The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-09

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Mrs. Paul Walker, who will be host
ess at tea Saturday afternoon. Octo-
Der 16, is asking the assistance of her
mother, Mrs. Q. S. Morrow, Mrs. NJ. A.
Low, Mrs, L. H. Mum, Mrs. Albert T.
Reid, Mrs. Forrest Loveland, Mrs.
Charles Barnes, Mrs. Charles l. Mitch
ell, Miss Grace Koontz Miss Bernice
Emahizer, Miss Marguerite Koontz,
MISS Helen Spielman, Mrs. Walkers
sister, Miss Frances Morrow, and
Marian Reid.
Mrs Grove Dolman, of Ray, Ariz.,
for twelve given Friday by Mrs. L. 5.
Ferry
Mrs. Grove Dolman will entertain
Thursday evening at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willard,
in honor of her sister-in-law, Miss
Katherine Dolman, whose marriage TO
Mr. Frank Davis, of Kansas City, will
take place October 10. The guests will
be the members of a bridge club OF
which Miss Dolman is member.
The Matrons' Bridge club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. c. II.
Strawn, 337 Woodlawn avenue.
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The marriage of Miss Edith Phelps,
the daughter of Mrs. Mary E Phelps,
to Mr.. w. w. Webb, was quietly
solemnized this morning at 1880
O'Clock, at the brides home, 1927 Ty-
Ter street. Only relatives witnessed
the ceremony, and there We're no at
tendants and no wedding music
The house was adorned in red, ana
the flowers used in the rooms, except
the dining room, were American
Beauty roses. In the window OF the
living room there was a bank of
palms, and roses. After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served in the
dining rom. In the center of the table
1iTy-O on
which rested cut glass bowl. of red
asters At the ends of the table were
candlesticks set with red tapers-
The bride wore a tailored gown OF
champagne broadcloth, made in jacket
effect, and trimmed with skunk fur
Her shoes and gloves were bronze
colored. and she wore a large picture
hat in brown velvet, the costume be-
ing particularly becoming to the
brides style of prettiness
Mr. and Mrs. Webb have left for the
south, and they will have a fishing, /
hunting and boating trip on the White
river. in the Ozark mountains.
At home after November L at 1927 |
Tyler street
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The girls of the active chapter of
the Beta sorority gave the second of
a series of rushing parties Friday /
night at Belvoir. A wiene roast sup
per was prepared over three big bon
fires, and there was dancing in the
house after the supper. The supper |
boxes were put up like express pack
ages and tags to match the boxes were
distributed to the girls About hun /
dred Washburn people were guests.
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
girls will give a party Saturday after
noon, october 16, for the rushees.
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Miss Gladys Cav will give a pupils
recital Friday evening of next week,
at Bethany college, where she teaches
violin. The program will be made up
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some of the numbers will be played !
by her younger pupils. She will be as
sisted by a Russian orchestra, made
up of pupils in the night school taught
by Mrs. Marie Left, and their music
will be Russian compositions, played
on native Russian instruments The
program will be short, but interesting,
and will begin promptly at o'clock.
The recital is open to the public.
Mrs. xina Cowles Wright will enter
tain the 7. G. F. club at 1 o'clock
luncheon Friday, October Is, at her
home, 1907 Tyler street. /,
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The Grade Teachers club had its
first party of the season Friday night
at the governors house. in Buchanan
street. The party was given for the
new teachers in the city schools this
year, and about IFS people attended. I
A musical program was given in the
early evening in the parlors, under the
direction of Miss Estella Cooper The
guests were received by Miss Mabel
Smith, president of the club; Miss
Inez NJ. Wolfe, president of the Kansas
City Mo-, Grade Teachers club; Mrs.
H. B. Wilson, wife of the superin-
tendent of city schools; Mrs. c. J.
Evans, member of the school board;
Mrs w. E. Atchison, Mrs. c. B. Van
Horn and Mrs. L. NJ. Jones. wives of
school board members. Those who as
sisted through the rooms were Miss
Bertha Brown, Miss Lu Grace Whit
lner. Mrs. June Chapman, Miss Jean
Is oontz, Miss Laura Mcclure Miss Lou
Iillson, Mrs. Kate Glessner and Mrs.
Camilla Campbell
After the program in the parlors,
ana the introductions, the guests were
taken to the third floor, where some
stunts" We're given by members of the
club Ices and cakes were served in
the dining room.
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The serenade that the Santa F'e men
planned for the bridegroom and the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs Tom King, was
given Thursday night in accordance
with the plans submitted. The trou5-~
lcours met at Hobart's drug store on
Tenth and Topeka avenue. and stole
quietly down the street to the Baker |
riats- They took with them the Santa |
Fe band, and they carried along the
orches that are used along the rail-
way tracks. These lights were set