The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-07
SOCIETY
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Mrs A. w. Bronson has asked
guests for an afternoon at bridge
Thursday, complimentary to Mrs. Z.
G.. Foster and her daughter, Miss
Lillian Foster. Mrs Foster and Miss
Foster have sold their home in Har-
rison street, and expect to go to Law
renee soCn TO make their home.
Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland has asked a
few friends of Mrs. Foster for an in
formal afternoon Wednesday. The
guests will be a few of the neighbor-
hood women.
The Fosters have occupied their
handsome old family residence IN
Harrison street. good many years
and they have many, many friends
to regret their leaving. The late
Judge Foster was a man OF I'M
was the founder of the Foster HUI
name society. Mrs. Foster also has
assisted the society in many ways ana
maintained a lively interest IN Its
work and welfare
The Foster house was bought by
Mr.. Fred Robertson.
Friends have received announce
ments from Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hull of
Baraboo, wisconsin, telling of the mar
riage of their daughter, Phoebe Ger
trude, to Mr.. Lester Spray of Topeka,
Wednesday, September list, at Bara-
boo Wisconsin.
Miss Hull was graduated from the
in 1911. Mr.. Spray has lived in Law
renee many years, where he was grad
uated from the high school in 1903
and from the engineering school or
the University in 1909. Later he re-
ceived his E. E. degree from the Uni
versity of Wisconsin in 1911. For the
past four years he has been in the
service of the Santa Fe railroad at
Topeka as signal draftman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spray will live at SIT
West 14th street Topeka Kan
The marriage of Miss Laura Mae
O'Neill and Mr.. Louis Leo Pryor. both
of Chicago, will be solemnized Wed
nesday morning at nine o'clock at
church, Chicago. The SER
vice will be read by the bridegrooms
uncle, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Coffey, of
Penn.
Miss O'Neill will have two brides
maids. Her cousin Miss Florence Quirk
and a friend. Miss Beth Birmingham,
will attend her. Mr.. PryOr'S brother,
Mr. Eugene Pryor, of Topeka, will be
he bridegroom's best man.
The brides gown is white crepe de
chine, and her maids will be gowned.
)ne in green taffata and the other in
pink taffeta. Both of them will wear
black picture hats and carry pink
,oses. The ushers will be the brides
,rothers, Mr.. Albert ONeill and Mr..
William O'Neill.
After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast will be served to fifty guests.
Mr.. Pryor and his bride will make
heir home in Chicago, where Mr.
pryor is engaged in film work for the |
picture theaters.
Mrs. Charles Walsh. of Amarillo. |
Texas. a sister of the Bridegroom. and |
Or. Eugene Pryor have left for Chica-
% to attend the wedding.
Mr. Pryor is a son of Mrs. Mary |
Pryor, CT 1913 Tyler street and made |
lis home in Topeka until a few years |
go when he went to Chicago as a |
tudent.
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Bennett announce |
he engagement of their daughter. |
catherine Hubbard. to Mr.. Frederick |
William Forbes. The marriage will |
AXE place Saturday, October 2, at
en- o'clock in the morning at All |
aints Episcopal church, Fort Worth, |
'exas AT home after October 16, at |
Il Paso, Texas.
The noon hour recital program at |
he auditorium Wednesday will be as
ollows:
irand Chorus. --....--. Dubois
iedltatlon --...... Kinder
'anfare .Lemmens
.argo (from New World Sy-
maphone Dvorak.
orch Light March Guilmant
A motor party to RossYille was
iven Monday for Miss Marjorie
Ihlers, of Kansas City, who is visiting
Hiss Pauline McVey. The members |
f the party were: Miss Ehlers, DR..
nd Mrs. w. E. McVey, Mr.. and Mrs.
' ]. Myers, Miss Charlotte West, Miss
'aroI Thrall, Miss Isabel Stewart. /
Hiss Pauline McVey, Miss Maude Nc
Fey, Mr.. John Dean, Mr.. Victor |
Mr.. John Elliott, Mr.. William
irear, of Kansas City, Mr.. Alfred Cole
nd Mr.. John March.
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La Douzaine Bridge club had its
irst meeting of the season Monday |