayes, the seasons newest
bride wore one of her rousseau gowns, |
L white satin with an overdress of |
black lace.
Those who danced were: Mr.. and |
Mrs Paul Walker, Dr. and Mrs. w. F. |
Bowen, DR.. and Mrs. Robert Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs James Hayes, Miss Irene
Kelly of ST. Louis, Missouri; Miss
sophia Smithmeyer, Miss Stella Stubs,
Hiss Helen Wagstaff, Miss Blanche
;imons, Mr.. Morris Benedick, Mr..
Henry McCurdy, Mr.. iced Rankin, Mr..
Dick Wagstaff, Mr.. Roscoe Stubs, all
f Lawrence, Mr.. Philip Sproat, OF
Miss Violet Crumbine, Miss
florence Bowman, Miss Gertrude Gray.
diss Louise Bell, Miss Emily Seery,
Hiss Marguerite Dolan, Miss Jane
alexander. Mss Ruth Wilson, Miss
dildred Morton, Miss Elizabeth Mills,
Hiss Jean Lindsay, Miss Helen COOK,
Hiss Helen Harsh, Miss Frances
Morrow, Miss Grace Dana, MISS Elena
ohilban, Miss Frances Perry, Miss Ber-
ice Kingsbury, Miss Georgia Hender-
;on. Miss Isabel Mills, Miss Nina
Nicholas, Miss Ruth Foster, Miss NeVa
King. Miss Dorothy Wahle, Miss Re-
1ecca welty. Miss Maude McVey, MISS
3Iadys Neil Miss Theodore Smith, Miss
pauline McVey. Miss Winifred Hamil-
on Miss Mildred Martin, Miss George
Ieese. Miss Josephine Sublette, Miss
lucille Bomgardner, Miss Isabel Dick
nson. Miss Mamie Zahner, Miss Elsie
Martin, Miss Rose f1ite, Miss Mar
yuerite Koontz, Miss Juliet Brown,
Misc EVELYN Ford, Miss Adelaide Seeds,
Mss Ruth Bomgardner, Miss Mildred
Bowman. Miss Hester Barber, Miss
3ess Renwick, Miss Marguerite Mich
,las Miss Helen Welty, Miss Lucille
Gilmore. Miss Mildred Agard, Miss
Nary Van Vechten, Miss Louise Cul-
rer. Miss Margaret Carney, MISS Mar
;aret Shakeshaft, Miss Marjorie Roo-
,ers. Miss Winifred Burch. Miss LII
ian Stone. Miss Grace Grote, Miss
Marjorie Petro, Miss Helen Neese,
Mss Gladys Guild Miss Katheryn Al
,augh, Miss Lillian MeGoff. Miss Mar
,aret Ewers, Miss Dorothy Nichols
Hiss Alice Lyman, Miss esther
Thomas. Miss Dorothy Sproat, Miss
Beth Thompson. Miss Harriet HILL Miss
Antoinette West, Miss Mohra Gatchell,
Hiss Antoinette Clark, Miss Ruth
Thompson. Miss Ruth Koester, MISS
4ouise McGoff. Miss Marguerite
7hrapp, Miss Charlotte West. Miss
Helen Harmon, Miss Lillian Martin,
Hiss Mildred Mills, Miss Mildred
franklin, Miss Ariel Nichols, MISS
ruth Graham. Miss Clyde Bonebrake,
Tiss Mary Clark, Miss Hester Barber.
Or. Frank Hetherington, Mr.. Roy
.gard, Mr.. Adrian Greene, Mr. Joe
Iull. Mr. Earl Trobert, Mr.. George
Mr.. Angelus Burch' MT
rernon West. Mr.. Philip Sampson, Mr.
ohm Kline Mr. Fielder Gall, Mr.. John
malley. Mr.. Wayne Cook, Mr.. Harold
Porter Mr.. La Rue Royce, Mr. Gay
on Kline, Mr. Baine Edison, Mr.. Well
neton Culver, Mr.. Paul Anderson, Mr..
Kelsey Petro, Mr.. Herbert Guild Mr..
van Dibble, Mr.. Herman Ewers, MI
AIr. Mn.