The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-25

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Miss Helen Spielman was hostess al
q bridge party this afternoon at the
Country club. honoring Mrs. William
Crockett of Lafayette, Ind. formerly
Miss Blanche. Rohrer, of Topeka. MRS.
Crockett is spending few weeks Win
friends here. n
The bridge this afternoon was one OF
the prettiest of the spring parties Ior
the season. There were. about 40 guests.
The club rooms were attractive in q
trimming of smilax and bouquets OF
spring flowers and apple blossoms
The guest of honor wore q gown OF
pale green charmeuse and lace. Inc
hostess, Miss Spielman, was gOWned IN
black. and wore corsage bouquet OF
large red roses. ST.
Those who attended the party were:
Mrs. Crockett, Mrs. Warrick Updegran'
Mrs. Jack Campbell, Mrs. James :.
Hayes. Mrs. Fred Davis, Mrs. Frank
Griggs. Mrs. Walter Wedding. Mrs.
Robert s. Pierce. Mrs. Roy Thompson
Mrs. George Calvin of Kansas CITY,
Mrs Russell Frost. Miss Alice Lar1mer.
Miss Emma Bolmar, Miss Bernice Ema-
hizer, Miss Madeline Whitney, Miss
Vera Winter Miss Helen Winter. Miss
Jean Winter of Washington. d. c.
z,
Koontz. Miss Marian Wear. Miss Alice
Meade, Miss Dorothy Brown. Miss
Margaret Garvey, Miss Mildred Nor
ton, Miss Helen Estey, Miss Lillian
McGoff, Miss Louise McGoff. Miss Ruth
Price. Miss Margaret Vest, Miss Anna
bel Carney, Miss Ariel Nichols, Miss
Eugenia Quinton. Miss Hazel Howe,
Miss Helen Louise Crosby, Miss Jes-
lea Short, Miss Miriam Foster, Miss
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Miss Laura Southwick, Miss Laura
Hall. Miss Nell Kouns. Miss Sara
Kouns and Miss Spielman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Patten will give
q dinner party Tuesday night in honor
of Mrs. William H. Stanley. of Wich-
tta. who is visiting them. The guests
will be the members of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patterns evening bridge club.
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The marriage Of Miss Katherine But
Ter and Mr.. Thomas 1. Herren. both of
Los Angeles. Cal. will be solemnized
tonight at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. James Butler.
The news is interesting to many To-
peka people, for Mr.. Heron, the son
of Mrs. Sarah ]. Herren, of 40 To-
peka avenue, was brought up here and
made his home in Topeka until about
two years ago when he went to Los
here. and it was during a visit she
made to them when she was a young
girl that she met Mr.. Herren who was
then lad in knickerbockers. She has
visited her friends here number of
times since then. and the betrothal
that will terminate in the marriage this
evening, dates back several years.
Mr. Herren has been unusually sue
cessful in the time that he has been in
the west. and Is now one of the large
stockholders in the Arabian Coffee
company. in the service of which he
first went to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mr.. Herren will go imme-
diately to the house that Mr.. Herren
has had built and furnished in Glen
dale, Cal.
Mrs. w. r. Smith gave a bridge party
this afternoon at her home in Harrison
street, complimentary to Mrs. Paul
Hudson of the City of Mexico. Pink
blossoms were used to decorate the ia
bles and the rooms open to the guests
and there were guests for eight tables
Mrs. Hudson. the guest of honor
wore q blue crepe dress trimmed in
taffeta of the same shade, and thread
lace. She is in Topeka with her sister.
Mrs. Marie Price Wear. Mrs. Wear,
also a guest at the party, wore pretty
rnodish gown of plaid taffeta, in shades
of blue. brown and pink. with the jack
.
Mrs. A. w. Bronson OF 1920 Harrison
street will entertain her bridge club
Monday afternoon with guest table in
honor of Mrs. James E. Cation Of Kan
sas City. who is visiting Mrs. L. L.
sides the members of the club. the fol-
lowing guests: Mrs. Cation, Mrs
Kiene. Mrs. c. H. Guibor, Mrs. c. w
Kouns. Mrs. George Port Ashton, Mrs
c. G. Foster. Mrs w. r. Smith, Mrs
George Pritchard. Mrs. Herbert G.
West and Mrs; Charles M Sawyer.
A party Of Topeka people will leave
the latter part of May for Culver. Ind.
to attend commencement at Culver
Military academy. The members O.
the party will be: Mrs. D. R. Hite
Miss Rose Hite. Miss Grace Koontz
Miss Marguerite Koontz, Miss Bernie,
Emahizer and Mr.. Willard Pierce an,
Mr.. Marshall Hite. of the classes O
1912 and 1913 Of Culver. They will b,
Joined in Chicago by Miss Marjorie
Lambeth Of Indianapolis. Ind: MI
Don Pierce. Mr.. Ted Pierce and MI
Ed Pope of Cleveland o. They will b.
and afterwards they will go to tn
summer home OF Miss Lambeth Of
Lake Maxinkuckee, to be guests at
house party at which Miss Lambetl
will be hostess to the Topeka member
Of the party will return in the secon
week in June.
A good many Topeka people ar
planning to go to Colorado for tn
summer or part of the summer, and
good sized Topeka colony will settl
near Pixies Peak. Among those VIII
will go to the mountains and spen
their summer holidays in or near Colo
RADIO Springs are: Mrs Noble Prenti
Mrs. Silas Rain, Miss Dorothy Gran,
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. McDonough, M