The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-21

Ar: George Nett,es and. Mr.. clay
i Miss Della Pinkerton Of Los Angeles,
i Cal. and Mr.. Alexander Taylor Of
/ Seattle. WASH. were married May q
i at the home Of the brides mother,
Mrs. H. N. Pinkerton. $50 West Fifty
Seventh street, Los Angeles. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor will make their home in
Seattle Mrs. Taylor formerly lived in
/ Topeka.
Mr. w. w. whitney entertained
/ Tuesday evening with a dinner at his
home in Potwfn Place. His guests
were the heads of the various depart
j pany store. and covers were laid for
twenty-five. Those present were:
Mrs. Gardner, Miss Kostermier, Miss
WetherhoIt. Mrs Ferguson. Miss Nell
son. Miss Blumenstock. Mrs Abbott.
Mrs. Wright. Miss Selma. Miss Jen-
kins and Messrs. Maxwell. Leather
man, Bowman. DonalQson. Harris.
Grant, spickerman, Charles Adams. H.
l. F. Whitney and w. w. whitney.
.
The marriage OF Miss Judieth Erick-
son of Topeka and the Rev. Mr. A.
Randall Of Warren. Pa, was solemn
lied at the Swedish Baptist church,
Fourth and Fillmore streets, at
o'clock Wednesday evening, May 20.
The church was decorated in palms
and cut flowers. the colors being pink
and white.
The bride was attended by her sis
i ter, Miss Esther Erickson, as maid of
honor, and Mr.. Ernest I.undgren was
Mr.. Randahl's best man. The cere-
Alden. Miss Alice johnson played
the wedding march. and music before
the ceremony was piano duet by
Miss Zeralda Martinson and Miss LII
liar Oslund. and a piano solo by Miss
4 Naomi johnson.
! After the service q reception was
given in the church, attended by three
hundred guests. Letters and kilograms
of good wishes were. read and address,
es were made by De. Rruce Kinney
been missionary of the church for
three and a half years.
The Rev. Mr.. Randall and Mrs.
Randall have left for Minnesota,
people. Later they will GO to Warren,
Fa-. to make their homo, where the
Rev. Mr.. Randall has accepted the
passionate of the Swedish Baptist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Duckwall an
Incunce the marriage of their daughter.
Stella. to Mr.. Leslie L. Mays. the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. 1. T. Mays. The serv-
ice was read by the Row. Mr.. J. E.
Sheer, at the parsonage Of the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church. Mr. Mays
is a member Of the Phi Theta Phi so
cfety. He has a position with the
Rock Island, and he and his bride will
make their home in Topeka After
their return from a trip to Chicago,
4 they will be at home at 341 Shawnee
avenue.
. .
j Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Virginia Payne. of Fort Worth,
i Tex, will arrive Saturday to be the
| guest for a few days of Miss Fee Waters
and Miss Santa Waters.
| Mrs. George Clark is recovering from
an attack Of bronchitis.
Mrs. Arthur lsp-has gone to. Man
haitian to visit her daughter Miss Lucille
Mills, who is a student in the Agricu1-
tural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. s. Miller. of Water
town, My are Visiting their daugh-,
ter. Mrsa CIV. s&11nthette, and Mr..
Hanchette.
Miss BsEfEa- KltcKzlfs Eho Taught this
winter in Mills college. Berkeley, Cal.
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and w. W.
/ Kitcheli. She will leave soon for Madi-
I son. Wis. and will take q special course
4 Ia the summer school OF the wisconsin
University. Miss Kitchell is graduate
| Of the University of Wisconsin,. ~
Mr.. Philip Sproat, who is student in
the State University, Lawrence, will
come to Topeka Friday to be guest at
the wedding Of Miss Margaret Garvey
and Mr.. John Romadka, Saturday. and
4 to visit his mother, Mrs. James F.
Sproat.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Adams and their
daughter. Miss Mary Adams. of Maple
Hill, will leave Wednesday for Mon
! treal. Canada. and from there they will
sail on the Laurentic for Europe. After
| their return to the States they will tour
New England in an automobile.
Mrs. Elliott p. Taylor, of Everett, Pa.
is visiting Mrs. James F. Sproat, and
| will remain in Topeka as her guest
few weeks longer.
Mrs. Patrick Walsh will leave Tues
day for Baltimore, I'd, to Join her
daughter, Miss Frances Walsh, who is
studying music in the Peabody Con-
servatory Miss Walsh is spending this
week at the South Shore. Baltimore,
with school friends, and she and Mrs.
Walsh will go to New York for a week
or two, before they return to Topeka.
Mrs. Robert Gordon has returned
from Oklahoma City. where she visited
relatives the past week.
| Mr.. Theodore Post, who has been
teaching in the high school at Frank
fort. Kan, has arrived home to spend
the vacation with his mother Mrs. NJ.
/, F. Post. He will attend the Washburn
| college summer school, Mr.. Post has
been engaged to continue his work next
year as principal of the Frankfort high
school. and he will be supervisor of
music in the Frankfort public schools
Mrs. Earl Mcfarland, of West Point,
who has been visiting Captain McFar-
lands parents. Judge and Mrs. ]. d.
Mcfarland, will leave Saturday to re-
| turn to her home
| Mr.. Albert T. Reid has gone for a
business trim f0 ChjcQROs
Mrs. ]. H. Yetter is visiting friends
in Salina. Miss Mildred York, who has
been a guest at the Yetter home has
returned to her home in Salina.