The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-01

lar meeting of the Board of Manage
ment will be held at two o'clock in
| the park and the business meeting
of the society at three. Picnic lunch
will be served in the evening. All
members of the congregation. who
wish to join the picnic, are invited to
do SO.
| Mrs. Albrecht Marburg will entertain
the Monday Whist club at luncheon
and whist Monday of next week, at
the Country club.
The Beta girls of Washburn College
will have a picnic party Saturday
night. If the weather is suitable they
will go to Vinewood, but if rain threat
ems, the picnic will be held at Knox's
Wood.
Mrs. S. D. Cooper and her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Hobson, will entertain in
formally Saturday, complimentary to
Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, who expects
to leave Sunday for Wichita, to re-
main permanently.
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| The Assumption Aid society will
have a social meeting at the U. c. T.
hall, in East Eighth avenue, Wednes-
| day evening.
DIR. and Mrs. w. A. McCarter will
entertain a few friends Informally Sat
urday evening at their home in Col
| lege avenue.
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The Rev. Mr.. Bernard Kelly and
Mrs. Kelly, of Emporia, are today
spending their golden wedding ami
versary at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. George M. Crawford, Ills Tyler
street. They were married June 1,
| livered the Memorial Day address Sat
| urday at Hays City.
Mr.. Charles L. Mitchell, secretary
and sales manager of Crane & Com
pany, returned Monday night, this
in the west, covering Arizona, New
Mexico and California, visiting the
expositions at San Diego and San
Francisco. He says the Kansas rep
resentation at both fairs is disappoint-
ing. Mrs. Mitchell accompanied him
on the trip.
Miss Helen Brigham gave a party
today at the Country club, compli-
! mentary to Miss Margaret Welcome,
| who is to be one of the June brides
The decorations were Dorothy Perkins
| roses and daisies.
| The guests included: Miss Well
come. Mrs. w. M. Welcome, Mrs. c..
F. Adams, Mrs; A j. Clark, Mrs. Glen
| Gray, Mrs. R. S. Brigham, Mrs. Oscar
| Bolton, Mrs. D. L. McEachron, Mrs.
D. E. Mcintosh, Mrs. w. p. Snyder,
| Miss Florence Welcome, Miss Wini-
Miss Helen Shaver, Miss Ruth Wood
ford, Miss Ruth Kingman, Miss Her
mione Van Laer, Miss Mary Helen
Shirer, Miss Ruth Grandon, Miss Min
META Nicoll, Miss Winifred Burch
Miss Olive White, Miss Helen Griffith,
Miss Helen Watts, Miss Hazel Jones,
Miss Nara Jones, Miss Margaret Webb,
Miss Lucille Chandler, Miss Ruth
Schnacke Miss Helen Shirl Miss Ber-
| tina Jones, Miss Daisy Neil, Miss Luz
Grace Whitmer, Miss Helen Stevenson,
Miss Mary Weightman, Miss Martha
Whittemore and Miss Adelaide Whar-
ton and Miss Bess Wharton of Spring
field, Mo, Miss Dorothy Brigham of
Kansas City, Mo-, Miss Jean Watts of
Alma, Miss Ina Kendall and Miss LYDIA
Kendall of Valley Falls, Miss Zoah
Ford of Axtell.
The marriage of Miss Welcome to
the Rev. Fred Ulrich of New York
will take place Thursday, June 10.
Miss Welcome was a Washburn col
lege student, and is a member of the
Kappa Kappa Chi sorority. Mr.. Ul-
rich attended Washburn college and
has been since finishing Washburn,
logical seminary. and has charge of
church in New York
Mrs. Otto Kiene of Concordia and
Mrs. James Cation of Kansas City
shared honors at bridge party given
this afternoon by Mrs. L. L. Kiene.
Baskets of garden flowers adorned
the center of the tables. Those who
played were: Mrs. Kiene, Mrs. Cation,
Mrs C. B. Crosby, Mrs. Ray Bacon,
E. c. Winters, Mrs. Harry Hobson,
Mrs. WILDER Galloway, Mrs George
Hayden, Mrs. George Staebler, Mrs.
A. j. Carruth, jr., Mrs. Merrill Mills.
Mrs. H. c. Muiroy, Mrs. William Cur
tbs, Mrs. Hugh Larimer, Mrs Harvey
Parsons, Mrs Hugh Fisher, Mrs.
Claude Neil, Mrs. Cyrus Monroe, Mrs
Tom Lillard, Mrs. Luther Burns, Mrs
J. L. Work, Mrs. Tom Myers, Miss Le-
more Monroe. Miss Elizabeth Anderson,
Miss Alice Meade, Miss Lillian Foster,
Mrs Roy johnson and Miss Madeline