The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-06

ly in Cincinnati, Ohio, will be Of In
forest to q good many Topeka people
Miss Geraldine Cookson and Mr.. Chess
ter Thomas Klein were married Tues
day, June 80, at 7:45 o'clock, in Gin
cinnati. The wedding was an event OF
social Importance in Cincinnati, for
the bride Is a popular society girl who
II prominent in the young social set OF
her city.
Mr.. Klein is the grandson of Mrs.
/. NJ. Thomas of Fillmore street, To-
peka, and the brother of Miss Ern-3
estine Klein, who makes her home
with Mrs. Thomas, and who Is a ia
vorite in her set in Topeka.
The wedding was held In one of the
large Cincinnati churches. The bride
was attended by Mrs. Arthur Weller
of Cincinnati. as matron Of honor. and
her bridesmaids were Miss Marian
Cookson of Kansas City. and Miss
Klein of Topeka. The five ushers and
the best man we're fraternity friends OF
Mr.. Klein. The bride az gowned in
heavy white satin. made with long
court train, and the bodice was of
Irish point applique. The bridal bou-
Quet was of sweet peas and lilies of
the valley. The matron of honor wore
white satin draped with pink and with
q pink tunic. The bridesmaids, Miss
Cookson and Miss Klein, wore pink
satin made with long lace tunics and
silver lace coats an they carried bOu-
quets of pink sweet rcas.
After the wedding a reception was
given at the brides home. Previous
to the wedding there was a dinner
party for the bride and bridegroom
and their attendants and some other
friends. Mrs. Thomas and Miss Klein
were among the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Klein left after the
wedding for New York and sailed July
3 for trip Of two months and a half
abroad. They will spend a good deal
Of that time in Germany. and after
their return they will make their
home in Cincinnati.
The bride was educated at a private
seminary. Miss Hendricks School. of
Cincinnati, and afterwards attended
the University of Cincinnati. Last
winter she spent a short time visiting
In Topeka ar d was the guest of Mr..
klein's grandmother. Mrs. Thomas.
when she met a number of Mrs.
Thomas friends.
Mr.. Klein, whose home was in Hot
Springs, Ark, lived in Topeka tempo
rarily at his grandmother's home, and
mas good many friends here. He
was educated at the university in Gin
cinnati. where he took a special en-
eineering course He is Sigma Chi
fraternity man. Mr.. Klein is now en-
gagged in the work of his profession.
having a position with an important
5 nctnnati firm.
(1ss Lillian Stone and Miss An
4 lie West entertained the girls of
chapter of the Beta sorority
at an informal party today at the
Country Club. The girls spent the
day at the grounds and at luncheon at
the club house. The company in
cluded: Miss Jean Lindsay, Miss Alice
Hughes, Miss Dorotl..- Miller, Miss
Maud McVey, Miss Grace Dana, Miss
Katheryn Albaugh, Miss Nina Nicho-
las, Miss Mary Balch, Miss Ella WAL
dron, Miss Gwen Shakeshaft, Miss
Ruth Foster, Miss Gladys Guild, Miss
West and Miss Stone.
Miss Marguerite Dodd of Manhattan
10 visiting Miss Beth Thompson, and
was the guest of honor at a small, in
formal luncheon given by Miss
thompson today at Mills tea room.
The guests included few Of the girls
of Miss Thompson's set.
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Miss Esther Clark will entertain her
sewing club Tuesday afternoon, at her
home in Topeka avenue.
The Alpha Delta fraternity men had
aFourth of July picnic Saturday night
AZ Wakarusa. Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Segar chaperoned the party, and the
members and their friends who at
tended were: Miss Marie Miller, Miss
Grace Dana. Miss Myrtis Gill, Miss
Ruth Irving. Miss Marian Walp. Miss
Los Seger. Miss Mabel Kingsley, Miss
Ella Waldron. Miss Frances Perry,
MSS Maud Hawley. Mr.. Percy Krich-
ton. MI Clinton Janney, Mr.. j. E.
stafford, of La Junta. Colo: Mr. Jno.
Wtlliams, Mr.. George Myers, Mr.. J.
Arthur Myers. Mr.. Lester Arnold, Mr..
Nye, Mr.. Frank Harshbarger
nN1 - Jphn Boyle:
40 Mrs. Charles William Fos-
- W-11eS West street. announce the
engagement of their niece. Besse
Bogoli Beardsley to DIR. James Har-
Ian Adams. formerly of Kansas City.
MO- the wedding t. take place soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Winfield an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter.
Nellie Lee. to Mr.. David F. Laubmann
July srd: The Rev. Mr.. Cor
Hish read the service. Mr.. Laubmann
10 q graduate of the State Agricultural
college, Manhattan. and has accepted
government position In the Philip
Mr.. and Mrs. Leaubmann left
saturday night for San Francisco. and
VIII sail July II on the steamer Man
churia for Manila, p. l., where they
will make their home.
ka went to Osawkie, Kan, for a
Fourth Of July picnic. Those in the
company were: Miss June Mitchell.
Miss Helen Mitchell and their guest.
Miss Grace Vinegar. of Burlington.
Colo, Miss Evelyn Hahn of Chicago.
who IL the guest of DR.. and Mrs. M.
q. Sloo. Mr.. Edwin Coonds of Kansas
3 City. Mr.. Peter He'll. Mr.. Fred Cross
ley and Mr.. Frank Miller.
The members Of the faculty of
Washburn college, who are still in the
city. had a picnic on the campus Sat
urday. Those who attended were:
Dean and Mrs. D. L. McEachron, Prof,
and Mrs. w. c. Wheeler, Mrs. J. 70.
kirkpatrick. Prof. and Mrs. w. A.
EArshbarger, MI. and Mrs. A. M