The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-23

James L KING and Mrs.. A MarDurB.
Miss Daisy Vance of Oklahoma City.
formerly Of Topeka. il visiting friends
In the city, and Monday she was
honor guest at luncheon given by
Mrs. Archibald Mulholland.
Covers were laid for Miss Vance.
Miss Jahette Ward Of Las Vegas, N.
set, Mrs. Hugh T. Fisher. Mrs.. A. 7.
Carruth, r., Mrs. Frank Sturgis. Miss
Julia Larimer, Miss Nell Mcdonald,
Miss Alice Meade and Miss Emma Boil
mar.
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The West Side Forestry club will
meet Thursday Of this week at the
home Of Mrs. William Macferran, 412
Greenwood avenue. Mrs. Macferran
and Mrs. E e. Ames win boz hostesses.
Mrs. Ward Burlingame will read the
paper for the afternoon, and answer to
roll call will be: Natural Resources
of Alaska"
Miss Mary weightman will entertain
her sewing club Wednesday OF this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. GODDARD and their
son. Mr. Valentine GODDARD, have re-
turned from Troy. N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs.
GODDARD went to Troy to attend COM
technic Institute, where their son grad
uated this June. During commence
ment time the school celebrated its
ninety-fif anniversary. and MI. Val
entine GODDARD was marshal of the day.
He was president Of the Western club.
| a member of the student council, vice
president Of the Sigma XII fraternity
| (the president being a member
Of the faculty., and member
of two other Greek letter societies. the
Delta Tau Delta and the Tau Beta Pi
Junior Technical society. The Sigma
fraternity. Mr.. GODDARD finished the
five years course at Rensselaer, in four
years. 8.
Mr.. Stacey Hadley and his f1ancee.
Miss Agnes Heron, Of Atchison, ar
rived today for a short visit to Mr..
Hadley's mother, Mrs Eta Hadley.
The engagement of Miss Heron and
Mr. Hadley was recently announced,
and the marriage will be solemnized
Saturday.
The Bridge-Luncheon club will meet
Friday at the home Of Mrs. Fred lies
in Highland Park.
A double wedding was solemnized
Sunday afternoon at 6 o'clock at the
| home Of M. o. Harrington. Miss
Maude A. Williams of Sunderland.
Mass, was married to Mr.. ]. s. Har-
rington, and Miss Anna w. Harrington
was married to Mr.. Fred c. Warner OF
| Sunderland, Mass.
| Miss Harrington finished Washburn
| in the class of 1910, and since then she
| has had a position in the college Ii
brary. Mr.. Harrington graduated from
Washburn in the class Of 1913. The
two brides were gowned in japanese
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town guests were: Miss Marian Pearce
Of Kansas City, Miss Edith Warner
and Mr.. Charles Warner, both of Sun
derland, Mass.
| A Topeka girl entertained beau
from Manhattan for the weekend.
| Evidntly the young man has been
a tryout. At all events the girl sat
ut the piano all day Sunday. and all
day the young man sang. They went
through all the music in the cabinet to
| exhaust the collection of songs, class
ical. popular and sacred. They tried
everything from the Long Metre Dox-
Ology to "Mandalay'' and II Got You.
Kid"
The man next door listened with
| some interest a little while. Then he
| took up the paper and tried to read.
Despairing of that he played a while
in the far side of the house. The day
| wore on and SO did the music. The
storm ragged, but the singing could be
heard above the wind and thunder. At
last the man next door seized his hat
and started for town.. whittier
away?" called his wife after him.
ITO Olathe," he answered, ''if that's
where the deaf mutes stay"
.
| Miss Ruth Kingman gave handker-
chief shower Monday afternoon for
Miss Florence White, whose marriage
| to Mr.. Stacey Guild will take place
Thursday evening. The guests arranged
book Of recipes for the bride. Those
who attended were: Miss White, Mrs.
Edna Berkhart. Miss Allison Shaver.
Miss Hermione Van Laer, Miss Ruth
Brandon, Miss Ethel Grant, Miss Alice
Higgins, Miss Jean Robertson, Miss
| Ruth Woodford, Miss Margaret Well
come and Miss Olive White
| Word has been received in Topeka OF
the marriage of Miss Emma Gladys
Griffith, of Oberlin, and Mr.. Wayne E.
| Gilliland, of Ottawa, which took place
| Wednesday of last week at the brides
home in Oberlin. Mr.. Gilliland is editor
| of the Ottawa Republican. He former
| ly lived in Topeka, and two years age
he went to Washington, D. c., as q
member of Senator Joseph Brfstow's
office force.
|
The wedding of Miss Hattie Elizabeth
Bartlett and Mr.. Rudolf F. Petereck
4 took place June II at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. J. Bartlett. The ceremony wal
performed by the Rev. Mr.. H. Becker
of st. Paurs Evangelical church. Pre-
i ceding the ceremony Mrs. John Daneke
sang THE Sweetest Story Ever Told.
accompanied by Mrs. 81. Becker. Mrs
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