The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-19


Mrs. H. A. Perry entertained the
Monday Bridge club this afternoon at
her home in Taylor street Those who
played as substitutes were: Mrs.
George Mitchell. Mrs. q. c. Bowman.
Mrs. l. J. Coppock and Mrs. b. H.
Hogeboom.
The Monday Whist club met today
with Mrs. George Parkhurst. and those
who played for absent members were:
Mrs. Silas Porter, Mrs. Eugene Quinton
and Miss Dolly Curtis.
La Douzaine Bridge club met today
with Mrs. Frank Bradley. in Western
avenue.
The Tribune Of Los Angeles. Call
contains the following account OF IN
terest to Topeka people. regarding the
marriage of Miss Florence Welch. form-
erly of Topeka. and Mr.. Robert Wag.
ner, Of Los Angeles. A large picture OF
the bride occupies q conspicuous place
on the society page:
A wedding that promises to be of un-
usual interest to the many friends OF
the young couple Is the one to be
solemnized on Sunday at noon between
ner at the studio of the latter. 625
Figueroa street, before about twenty
five close friends and relatives. Later
an informal reception will be held at
which will drop in number OF the
artists friends, whose name is legion.
Miss Welsh Is a very handsome and
charming young woman who has for
the past year or SO made her home
here, coming from Topeka. Kan. and
promises to be as clever and attractive
as her artist husband Mrs. Mary
Leicester Wagner, mother Of the BRIDE
groom, and his sister. Miss Charlotte,
are coming down from Santa Barbara
for the wedding. The Misses Harriet
and Airline Wagner daughters of the
James r. H. Wagners and nieces OF the
bridegroom-to-be. and Miss Imogen
1Adgerwcod, another niece, are to as
sist at the informal reception. Miss
Welsh Is the sister Of Mrs. Joseph A.
Blondin, 1923 Cambria street. Bishop
johnson of the pro-cathedral will read
the ceremony.
Mrs. warrick Updegraff will entertain
her sewing club Tuesday afternoon.
Wings or plumes worn on the front Of
dancing slippers are the newest fad OF
Boston women Of fashion. The wings
are held in place by diamond buckles
or bow knots Of flowers.
The Elwell club will be entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Harry Ly-
man.
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Tango garters that have chiffon frills
or skirts" gathered on the elastic. with
bow knots Of baby ribbon dangling
are among the latest novelties that
indicate the popularity of tangoing.
Announcement has been made by
Mrs. r. F. Thompson. of 1925 Topeka
avenue, Of the engagement Of her
daughter, Edith, to Mr.. Albert Searle.
The announcement is one of i'm
portance. for Miss Thompson has
many friends in Topeka, and espe-
cially in college circles. She was q
Washburn student, and is a popular
member of the Sigma Delta Psi
sorority.
Mr.. Searle is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
c. H. Searle, Of 1929 Tapeka avenue
He was also a Washburn student some
years ago, and is now assistant state
agent of the Columbia Fire Under
writer's. The date for the wedding has
not been set.
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The Chancel chapter of Grace
cathedral will meet sTusday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock with Miss Phil Reed
at her home in Fillmore street.
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The knights Of Columbus will give
a dancing party Tuesday evening in
Kellam hall.
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In preparation for the great event
of graduation. the high school girls
are buying a supply of frocks and
frills for the parties and class affairs,