The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-11

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Miss Louise Spencer, of Kansas City.
whose marriage to Mr.. William r.
Hunbuckle will take place october %,
will be guest of honor at a number or
parties to be given by her Kansas City
friends. Miss Dorothy Browne will
give a bridge party for her Wednes-
day afternoon and there will be a
luncheon Thursday. Miss Clyde Bone
brake, who is a cousin OF the prloe'
will be in the wedding party, as an at
tendant. and she will probably attend
some of the pre-nuptial parties
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Alternately, of
Leavenworth, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Elizabeth,
to Lieut. Oscar N. Sohlberg. engineer
corps, United States army, stationed at
West Point as instructor in engineer
ing. Miss Alternately is an Ogontz
college girl and an artist
The enga cement is of interest to
some Topeka people, who have met
the Abernathys on the occasion of
visits in Leavenworth, where the fam
lily is socially prominent !. J.
The Crochet club will meet Tuesday
OF this week with Mrs. ]. b. Whelan
1921 Western avenue, instead of with
Mrs c. B. Scott. as previously ar
ranged.
The Junior Atlantean club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock with
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The Chacel Chapter of Grace Cathe-
dral has issued year books for the sea-
son. The meetings this season will be
informal social affairs at the Guild
parlors the first Tuesday of each
month the hours being from 1880 to
4:30. The first party of the year was
given Tuesday of last week, under the
IJo1 I az1n l1oI r--
man of the committee of hostesses for
the day. The assistant hostesses were:
Mrs. Adelaide Smith, Mrs. George
Thompson, Mrs. E Z. Arnold Mrs.
ell. Mrs. George Hayden and Miss
Hazel RiSteen.
The chapters next party will be
given Tuesday afternoon, November 2,
and the hostesses will be: Mrs. Ro-
land Medlicott, chairman, Mrs. Horace
Hall. Mrs. Frank Scott Davis, Mrs.
Chester woodward, Mrs. Dick Alden,
Mrs. Horace Humphreys, Mrs. J. For
rest Dillon, and Miss Mary HambeltOn.
The Current Literary club will meet
Tuesday, October IL, with Mrs. r. A.
Rutledge, 1864 Topeka avenue. The
club will celebrate its twentieth ami
versary at the meeting, and all former
members are invited as guests of the
club.
today for their fall opening display.
Crosby Brothers company are having
their opening this afternoon from two
to six O'Clock. Music is furnished by
Halls orchestra, and q lovely decCra-
ton of autumn leaves. etc, makes the
windows and the store within very at
tractive.
: The new Mills Stores company will
have their opening tonight from 1880
to $3.50. Their music will be fur
niShR6 hers
which are Miss Sara Kouns, Miss
Elizabeth Anderson, Mr.. Glenwood
Jones and Mr. Darwin Bradley. The
piano Accomplishments will be played
by Miss nellie Kouns. The musicians
will be stationed on the meZZanine
balcony on the main floor. There will
be an orchestra on the fourth floor,
and an orchestra to play part of the
time from the mezzanine floor. The
officers of the company and the sales
people will be hosts and hostesses at
the reception.
The Sigma Alpha Iota musical
sorority will have a box party at the
Grand theater to hear Freda Hempel
sing Monday night of next week. Miss
Hempel is member of the national
sorority of Kappa Alpha 1ota'
Mrs. George A Clark went to Os-
wego, Kan, to attend the marriage of
Miss Helen Josephine Stout and Mr..
Robert o. Deming, Jr., which took
place Saturday night. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
w. Stout, who formerly lived in juno
ton City, and at one time in Topeka.
Mrs Stout is president of the Third
District Federation of Women's Clubs,
and has a wide acquaintance among
the club women of the state. Mr..
Deming is the son of Robert o. Dem
ing, the president and manager of the
Deming Investment company and
owner of the Deming ranch near Os-
wego. The bridegroom is associated
with his father in business.
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The College A1umnae club held a
business meeting and elected Miss An
Meta Nicoll tic fill the place left va
cant by the resignation of Miss Guenn
GODDARD who is in New York this sea-
dent of the club, and the heads of
committees are: Miss Marjorie
Rodgers, membership; Miss Daisy
Neil, social service; Mrs. Glenn c.
Gray, social, and Miss Maude Bishop
ways and means.
A reception is to be given Novem-
Der 6, under the direction of the social
committee, and other meetings will
be held regularly through the season.
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The following young people had a
steak roast at Martins Hill: Miss
Irene Miller, Miss Marian Williams,
Miss Georgia NeeSe, Miss Doris RoSser,
Miss Ann Weightman, Mr.. Wellington
Culver, Mr.. Gale Morgan, Mr.. Billy
McClintock, Mr.. Kenneth Oglevie, Mr..
Wilbur Cole, Mr. John Porter and Mr.
Randolph Adams