The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-19

One Of the socially tdSi5ortant we'd
0ings OF the autumn Gedoon IL that OF
Miss Laura Southwfck and Mr.. Jay
Close, and the date chosen for the event
II wednesday. November 4. The mar
rage will be solemnixed at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.
Southwick. in Topeka avenue. by DIR.
Steven 8. Estey. of the First Presby-
terrain church. at z o'clock in the even
ing.
An informal luncheon was given by
Mr.. Frank p. MacLennan today noon
at the State Journal building. IN honor
Of Mr.. s. 8. Mcclure of NewxYork.
founder of McClure's Magazane. Most
OF those present were forrner students
Of Mr. McClure's university, Knox coli
lege at Galesburg, ILL.,, or residents of
that locality. Covers were placed for
Mr.. 8. s. Mcclure, Rev. Roy Guild. Mr..
John E. Frost, Professor H. b. Wilson.
Mr.. Arthur Carruth. Judge A. B.
Quinton. Mr.. Harold +. Chase and Mr..
Frank p. MacLennan.
Mrs. Harry L Rhodes and Mrs. Fred
Evarts will entertain the members OF
the Cultus club Thursday afternoon at
street. xs
The wedding of Miss Laura Burlet
and Mr.. Elmer Timmins was quietly
U
Burket, by the Rev. Mr.. Franks Of Pot
win church. The bride who is an ac-
complished young woman, is the daugh-
ter OF Mrs. E. G. Burket, and Mr.. Tim
minis Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Timmins, who are well known in Shaw
minis are living at their country home
in Greenwood county and invite their
friends to visit them there.
golfers of the Country club, was finish
ed the last of last week. and Mrs. E.
A. Thrill holds the championship. Mrs.
J. A. Cole finished In second place. Mrs.
Thrill will receive the loving cup. and
Mrs. Cole the runner-up prize
A Red Cross tea will be given Satur-
day afternoon of this week by the
women of the Good Government club.
at the home Of Mrs. r. L. COfran, 1858
Topeka avenue. The arrangements for
the afternoon are simple. and the party
II to be entirely informal. A musical
program will be given for the entertain
ment Of the callers. A silver offering
will be taken for the benefit of the Red
Cross fund, for which the Good Govern
ment has been working strenuOusly
and effectively the past two weeks.
No invitations are sent out, but all
who are interested are cordially invited
from 2:30 to $50.
Mrs. Wallace Crutcher will be hos
tess at a meeting of her sewing club
"Wednesday of this week:
Invitations are being mailed today
and tomorrow for the Social Service
club tea to be given Tuesday, October
a. in Kellam hall. The club committees
in charge of the party are making elab-
crate preparations to make the after
noon an enjoyable one for all the guests.
The hall itself is large and well suited
for the accommodation of a large num-
Der of guests, and it Is handsomely
finished. 1t is to be decorated for the
party. next week with flowers and
palms, and there will be Oriental rugs
on the floor. Ray Halls orchestra will
play during the hours of the party. and
a specia! musical program will be given
by Miss Sara Kouns, Miss Elizabeth
Anderson, Mr.. Darwin Bradley and Mr..
Glenwood Jones.
The officers, who will stand in line to
receive the guests. are Mrs. Paul Walk
er, Mrs. Jack Campbell, Miss Clyde
Bonegrake and Mrs. William Kercher.
The treasurer, Mrs. Glen Deever. will
have charge of the plate at the door.
The proceeds of the tea will be used
in opening a club house for girls. near
Redden Mission.
The wedding of Miss Bess Renwick,
the daughter of DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Rem
wick. and Mr.. Howard Guild, will be
celebrated Wednesday, October %, at
O'Clock in the evening. The wedding
arrangements are simple, and there will
be no attendants except the brides little
nephew. James Renwick Hughes. who
will carry the ring. The service will be
read by DR.. Renwick, who is pastor of
the First United Presbyterian church of
Topeka. Only a few friends will be
guests.
The Alpha Mu Musical society of
Washburn college is soon to have a
charter from the Sigma Alpha Iota,