The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-06
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Mrs. Eustace Brown and Mrs. Kate
Hermann, both of Olathe, Kansas,
are visiting Mrs. F. w. Watson q short
time, and Mrs. Watson entertained g
few close friends of Mrs. Brown and
Mrs. Hermann at luncheon today at
her home in Topeka avenue.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Hermann will
leave for their home Wednesday.
Bishop and Mrs. Frank r. Mills
paugh will revive the custom Of en-
PERTAINING at an Epiphany party,
which has gone into desuetude the last
three years. The party. which will be
. supper and an informal evening,
will be given tonight at the Bishops
house. and the members Of the vestry
be guests. Those who will be present
are: Bishop and Mrs. Mii1spaugh,
Dean and Mrs. ]. p. Deb. Kaye. the
Rev. Mr.. Giesel, Mr.. and Mrs. D. W.
Nellis. Mr. and Mrs. 2: W thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Shakeshaft, Mr..
and Mrs. Earle Williams. Mr.. J. r.
Burrow, Mr. and Mr.. Clifton Heaton,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard White, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. C. Kibbee.
There will ge no queen for the par
ty tonight but the ring will be drawn.
determining who shall be the queen
for next year.
New has been received in Topeka
Of the engagement of Miss Florence
Mason WEIGH and Mr.. Rob Wagner Of
Los Angeles, Cal. The announcement
was made in Los Angeles Monday.
Miss WEIGH made her home In To-
pelka most Of her life. and early last
summer she went to California to visit
her sister, Mrs. Joe Blondin, and in
stead of returning in the fall. she took
q position as teacher in private
school. For some years she was So
ciety reporter for the Topeka Daily
Capital, and previous to that she re-
ported for the Herald. She knows
nearly everyone in town. and as for
mer newspaper woman puts 1t, mot
only all the people. but every yellow
dog" She is a graduate OF Washburn
college, and besides her local newspa-
per work, she has had some accept
ances of articles by larger eastern
daflies. She Is q young woman OF a
good deal OF cleverness and marked
degree of the brand of courage re-
Quired to champion what is known as
progressive ideas and a mode of
thought that conflicts with conven-
tionalities. She worked for equal suf-
frage during the campaign in Kansas,
writing and making addresses in ITS
support. She spent summer In
Europe, and the next summer she
visited in California, when she met
Mr.. Wagner.
Mr.. Wagner is a portrait painter.
VINO mas won nOnOTS III lulS COuLlIy
and abroad. He is at the head Of the
art department in one OF the colleges
of the Pacific coast. and he maintains
q studio in Los Angeles. He Is also
associate editor Of the Western Com
rade, a periodical recently estab-
lished.
Miss WEIGH has taken a house in
Los Angeles and will open Monies
sori kindergarten. and after her mar
riage she will continue the work of
nd cv, nd Mr xxyi11
make their home in the house in
which she conducts the school. The
date Of the wedding is not given out,
but it is expected to take place soon.
Mrs. Charles Kleinhans entertained
a few friends from Topeka today at
her home in Granville. Her guests
were: Mrs. Elmer Bloom Of Hutchin-
Frank Crane, Mrs. Hal Hazlett, Mrs.
Fred Cole, Mrs. Frank Merriam and
Mrs. Earle Williams. Mrs. Bloom is
making a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Bowman, and to Mrs. kleinhans.
Mrs. A. A. Hurd entertained at
bridge-luncheon today at her home.
complimentary to her niece. Mrs. Dor
soy Cullen. The guests were the
members of the Tuesday Bridge
and Mrs. Alvarado M. Fuller, who
played for absent members. Mrs. Gull
len is stopping in Topeka on her way
to Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont, where
she will join Captain Cullen.
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Mrs. Frank Crane will entertain the
d. D. Whist club Monday, at her home
in Van Buren, street.
The educational department of the
Topeka Federation of Women will
have a literary afternoon Friday, at
the home of the chairman. Mrs. Mar
garet Hill McCarter. The meeting will
be the first of the departments after
moons Of the new year, and the study
Of Kipling will be continued.
Miss Martha Vanier entertained
the following young people at a dinner
party: Miss Ruth Switzer, Miss Helen