The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-30

ple ana one of town yisitors, callad. |
and moved doWn the receiving llne r
an unbroken Me for an hour.
known in political affairs. Of the state.
were in the company, and those who
were not personally known to the re-
ceiving woman. could usually be
recognized from the newspaper pic
lures Of them that had appeared from
time to time.
The party cailed out q good many
!. handsome gowns. though the crush OF
people obscured . good many Of them.
committee OF assisting people. wore =
brocaded pale blue velvet. with bodice
OF lace and chiffon, and Q trimming
Of fur. Mrs. W. e. Davis. the wife OF
the state auditor, was gowned In vt0-
let brocade. trimmed with lace. MIS-
/. s. Lewis. the wife Of the state tn-l
surance commissioners. wore black
charmeuse draped with gold embroid-
with lace. Miss Dolly Curtis. who as
sisted, wore black. and her small
black hat had q smart trimming OF
aigrettes. Mrs Frank Montgomery
black beaded net. Mrs. A 81. Horton
wore lavender silk, with q trimming OF
white lace. Mrs. W. 7. Morgan Of
Hutchinson wore black crepe meteor.
with bodice of cut velvet in q new
The list OF women asked to receive
included: Mrs NJ. A. Low, Mrs, Ar
thur Capper. Mrs Frank -MacLennan.
Mrs w. a. Johnston. Mrs: Lie Day
Monroe, Mrs. John Dean. Mrs. Robert
Stone. Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland. Mrs. w.
r.. Kercher, Mrs. Thomas Botkin, Mrs.
! Joe Eongshore, Mrs. II. L. Peppmyer,
! Mrs. Charles Curtis. Miss Dolly Curtis.
Mrs R. I. Cofran. Mrs. 8. q. Stewart.
Clark. Mrs. w. s. McClintock. Mrs. A.
NJ. Harvey, Mrs. A. Marburg. Ms. J.
G: Mohler. Mrs. Samuel 7; Howe; mrs.
! Mrs. George Whitcomb. Mrs I. L.
Kiene, Mrs Charles H. Sessions Mrs.
w. e. Davis. Mrs. I. s. Lewis. Mrs. w.
D. Ross, Miss Clara Francis. Mrs. Fred
Barnes. Mrs. Morton Albaugh. Mrs.
Charles Holiday. Mrs. Albert II. Hor-
| ton, Miss Gertrude Barnes, Mrs. r. A.
Burch, Mrs. Earl Akers. Miss Edith
| Bertha Hampstead. Miss Leah Roark.
Mrs Lucia o. Case, Mrs. D. o. McCray.
Mrs. e. L. Copeland, Mrs. Sad Hodg-
| ms, Mrs. John Van Vechten. Mrs G. A.
Cain. Mrs. John Dawson: Mrs. J; c.
David W. Mulvane, Mrs. Addie Jewell
Newton, Mrs. Rome Colvin, Mrs. AL
bert T. Reid, Mrs. w. p. Montgomery,
Mrs. Arthur M. Mills. Mrs. Richard
Hayden. Mrs. T, ]. Myers, Mrs. Frank
Charles A. Mills, Mrs: Charles I.
Mitchell, Mrs Thomas Doran. Mrs. J.
| C. Wilson. Mrs. w. c. Austin. Mrs.
Clarence Weatherton: Mrs; A. II: Fur-
Prentis, Mrs. Fred Voiland. Mrs. L. M.
Jones and Mrs. c. F. Neil
| Miss Alice Hatch, OF st. Louis. is VS.
iting Mrs. David Page. and was the
guest of honor at an informal sewing
party this afternoon at which Mrs.
Page was hostess. The guests were:
Miss Hatch, Mrs. Frank Forbes, Mrs.
Merrill Mills. Mrs. Harry Forbes, Miss
Effie Page, Miss Isabel Mills. Miss
Mary MacLennan. Miss Katherine Dol
man, Miss Helen Estey, Miss Day Mon
line Whitney, Miss Lenore Monroe,
Miss Marjorie Whitney and Miss Alice
Larimer Miss Hatch, who was intro
duced to some of Mrs. Pages friends
today. is the daughter of the chief en-
eineer Of the iPennsylvania raalroad.
The Duplicate Whist club met today
with Mrs. w. N. West at her home in
King street.
/ "A marriage that will interest some
| Topeka people is that Of Miss Grace
Griffith and Mr.. Clifford Rinehart.
which was solemnized Tuesday in CAL
weston, Tex. The bride made her home
here until about two years ago when
she and her mother moved to Calves
ton Mr. Rinehart is connected with
the Rio Bravo Oil company in Calves
ton, and he and his bride will make
their home in that city.
. . .
The graduating class Of the high
school will be entertained at card
party tonight by Miss Helen Neese. at
her home in Buchanan street.
. .
The Wednesday Bridge club will meet
] Wednesday of next week with Mrs Cy-
rus Monroe, and an honor guest will
be Miss Ruth Simpson, Of McPherson,
who is visiting Mrs. Monroe.
The wedding of Miss Lucille Lukens
and Mr.. Wayne Horning was solemniz-
ed Thursday afternoon at o'clock at
the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
near Rochester. The wedding was a
quiet one, with no music or attendants.
and the guests were limited to the
members Of the Lukens and HoTning
families. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Mr.. w. I. Cole, former
ly a pastor OF the Baptist church. Ferns
and palms formed a background In the
read.
The brides costume was a suit of
blue Bedford cord, with which she
wore blouse OF white shadow lace
Her hat was black velvet trimmed with
rosebuds, and she carried an arm bou-
Quet of brides roses.
4 A dinner party followed the cere-
mony. The dining room was decorated
in red. and the centerpiece for the Ia
BILE was a basket Of Richmond roses
tied with red tulle.
The bride is an attractive young
| woman, who was graduated from the
; high school last June, and is one Of the
popular members Of the Alpha Chi