The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-14

City and now of Burlington. The mar
rage will be sOlemnized June 8, at
Trinity Episcopal church at O'Clock
p. m. Rev. Otis E. Gray will perform
the ceremony. Miss Marguerite Skin
ner Of Mount Carmel, Ill. life long
friend Of Miss Chisham's, will be maid
of honor. Miss Helen Mitchell of To-
'peka and Miss Frena Kessler will be
bridesmaids. Mr. Clyde Arnold Dodge
Of Kansas City will be best man. Mr..
Russell Clarke and Mr.. Eugene Kiger
of Kansas City. Mr.. Frank Miller Of
Topeka and Mr.. Ward Lockwood will
be ushers. Mr.. Moses graduated last
spring from the State university at
Lawrence. He is a member of the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity. The best man
and ushers are also members of this
fraternity. They will arrive in Atchi-
son June 2. Mr. Moses is a progressive
and prosperous young business man
Of Burlington, where he is held in
high esteem by business and social
friends. He is the junior member Of
the Excelsior Flour Milling company.
a large institution. known throughout
the state. The mill is located in Bur-
lington. where the couple will make
their home. Miss Chisham Is one of
Atchison's popular girls, whose wide
circle of friends admire her for her
charm of manner delightful culture
and many womanly characteristics.
She will be greatly missed from the
social circle, where she has always
been a favorite. Miss Chisham is a
member of the Kappa Gamma sorority.
Several members OF this sorority from
other cities win come to Atchison to
attend the wedding. which will be a
social event.
Mrs Paul Hopes of 1415 West Fiji
teenth street was hostess at a meeting
Of her sewing club Wednesday after
noon. Guests Of the club were: Mrs.
w. W. Rhodes, Mrs. Harry B. Clark.
Mrs. d. w. Stoddard, Mrs. Forrest
Kutz, Mrs. Walter Howe of Chicago,
Miss limo Bakersfield Of Chicago, who
is the CUES tot Mrs. Clark, and Miss
Phil Reed.
Mrs. D. o. McCray, who will enter
tain at tea Tuesday and Wednesday Of
next week, with Mrs. Ida NJ. Brown
of Kansas City, and Mrs. P. c. Reilly
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Rousseau
A. Burch, Mrs. F. p. MacLennan, Mrs.
William Redwood Smith, Mrs. Paul
Hudson, Mrs. Arthur Capper, Miss Nell
Kouns. Miss Mary MacL.ennan, Miss
Sarah Kouns. and the girls helping in
Miss Helen Whitfield, Miss Irene Peers,
and Miss Helen Bradley. who will
serve punch both afternoons. The
women who will assist Wednesday
AFTERNOON are. MIS-. w. II. CuSnln&,
Mrs. w. C. McDonough. Mrs. A. o.
Rosser, Mrs. John Chase, Miss Edna
Thompson, Miss Gwendolyn Chase.
Miss Edith Thompson and Miss Beth
Thompson.
.
Mrs F. B. Parr and Mrs. H. F.
Guthrie will entertain at bridge two
afternoons next week. having cards
out for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. George F1eishman will
entertain their bridge club Friday
evening.
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Mrs. James A. Troutman gave a
dinner party Wednesday in honor of
her father, Mr.. j. c. Gordon, in cele-
bration Of his eighty-third birthday
anniversary. The guests were men
and women near his age, and most
of them were Kansas pioneers. One
of those who sat at the table, Mr..
Avery Washburn, is 96 years Of age,
and years ago taught in the village
of Rushford, N. Y, where three of
those who were at the party yester-
day, Mrs. Ella w. Hubbell. Mr.. Cor
don and Mrs. w. L. Gordon, were his
pupils.
The names and ages of the guests
at the dinner are as follows: Mr..
Washburn. SO: Mrs. Washburn. "a;
Mr.. w. L. Gordon, Sc; Mr.. J. c. Cor
don. So; Mrs Hubbell, SO; Mr.. Peter
Fisher. IS; Mr.. Samuel r. Reming-