The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-27

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Mrs. Albert Patten entertained her
bridge club this morning at her home
in Western avenue. Guests and SUP.
stitutes were Mrs Walter Shipe, of
Kansas City, who is visiting her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. Willis Coston; Mrs.
Carl Trap, of Kansas City, VINO is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah j.
Morton: Mrs Otto Kiene, of Con- |
cordia. who is the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. l. L. Kiene; Mrs. Charles
Skinner and Mrs, Walter Hayes
Miss Eliza beth Edison is visiting
Miss Muriel Strong, of Lawrence Miss
Strong gave a line party Thursday for
Miss Edison at the sowsrsock theater-
Miss Helen Coe gave parch party
Thursday morning for Miss Mar
guerite Lovewell- The other guests
Miss Elsa Chapman, Miss Dorothy
Sims, Miss Corinne McSpadden, Miss
Joy Paxton. Miss Lillian Stone, Miss
Nina Nicholas. Miss Gladys Cav, Miss
Miriam Foster Miss Lydia Emery,
Miss Grace Phillips, Miss Gertrude
Huckle and Mrs. Alfred Spicy.
Miss Bessie Lagerstrom, who will be
married to Mr.. Frank Scott Septem-
Der Z, was honor guest at a party
Thursday given by Mrs Harry Hob
son. The company included: Miss
Lagerstrom, Mrs. d. B. Johnson, Mrs.
Frank Lagerstrom, Mrs. Roy johnson,
Mrs. ]. d. Freeman, Mrs. T. S. Stevens,
Mrs. L. L. Kiene, Mrs. Otto Kiene, of
A. T. Lucas, Miss William Curtis, Mrs.
Edwin Davis, of Leavenworth; Mrs.
James Cation, Mrs. S. d. Cooper, Miss
Marguerite Kiene, Miss Genevieve Nc
MILAN, Miss LuGrace Whltmer ana
Miss Julia Whitmer.
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Word has been received in Topeka
of the approaching marriage OF MISS
Ruth Simpson, of Mcpherson, and Mr..
Milton Hawkinson, also of McPher-
son. Miss Simpson has visited in To-
peka, being a guest frequently or MRS
Cyrus Monroe, who has introduced her
to many of her friends Mr.. Hawkln-
son is K. U. graduate and fratern-
ity man.. He is now in the banking
business in Mcpherson.
Miss MYRTLE Kessler, of Overlook,
is giving a house party for some of
the Kappa Kappa Chi girls of WASH
burn college. Topeka members of the
party are Miss Margaret Whittemore,
Miss Mary Helen Shirer and Miss
Martha Whittemore.
Miss Shirer and Miss Whittemore
will entertain the girls of the active
chapter at the new sorority house,
1904 College avenue. The sorority is
to occupy a house of its own this year
for the first time. and the members
are busy making up linen and curtains,
and take their work to the parties.
Miss Elsie Boon and and Miss Nellie
Boon will be at home to their friends
Saturday afternoon from three to flve-
They expect to leave Sunday for Cali
fornia to remain indefinitely. No for
NAL invitations are issued, and all the
friends are asked to call.
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The date of the wedding of Miss
Margaret Lindas,' the daughter of DR..
and Mrs. H. E. Lindas, of Great Bend:
and Mr.. Francis Pribble, the son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harry c. Pribble, of
Topeka, will be Saturday Septem her
A. The marriage will be solemniZed in
Great Bend. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sheetz,
and their daughter, of Pittsburg. "a,
will arrive sunday, and will remain for
the wedding. Mrs. Sheetz is a sister
of Mrs. Harry Pribble.
The wedding will be of interest to
Topeka people, as Mr.. Pribble is well
known and well liked among the
| young people of the town, and the
bride is a former Washburn girl with
| many friends here.
I Miss Miriam Foster was hostess this
afternoon at a party for Miss Joy
Paxton and Miss Marguerite Lovewell
! The guests were a few of the close
! friends of the guests of honor. Miss
winter in Boston, and Miss Lovewell
for New York.
i The company this afternoon includ-
ed: Miss Lovewell, Miss Paxton, Mrs
George Staebler, Mrs. Ed Adams Mrs
Alfred Spicy, of Abilene; Mrs. Her
man Green, Miss Guenn Gedard, Miss
Mary Sharp, Miss Lenore Monroe, Miss
Day Monroe, Miss Elfie Dean, Miss
Margaret Pettyjohn, Miss Louise Buck
of Traverse City, Mich; Miss Carolyn
Lovewell Miss Elsie Chapman, Miss
i Eleanor Bartel, Miss Helen Coe, Miss
Lulu McCabe, Miss Alice Griffin, MISS
/ Lulu Greenough, Miss Louise Raster,
Miss Ruth Raster, Miss Emily Hardy
enbacher and Miss. Miriam Foster
Miss Margaret Kiene and Miss
Mary Van Vechtan will entertain in
formally at an afternoon party next
Tuesday for Miss Bessie Lagerstrom,
whose marriage to Mr.. Frank Scott
will take place September z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Johnson will have
a dinner party for Miss LagerStrom
and Mr.. Scott Saturday night.
Miss Nanon Herren, who has been
in California the past five months, has
sence she was entertained both in Los
Angeles and San Francisco at some
large social functions The Woman S
Press club of California, held a meet
ing while she was there, and, intro
ducing her as distinguished Kansas
woman, and a past president of the
Kansas Woman's Press club, they
called upon her for an address at their
some of the cleverest literary women
of the west, and is a club of acknowl-
edged Importance among writing peO-
pie of the Coast states.
Miss Herren was guest at a ball
given at the kansas building by Mrs.
E,ffie Van TuyI. of LeaVenwOrth, who