The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-17

The wedding of Miss Lillian Mc0On
and Mr.. Ivan Dibb.e il an event OF i'm
portance for Monday. The marriage
will be quietly celebrated. but 1t 10 an
event of interest, nevertheless. The
State Historical society meetings Will De
held Tuesday and Wednesday, and they
will attract the attention OF q gooo
many people, particularly the meeting
at which the bronze bust OF the late
Eugene Ware is presented. and the
meeting for the dedication of the bronze
tablet to Miss Zu Adams. The mar
riage of Miss Edith Thompson and MI.
Albert Searle will be solemnfzed
Wednesday. Thursday night 10 the
date for the first He1ianthus dance for
the season, and the college people VIII
be interested in the Beta dance at KEEL
lam hall Friday night.
OF special interest next week to mu-
steal people will be the Gadski concert
Friday afternoon at the Grand theafer,
the SchumanL-Heink concert THURSDAY
night at the Auditorium, and the United
States Marine band Wednesday after
noon and evening at the Auditorium.
In addition, a number Of bridge clubs
have their meetings next week. as well
as the usual number Of study clubs and
small parties.
Mr.. L. E. Myers. former vice presi-
dent and general manager of the To-
peka railway company. y In the city
..
for few days. He is at present en-
gagged in the installation of electric light
plants in Illinois. Michigan and Wis
consin. An informal dinner was given
him last evening at the Mills tea ROOM
Those present were: Messrs. L. -.
Myers, Thos. F. Doran. Charles 8.
Oleed, A. H. Purdy, Frank p. MacLen-
nan. NJ. \. Low, Albert Patten. Willard
N. Hall. c. A. Magaw. Fred W. Free
man, Judge A. w. Dana and Judge L. S.
Ferry.
Mrs. Fred Freeman will entertain the
d. D. Whist club Monday at the Coun-
try club.
Mrs. George Farkhurst will be hostess
at a meeting of the Fillmore Street
Whist club Thursday. at her home in
Tyler street.
Miss Edith Thompson, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Albert Searle will be an
event of Wednesday of next week, and
her sister, Miss Edna Thompson. who
will be married some time during the
coming winter to Mr.. Merrill, OF Los
Angeles, CAL. were guests of honor at
a party given this afternoon by Miss
Guenn GODDARD and Miss Elite Dean. at
Miss Godard's home in Boswell avenue.
The rooms were decorated for the
and the guests were: The Misses
Thompson, Mrs. Terrence Ewart. of
Chicago, who is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Meade. Mrs. Ray
Sparks, of Champaign. Illinois. who IL
with her parents, DIR. and Mrs. w. 8.
Lindsay, Mrs. Ray Bacon, Mrs. George
Freshman, Mrs. Ed Gossett. Mrs. Tom
Lillard, Mrs. Preston Coleman. Mrs. NJ.
o. Lock, Mrs. George Mitchell. Mrs.
David Page. Mrs. Walter Wedding.
tiers, Mrs. Grace King, Mrs. George
Hayden, Mrs. Crichton Miller, Mrs. Cy-
rus Monroe. Mrs. Ralph Skinner. Mrs.
Carl Searle, Mrs. w. p. Snyder. Miss
Elizabeth Anderson, Miss Lucy Alexan-
der. Miss Frederick Bergen. Miss Anna
bel Garvey, Miss Esther Clark, Miss
Louise Culver. Miss Louise Raster.
Miss Katherine McCarter, Miss Alice
Meade, Miss Helen Estey, Miss Miriam
Foster, Miss Beth Thompson, Miss Ora
Moneypenny. Miss Josephine Doran.
Miss Louise McNeal. Miss Mary Mac
Lehman, Miss Rebecca Welty. Miss
Madeline Whitney. Miss Marjorie Whit
ney, Miss Beulah Searle, Miss Marie
Porter, Miss Daisy Neil, Miss Lenore
Monroe, and Miss Naomi Simpson. of
Lawrence.
Mrs. Robert Towns Daniel. of Macon.
Georgia, who has been an attractive
visitor in Topeka the past week, was
the guest of honor at an afternoon at
thimbles at which Mrs. Frank Man
speaker was hostess Thursday, at her
home in Fillmore street.
Judge Daniel, who made a business
trip to Manhattan. accompanied Mrs.
Daniel fro-1 their home. and joined
her in visit to DR.. and Mrs William
RICHTER. Judge and Mrs. Daniel left
Friday for Denver: COLORADO
Mrs. William Fighter entertained her
Crochet club this week at Ter home
in Fillmore street.
The girls of the active chapter of the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority gave a
party this afternoon at the chapter
house. The affair was in the nature
of a Halloween party. The decorations
were jack-o-lanterns and yellow roses.
The shades were drawn and the rooms
artificially lighted. The guests were
esses made. up as 'spoOks," and Hal
lowe'en games were offered as enter
tainment. A chatting dish luncheon was
served. Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
F. Kutz Zutavern, Of Great Bend. Miss
Helen johnson of Leavenworth, and
Miss Vera Best. of Centralia
Tonight IN Initiation ceremony will
be held for some Of the girls who were
formerly members Of the Sigma Delta
Psi sorority. which Is superseded al
WasHuuiIl ny tHe Adppd Alpua Inetd
The members to be initiated are: Mrs.
Kutz Zutavern. formerly Miss Mary
Sutherland. Miss Julia Larimer. Miss
Vera Best. Of Centralia. Miss Elizabeth
Mills. Miss Helen Cook. Miss Marion
Thompson. and Miss Ruth Smith, Of
Great Bend
. = .
Miss Gladys Coulter Of the Isle OF
Pines. who is visiting at the ]. H
McGof home. and Miss Mary Atkin.
son ~ Lawrence. who Is visiting Mis-.