The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-27

| The date for the wedding Of Miss
Edna Bear and Mr.. William Colv1n has
been set Tor Thursdays Iune II. The
marriage will be quietly solemnized in
the afternoon at the home OF the
/ brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ]. Bear.
1851 Fillmore street Dean ]. r. Deb.
Kaye Of Grace Cathedral. win read the
service.
Both Miss Bear and Mr.. Colvin will
be unattended. and only the members
| of the two families will be present
! After the wedding Mr.. Coivin and his
bride viii go for a short wedding trip
to Chicago.
| party will be given Friday after
: noon at the home Of Mrs. George o.
Smith. in honor Of Miss Hazelle Love-
land. Of Portland, Ore. The hostesses
4 win be the women of the First Division
! of the Woman's society Of the First
Methodist church. Miss LOveland, who
studied music in New York the past
| year, is on her way to Portland to Join
land. who went from Topeka to Oregon
few months ago. She is the guest of
MIS-. Frank Cope. and Friday OF next
week Miss Loveland and Mrs. Cope
will leave for Portland, and Mrs Cope
win spend part Of the summer in
the west.
Mrs. E. G. Foster and Miss Miriam
Foster. who will be hostesses at an
afternoon tea Tuesday Of next week.
have asked the assistance of the fol-
lowing friends: Mrs. George H.
Hodges. Mrs. George C. Bowman. Mrs.
II. L. Peppmeyer. Mrs. w. T. Davis.
Mrs. George Pritchard, Mrs. Charles A.
Moore. Mrs. A. w. Bronson, Mrs. ]. M.
Brunt. Mrs L. M. Lowell. Mrs. Charles
Curtis. Mrs. O. l. Moore. Mrs. Charles
s. Briggs, Mrs. A. A. Hurd, Mrs. p. ].
Clevenger, Mrs. Charles 8. Elliott, Mrs.
Speed Hughes. Mrs. T. r. Paxton, Miss
Alice Hughes, Miss Joy Paxton, Miss
Lulu Greenough, Miss Katherine Stew
art and Miss Louise Fleming. and a
number of the younger girls who have
| been asked to help are: Miss Florence
Bowman. Miss Isabel Stewart, Miss
Juliet Brown. Miss Dorothy Miller. Miss
Violet Crumbine and Miss Ruth Foster
A good many invitations have beer
| issued. and the party will be one Of the
large social events Of next week
Miss Helen Sapp. of Lawrence. is a
guest at the s. J. Bear home. and Mrs.
Bear entertained few friends at Thin
bles this afternoon in compliment to
Miss Sapp.
Mrs. H. L. Shirer and Mrs. J. C. Bur-
nett entertained the members Of the
Crochet club at luncheon at the Coun-
try club Tuesday. The table was deco
rated with a Japanese basket filled with
pink and white peonies and banked
with syringa. The favors were indivtd-
| ual Irish crochet baskets filled with
pink flowers and tied with ribbon. The
places were marked with small Ameri-
can flags. and the place cards were in
the form Of crackers, containing con-
undrums.
The members Of the club are: Mrs.
C. p. Bolmar, Mrs. Henry Bennett, Mrs.
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Mrs. Willis Coston, Mrs. r. w. Medli-
colt, Mrs. D. w. Nellis, Mrs. w. H.
Fighter. Mrs. A. A. Scott, Mrs. C. D.
Scott, Mrs. George ShaFitts Mrs. George
G. stitt. Mrs. w. F. vreeland. Mrs.
Walter Wellhouse. Mrs. II. II. Welty.
Mrs. J. d. Whelan. Mrs. White. Mrs c.
A. Booth. Mrs, Burnett and Mrs. Shirer.
The D. D. Whist club will have a
meeting Tuesday Of next week at
LakevieW.
Mrs A. J. Maclkey and Mrs f. S.
Prescott will entertain at q thimble
party at Mrs. Mackey's country home
Thursday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Vera Agard. whose marriage to Mr..
take place next month. The invited
guests are to be Mrs. Arch Powell,
Mrs. Matt Pugh, Mrs. William Metz
dorf, Mrs. Gaillard Miller. Mrs. James
Rice. Mrs. Robert Tasker, Mrs. T. G.
McKernan and Miss Mildred Agard.
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A group Of women at a bridge
party lately were talking OF the
youngsters who are skirting the bor-
ders Of the social world, too young
who think they are too old to be chill
dren.
You should see them at their mat
inee Dances" one of the girls Of the
circle said. 'The girls dress like the
grand danes Of tho drawing rooms.
dresses made with trains and narrow
skirts. decked in lace and chiffon and
satin and jewelry and high heeled
dancing pumps. Presently one OF
them raises her trailing skirt to fare
forth in q hesitation, and reveals q
strip Of thick white cotton stocking.
Perhaps one girl on the floor will be
properly dressed for q children's aft
ernoon party"
$50 much for the girls" replied an
had been with the male Of tho species
Of young smartalecs. my young
brother owns and operates the entire
household. He manages father as
easily as he does the kid baseball
| team on our street. About the only
! Is to ask him IL Master George Carver
and some OF the other boys of that
age are among the men of the
team"
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The sub-sophomore class Of the
high school gave its flnal party Tues
| day evening at the home OF Miss Mat
! tie Bair. 1853 Mulvane street Those
/. present were: Miss Blanch Botham,
(; Miss Marie Gibbons, Miss Lillian
Huckell, Miss Violet Mathews, Miss
Gatwood Wagner. Miss Irene Miller.
| Miss Dorothy Bradbury. Miss Lucille
Mcguire, Miss Merle Fowler. Miss
Ruth Bushong, Miss Laurf Ferris.