The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-21

Irene welshans, Miss Elizabeth Greg
DRY. Mr.. William Gregory and Dr.. G.
III. Swartz.
Mrs. Lee Monroe and Mrs. J. D. Nc
Farland will entertain informally at
thimblcs Thursday afternoon for Mrs.
A. H. Horton, who has recently re-
turned from a visit to her daughter in
Kansas City. The party will be given
at Mrs. Monroe's home:
Mrs. s., S. Estey will give a thimble
party Thursday afternoon for the
members of the Social Service club
which has lately been organized. Plans
will be made at the party for an en-
tertainment the club will give to raise
money to begin its work.
Mrs. A. w. Dana entertained at a
surprise party for her daughter Grace
Saturday evening. The following
young people were invited: Miss
Helen Luenberger, Miss Ruth Switzer.
Miss Martha Vanier, Miss Mamie Os-
born, Miss Hazel Upton. Miss Dorothy
Switzer, Miss Marie Cloverdyke, Miss
Julia Herley, Miss Florence fletcher,
Miss Reba Austin, Miss Ina Banks and
Mr.. Lindsay Osborn, Mr.. Edwin Dana,
Mr. Dale McGrath, Mr.. Gerald
Cloverdyke, Mr.. Orval Zarker, Mr.
Myron Grice, Mr.. Rowland Seymour.
Mr.. Eugene VanWinkle, Mr.. Roy Nay
lor. Mr.. Harold Jones, Mr.. Howard
Naylor, Mr.. Raymond Jones and Mr..
Adrian Parr.
The wedding Of Miss Harriet Heath
Reynolds and Mr.. Ralph Eastman will
take place tonight at o'clock
parents. 1911 West street. Before
the ceremony Mr.. Leo Helm will
sing, Because" and Miss Eula Spauld-
ing will play Mendelssohn's wedding
march for the entrance of the bridal
/, party. The service will be read before
la bank of palms and ferns in the living
room window, and the Rev. Roy B.
Guild will be the officiating minister.
Only the family and a few close friends
will be guests. Miss Reynolds will be
attended by her sister. Miss May Rey-
nolds. and Mr.. Leo Helm will be Mr..
Eastman's best man. The brides gown
is a white brocaded crepe de chine. and
! she will carry a bouquet Of roses and
lilies of the valley.
Immediately after the ceremony for a
short wedding trip, and later will 60 to
their home in Antioch, Ill.
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] Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Campbell will en-
terrain their House-party club the last
of this week.
| The active chapter Of the Kappa
Kappa Chi sorority will give q spread
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Edna Reinbach. for the pledges.
Mrs. C. H. Bingham of Abilene was
the guest Of Mrs. o. L. Moore, a few
days, stopping in Topeka ON her way
from California, where she has been
travelling. She was the guest Of honor
at dinner Monday evening. given by
Mrs. G. F. Worley. Mrs. Bingham has
left for her home
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The members Of the subjunior class
Of the high school will give an enter
tainment next Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Christina Ward. A farce
called the blue Book" and written by
Miss Marjorie Robey, will be presented
and Miss Ruth Tomlinson and Mr.. Mil.
lard Wear will take the principal parts
Other roles will be taken by Miss Flor.
ence Fair. Mr.. William McCarter, Mr.
Manning Balch. Mr.. Harry welty ant
Mr.. Edward Thompson.
The Iota Kappas. the January, 1910
class of the high school, will have &
the home of Miss Helen Johnston, 100
West Fifteenth street.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Carrel gave {
birthday party Tuesday ev ening To-
their son. Victor E. Carrel to ceIebrat,
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guests were: Mrs. Thomas Thomasol
of Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Elliott, Mrs
Elizabeth Elliott. Mr.. Fred Bracket
Mr.. Fred Mathers. Mr. Charles Gustaf
son, Mr.. Ben Scrinopskie, Mr. Herman
Heyard, Mr.. Avery Carrel Mr.. Funston
Best. Mr.. Noal Gregory and Mr.. Ival
: Marquait.
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The Fourth Division Of Central Con
gregational church was entertained thi
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