The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-13
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1axement to MIR. George p. F1nneal
Of San Francisco, Is Announced
Today.
The announcement comes as an In
teresting surprise to Miss Holidays
friends. none of whom had been told
of the engagement except the hostess
of today. 1t is one of the most inter-
esting announcements of the season
on account of the prominence OF the
Holiday family and the personal
popularity Of the bride-to-be. She
has been praised for her beauty since
her early debutante days. and has
been a favorite in social circles. She
returned in the autumn from tour
of Europe. and it was during her alb
sence that she met Mr.. Finnel1.
Mr.. Finnell spent q few days in To-
peka during the Christmas season,
and at that time a number OF Miss
Holidays friends were introduced to
him.
The wedding will be quietly SOL
emnized Saturday evening OF TINS
week, at the Holiday home In East
Sixth avenue The wedding will be
an informal affair, with q few of Miss
Holidays friends as guests. Dean ].
p. Deb. Kaye will read the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Finnen will go to San
Francisco to make their home.
MISS Laura 0OutHW1CA Will CASSA ~sAAs
her sewing club Wednesday OF this
week.
Mrs n. b. Hogeboom entertained the
Ideal Bridge club today at her home In
West Sixth avenue. Those who played
for absent members were: mrs. Bert
Green. Mrs. Will Rigby and Mrs. w.
E. Davis.
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Much interest is being taken by the
public in the musicale to be given Wed
nesday afternoon by the Ladies' Music
club at the First Baptist church. the
idea of the women in this union meet
ing is to bring all the musical CLUBS
into closer touch with each other ana
nv mutual encouragement accomplish
the object for which the Ladies' Music
club was organized Is years ago. the
advancement of musical culture
This is an innovation in the work OF
the club and the moving spirit back OF
1t is the president, Mrs. Charles Gieeo.
with her capable program committee
consisting of Mrs. ARA Clark. Mrs.
Bernard crosby and Miss Ethelyn Har-
rison. The interest manifest by the
clubs appearing on the program ana
| the public in general Indicate that II
| is a move In the right direction ana
will be fruitful of much along the same
line in the future. The program will
| begin at 8 o'clock.
. . .
| Mrs. A. w. Lacey entertained the
Tuesday Bridge-Luncheon club today.
The luncheon was given at Mills Tea
room, and afterward the guests went 10
| the home of Mrs. A. A. Hurd for bridge.
The affair was farewell party, as
Mrs Lacey will leave soon to live in
California.
| The Wednesday Bridge club will meet
l Waller at
her apartments in the Plaza
| The Sigma Delta Psi girls of Wash
burn celebrated Founders day at a
bridge party Monday night at the home
of Miss Frances Perry. The girls OF
the active chapter who were hostesses
were: Miss Frances Perry. Miss Helen
Johnston, Miss Marjorie Rodgers. Miss
Mary Ferguson, Miss Mary Wfckwire.
Miss Juliet Pettijohn, Miss Adelaide
guerite Settler. Miss Esther Clark.
Miss Margaret Tillotson. Miss Ruth
Raster, Miss Marie Parker. Miss Mar
forie Lyle, Miss Marguerite Kiene. Miss
Erna Zutavern and Miss Mary Van
Vechten.
The guests included Mrs. Paul Walk
Ter, Mrs. Merrill Mills. Mrs. Snyder. Mrs.
Jennie Walker. Mrs. James Hughes,
Mrs. Cyrus Moore Monroe. Mrs. Walter
Wedding, Mrs. Jack Campbell. Mrs:
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lColby, Mrs. Preston Coleman. Miss
Henrietta Alexander. Miss Alice An
drews, Miss Helen Estey. Miss Mar
iorie Thompson. Miss Bess Rcnwick
Miss Day Monroe, Miss Louise McNeal
Miss Madeline whitney, Miss Julia
iAmes, Miss Gertrude McClintock. Miss
Edith Thompson, Miss Isabel Savage
miss BeuIah Searle, Miss Helen Craw-
ford. Miss Margaret Shakeshaft. M1ss
Helen Cook Miss Marian Wa1p. Misz
violet Crumbine, Miss Marie Miller,
Miss Grace Koontz. Miss Becky Welty,
Miss Marguerite Parkinson. Miss Alice
LArimer. Miss Helen Spte1man. Miss
Bernice Emahizer. Miss Mary Alex
lander. Miss Isabel Mills and Miss Kath-
crime Kellam-
At meeting called by the Topeka
Federation ct Women Saturdav I
committee vas chosen from tn