The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-10

Grace Cathedral by Dean J. p. Deb.
Kaye. 1t will be an evening wedding.
and the arrangements will be simple.
The bride has chosen as her maid Of
honor Miss Marguerite Kiene, and two
children will be attendants. Louise
| Freeman and Miss COoper's niece,
Murtal Hobson. Mr.. johnson has
asked Mr.. Arthur Buff to be his best
man.
| The wedding win be an event of in
terest to a large circle of friends of
Mr.. johnson and Miss Cooper, both of
whom are popular among the young
people Of their set;
A bridge party was given today for
!, Miss Cooper by Mrs. T. S. Stevens at
her home in Fillmore street. The
guests were: Miss Cooper. Mrs. David
Palmer. Mrs. Luther Burns. Mrs. s. d.
Cooper. Mrs. d. B. johnson, Mrs. Hob
son. Mrs. VIM. Colvin. Mrs. J. d. Free
man, Miss Mary Alexander, Miss
Louise Raster. Miss Ruth Raster.
Miss Margaret Shakeshaft. Miss Zillah
Mileham of Newton. Miss Gwendolyn
Shakeshaft. Miss Helen Coolidge,
! Miss Frances Walsh, Miss Marguerite
| Kiene. Miss Una Lyle. Miss Louise
McGoff. Miss Lillian McGoff. Miss
Weightman. Miss June Mitchell. Miss
Louise Culver, Miss Hazel Risteen and
Miss Genevieve Mcmillan.
MFs. rrcu uSOn gave flower
party this afternoon for her little
daughter, Helen Elizabeth. Little
Miss Wilson passed her sixth birthday
anniversary one day last summer. and
asked then for a birthday party. On
account of illness in the family the
/ affair was postponed, and thus the be-
lated birthday celebration was held to-
day. The Invitations were written in
rhyme and had to do with the flow
| ers in the garden. The rooms were
i o<~I ~-vSkL
ors were small gilt baskets Of candy.
Helen Elizabeth will enter for her sec
ond year in the kindergarten of the
College Of the Sisters OF Bethany this
fall. So
The children who were guests to-
day were: Helen Elizabeth Wilson.
Helen Reid. Esther Reid. Nancy Ba-
con, Jane Elizabeth Bacon, LaReine
BrelsfOrd, Katherine Birchfield, Kath-
crime Hayes: Clifford Baker. Betty
Kaye, Florence Smith, Elizabeth Pat
ten, Elizabeth Mulvane. Streight
Lauck, jr., Kathleen Krammes. Jane
Dorcas Powell and William Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs A. v. Lindell announce
the engagement of Miss Geneva Ca
hill to Mr.. Leo w. Gilmore, Miss Cahill
Is the daughter Of Mrs. J. L. Boswell
of Dodge City, but has made her home
in Topeka the past few years.
Mr.. Gilmore is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. p. Gilmore of 1903 West Tenth
avenue. He has a position in the
Shawnee State bank of Topeka. The
marriage will take place some time
this fall.
Mrs. Jack Campbell entertained one
of her sewing clubs this afternoon and
she was hostess Wednesday afternoon
at a meeting q ANOTHER g :. needle club t1.
Miss Edith Updegraff entertained
about a dozen guests Informally this
afternoon in compliment to Miss
Judith Briggs of Hope. Ark, who IS
visiting her. Miss Briggs and Miss
Updegraff were fellow students in the
State Agricultural college, Manhattan,
and they will leave Sunday for Man
haitian to begin another years study.
Miss Briggs Is a member of the Pi
Kappa Phi sorority and a niece of Mr..
H. j. Waters. president of the State
Agricultural college, who is now on
leave of absence to investigate educa-
tional affairs in the Philippine islands
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A board meeting of the Shawnee
County Political Science club will be
held Friday afternoon. Sept. IL, at
O'Clock, in the Presbyterian church in
North Topeka, at the corner Of Cor
don and Jackson streets. All the di-
rectors of the advisory council are
urged to attend the meeting. Mrs. G.
M. Morrow and Miss Stella Mitchell,
directors in the First ward, will be
The chief purpose of the meeting is
to arrange the program for the Octo-
Der meeting of the club.
.
The opening of the schools is sub
| ject of interest to many people. The
pupils who come from other towns to
attend the high school and the col
leges of Topeka, have begun to arrive,
and numbers have left for distant
schools.
The College of the Sisters of Bethany
will open next week. Since the resig-
nation of the former principal. Miss
Matilda Bailey. a number OF changes
have been made in the faculty of the
college. In the department of music,
Miss Katherine Wood, and Miss
Gladys Cav will continue their work
as teachers.
| Miss Wood needs no Introduction to
head of the music department in Beth
any for a number of years. In piano
she is a pupil of w. C. E. Seeboeck,
Vienna, Austria, Frederick Morley, OF
Prague, Bohemia. and Mrs. Max Bass.
who was a pupil of Ref & Kullak,
Berlin. In harmony and composition
! she is a pupil of Frederick Grant Glea-
son, also Adolf Weidig of Chicago Mu-
steal college. In organ. of Madame
iGeorgiana Gale of English training,
Professor Woodruff of Minneapolis,
and Franklin Fisk of Kansas City.
| Miss Jewell Walter, the voice teach
err at Bethany. is teacher OF expert
ence. She is a conservatory graduate
and has had experience in concert
work and as soprano soloist in the
Episcopal and Methodist churches in
the east. She is pupil of Madame
Ames and Miss Helen Wells.
Miss Gladys Cav, who is we'll
known Topeka woman. will have
Icharge of the violin department again
this year. She is a pupil of Haitian
Jebe, Henri verbingEhen, Edinburg.
Mile. Reboul of Paris, Hugo Kortschak,