The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-19

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One of the most important weddings
OF the au' mn season will be that o.
Miss Rose Hite and Mr. Grady Mont
gomery. The time set fo- the wedding
Is Saturday, October 10. 1t is to be ar
afternoon wedding. and the marriage
will be solemnized at the First Presby-
terrain church by DR.. s. s. Estey.
Miss Hite is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. r. i1ite, OF 1915 Topeka avenue
and one of the most popular young
women CT the girls and matrc"s - t"T
social set IN which she moves. Mr.
Montgomery belongs to the H. S. Mont
gomery family. OF 915 Harrison street
who are well known in Topeka. Tht
marriage will be an important even
socially. and one Of much interest 10 the
many friends Of the young couple.
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Miss Rose Hite issued invitations
Friday for a tea which she will give
Saturday afternoon, Sept. 26. at hel
home in Topeka avenue. The party Is
one of the first of the formal afternoon
parties Of the new season, and the in
vitation list will include many OF the
young society people. The tea will fol-
low two lays after the first party OIL
the kind which will be given Thursday
afternoon, September "a, by Miss Laura
Southwick. The two parties will have
q special interest by reason of the fact
that the hosresses are brides-to-be, and
consequently subjects of special inter-
est on the part Of their friends.
Miss Hite has asked the following
friends 20 assist her: Mrs. Paul Walker
Mrs. Warrick Updegraff, -Irs. Edwin
Campbell, Mrs. James S. Hayes, Miss
Grace Koontz. Miss Marguerite koontz
Mise Marian Wear, Miss Clyde Bone
brake, Miss Helen Spielman. Miss Ber-
nice Emahizer, Miss Isabel Mills and
Miss Elizabeth Mills.
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Mrs. w. F. Bowen was he ste. 5 at an
informal afternoon party today in honor
of Mrs. ]. H. Jones Of Oklahoma City
who is visiting her brother. Mr.. Ralph
Moore, and Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Bowen
and Mrs. Moore were formerly teachers
in the Topeka high school. ana the
guests today included some of the wom-
en- who taught in the high school at the
time the hostess and the guest OF honor
were teachers there.
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Mrs. Sheffield ingalls, of Atchison, the
wife of The lieutenant governor, and heI
fve children, spent the summer in Cas-.
cade, Colo, and before her return home
Mrs. ingalls, was entertained as guest OF
honor at an informal 5 o'clock tea given
by Miss Frances Heller. A number OF
Topeka people who were in Cascade al
the time. were among the guests.
Miss LuGrace Whitmer was hostes.
at a thimble party this afternoon at hel
home in West Sixth avenue, in compli
ment to Miss Ines Kelley, Of Orange
Mass, who is visiting Mrs. Newell
Abrahams.
Miss Whitmer's guests were: Mis-:
Kelley, Mrs. Abrahams. Mrs. Will Sny.
der, Miss Agnes Walsh, Miss France.
Walsh, Miss Anne Sweet, Miss Heller
Brigham, Miss Alice Griffin, Miss Rose
Davis. Miss Vera Johnson, Miss Lulu
Greenough. and Miss Mary Sharp.
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Mrs. w. D. Ross gave a party thi:
afternoon for her daughter, Marian, il
celebration CT her birthday anniversary
Twenty-Five guests were asked.
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The Kappa Alpha Theta girls VIII,
are staying at the sorority house thi
winter are Miss Adelaide Johnston O
Leavenworth. Miss Marguerite Seltze
of Holton, Miss Erna Zutavern O
Great Bend, Miss Isabel Savage O
Kansas City, Mo-. Miss Maud Hawle!
OF Harrington, Miss Helen Guild of Sa
betha, and Miss Marjorie Lyle of Gle1
Elder. There will be a few NOR,
when the new girls are pledged. Mis-
Helen Johnston Of Leavenworth an(
Miss Mary Wickwire of Larned ar,
alumnae visitors this week, and Mis-
Mary Ferguson Of Colby is expected
at the house Sunday. The new ma
tron this year is Mrs. N. Girsen of Be
lott.
The girls at the Beta sorority hous,
SO far this year are Miss Erma Lar
rick Of Lenora, Miss Miriam Ring O
Hawardin, Iowa, Miss Lillian Stone o
Topeka, Miss Lois Murphy Of Good
land, Hiss Helen Griffin of Norton
Vile, teacher of dramatic art in tn,
college, and Miss Mildred Newell, a,
alumna now in Topeka. Miss Fer1
Larrick of Lenora is q visitor at tn
house this week. She is on her way t,
Kansas City where she will study mu
sic this winter.
Miss Gladys Cav will return tn
drst of next week from Sheriden
Wyo., where she spent the latter par
or the summer with Mrs. Chase Dos
ter. Captain Doster. who has bee
In Washington, d. c., has gone t
Sheridan, where he will be stationed
Mrs. Doster and Hiss Cav gave
concert the evening of Sept. IA i
Sheridan. The following is an extrac
from a criticism of the concert, writ
ten by a musician and actor, who ha
been manager for James X. Hacket
and member Of his company:
Coming before local audience 70
the first time, practically unheraldei
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