The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-16

THE TOPEKA DAILY
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Dolman. Of 4ol
gagement of their daughter, Katherine.
to Mr.. Frank Davis, of Kansas CITY,
Mo.
The engagement is one Of much in
terest to Topeka people. for the DOL
man family are well known here, ana
Miss Dolman is an attractive and ac-
complished young woman. The family
moved from Topeka to Lawrence some
time ago. and within the past year or
two, have returned to make their nome
here Miss DOlman was educated at
the Kansas State University, Law
renee, where she was popular member
of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Sne
, is well liked in local society circles. and
is an active member of the College
Alumnae club of Topeka. an organlxa-
ton of college women. who are under-
taking some serious work in civic lire.
Mr.. Davis is also a graduate OF the
State University, and a fraternity man,
being affiliated with the Sigma Alpha
Epsilons. He has a position as adver-
Using manager of the Schneider iron
company, with his Office in Kansas
City.
The arrangements for the wedding
are not made. but the marriage will not
take place before next spring.
Miss Mamie Veale, whose marriage
to Mr.. Wilbur Galloway will be solemn.
ICED Wednesday of next week. will be
entertained at q series OF prenupCai
parties.
Mrs. c. b. Crosby will be hostess at
a bridge-luncheon Thursday in honor of
Miss Veale, and Mrs. Albert Patten will
entertain for her at bridge Friday att
ernoon, and Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Skinner will give bridge
party for Miss Veale and Mr.. Galloway.
Mrs. George Hayden will entertain
her bridge club Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Veale is q member of the club.
and the meeting is set for Wednesday
of this week. SO that she can attend.
One of the important pre-nuptfal par
ties in honor of Miss Marian Wear. is
given this afternoon by Miss Grace
Koontz and Miss Marguerite KoOntz,
at the Country club. The affair is
bridge party, and there are about fifty
guests, Including many of the fashion
able people Of the young society set.
Autumn decorations will be used.
autumn leaves and berries, and chrys-
anthemums and other flowers Of the
season..
Miss Wear was the guest of honor
at a four o'clock tea given Saturday by
Miss Laura Hall. at her home, 1134 To-
peka avenue. The party was quite in
formal, and Miss Hall and Miss Wear
n.
rations in the receiving rooms were
Bulgaria roses, and pink and yellow
roses were used in the dining room.
Mrs. J. r. Copeland, of Burlington, who
is a guest at the Willard home, poured
tea.
crepe meteor, and Miss Wears costume
was Of myrtle green velvet. with blouse
of gold lace, combined with the velvet.
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Mrs A. ]. Cole was hostess at a
meeting of the D. d. Whist club this
afternoon, at her home in Topeka ave-
nue.. Those who played for absent
members were: Mrs. Eugene s. Quin-
ton and Mrs. Arch Catlin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Warrick Updegraff will
entertain this evening at a meeting or
the Anniversary club. A crowd Of the
young married people celebrate the
wedding anniversaries of the various
members as they appear on the calen-
dar. and they will meet tonight with
Mr. and Mrs. Updegran to comment
crate their wedding day.
new bridge club has been organized
and held it's first meeting with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. T. Payne. in Clay street. The
ton Bridge club. The membership is
not complete, but those who have
Joined are: Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Barton. |
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Dunnell, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Clarence Rex, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. |
Falkner; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lager !
strom. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lagerstrom. |
Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Payne, and Miss
the hostess at each meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smith gave din |
ner party Saturday night for Wash !
burn college students from Decatur
county. The guests were: Miss Cora |
Mr.. Charles Logan. Mr.. Byron /!
Muirhead, Mr.. Ralph Newell. Mr.. |
VERNE Palmatier, Mr.. Ray W.Palma-
tier, Mr.. Harwood Benton, Mr. Glen !
Logan. Mr.. Henry Logan and Mr.. |!
Marion Smith. The honor guests were !
DR.. Herbert Morrison and Mr.. Amore !
Burnett of Oberlin.
Mrs. H. L. Shirer will be hostess at a !
of the Crochet club Tuesday at |
her home in Fillmore street.
Miss Lucille Bomgardner gave a I
weinie roast Saturday evening for Miss |
Wilma Updegraff, of Maple Hill, who is !,
visiting her. The crowd was chap |
eroned by Miss Ruth Bomgardner. and |
those who attended were: Miss Upde- |
graff, Miss Lucille Elmore, Miss Theo !
Smith. Miss Carol Riggs of Emporia,
Miss BOmgardner, Mr.. Harry Welty,
Mr.. RAYMOND French. Mr. Carl Rankin |