The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-30

BE TOPEKA DA1lx 81
Mr. and Mrs. s. d. Cooper of 500
West street, announce the engagement
johnson. the son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. b.
johnson. OF 1925 Harrison street
The two young people are graduates
of the Topeka high school; they were
both brought up in Topeka. and have
q wide circle Of friends here. Miss
Cooper is an attractive girl of the
pretty blonde type, and is a favorite
in her set. She is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper and a sis
ter of Mrs. Harry Hobson. The ro-
marriage OF Miss Cooper and Mr..
johnson. dates back a good while. and
the engagement has been known to
many of their friends for some time.
The date for the marriage has not
been set. but it will take place some
time next autumn.
Mr.. johnson has bought property
on Fifth street, near the Cooper home.
and has built a house, where he and
his bride will make thier home. He is
engaged in business with his father.
of the firm Of johnson & Beck.
Miss Cooper was the guest Of honor
at an informal afternoon party given
Friday by Mrs. Luther Burns. at her
home in Potwin. The affair was the
first of the prenuptial parties that
will be given for Miss Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs d. p. Paxton enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening for
the faculty Of the fine arts depart
ment OF Washburn college. The guests
were: Madame Lunde Souther. Miss
Miss Alma Marti. Miss Gaylord. Dean
Horace Whitehouse. Professor Bough-
ton and Miss Joy Paxton.
Mrs. Gertrude Long and Miss Beulah
Long have been the guests Of Mrs.
Chase during Memorial week, and
were guests of honor at an informal
party given Friday evening by Mrs.
Chase and Miss Elizabeth Chase. A
program was given for the entertain
ment of the guests by Miss Elizabeth
Anderson. Miss Helen wellman. Miss
Enid Strick)er. Miss Irene Welchans.
Miss Lillian Guthrie Miss Matte
Barnes and Miss Chase.
The guests were: Mrs. Long and
Sidney Smith, Mrs. Marion Sullivan,
Mrs. G. p. Lawrence. Mrs. Kenneth
Pomeroy, Mrs. C. S. Foley. Mrs. ]. M.
Hill. Miss Stricken, Miss Welchans,
Mrs. Harold Rankin. Mrs. C. w. MIL
ton, Mrs. George Grice, Mrs. David
Gillies. Miss Mabel Treleavan, Miss
Jean Treleavan, Miss Louise Allison.
Miss Clemma Bollard. Miss Ada Wag-
gener. Miss Matte Barnes, Miss Helen
Wellman, Miss Sarah Houston, Miss
Ruth Burge. Miss Grace James. Miss
Georgia James. Miss Katie Belle Cuth-
bert, Miss Lillian Guthrie, Miss Eliza
beth Anderson. Miss Helen Foley. Miss
Harriet SCHNEIDER, Miss Dale Pugh,
Miss Soibert of Toledo, Ohio, who is
Helen Estey. and Miss Bertha Rowles.
Mrs. Long and Miss Long left for
their home this morning.
The June meeting Of the Kansas
Authors club will be held Wednesday
evening. June 8, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George p. Morehouse, ZIG
West Eighth avenue. 1t will be the
last meeting until next October. The
program will be a miscellaneous one,
and some important business will be
The regular quartet Of the First
Methodist church will sing Sunday for
the first time since the tenor, Mr..
Glenwood Jones. left for a trip abroad
Gently returned and will resume his
place in the quartet. The members
are: Miss Sara Kouns, soprano; Miss
Elizabeth Anderson. contralto: Mr..
Darwin Bradley, baritone. and Mr..
Jones, tenor. In the morning the
ruor%a% NTH e;ru ocS1o~so ~, HH~.c.<
and Fear Not" by Spicker. In the
evening they will sing De Koven's
'Recessional." and other patriotic
songs
The program for the matinee en-
tertainment to be given Monday after
noon at the Country club for the MEM
bers and their families by the Trouba-
dours orchestral troupe will be as
follows:
Orchestra
Poet and Peesant''-Overture.
5000. .Suppe
Orchestra
Impersonation Mrs Harrigan
Borrows a Pie
Miss Ruth Pancost
Sextette from Lucia. Donize&ti
Orchestra
Solo-"My Old Kentucky Home"
\W.n VT iatlonsl EDWARD beyer
Reading-"Sally AIMS Experience
............... Elizabeth C. Hail
Miss Pancost
Solo-'The Last Rose of Summer"
B. DusDek
Violin Solo-''No. 8, Hungarian
Dance John Brahms
Michael Briglia
Reading-"By Messenger
Miss PancOBt
Eureka Overture" e. BaettRer
Orchestra
The wedding Of Miss Catherine E.
Washington and Mr.. George p. Gray
took place in Manhattan Wednesday
Miss Louise Fleming. Miss Caroline