The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-16


beginning January 20. and her friends
are invited to call. She will not re-
ceive Wednesday, January a, az she
is to entertain with Governor Capper
that evening. but emitting that date,
she will receive her friends every We'd
nesday afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Una Lyle and
Mr.. william Collinson will be quietly
solemnixed tonight at seven o'clock, at
the home of the brides father. Mr.. }.
F. Lyle, in West Thirteenth street.
The marriage office from the Book Of
Common Prayer will be read by the
Very Rev. J. p. Deb Kaye. Dean OF
Grace Cathedral. Miss June Mitchell
will play the wedding march. and be-
fore the ceremony Miss Grace Stone
Of Emporia. will sing.
After the ceremony Mr.. COllinson and
his bride will leave for New orleans.
They will take a boat trip from New
Orleans to New York. On their return
to visit Miss Lytle's sister, Mrs. Joseph
Bowers They will return to Topeka
and will make their home 1t 313 West
Thirteenth street.
The out,of-t town guests who are in
Topeka for the wedding are:
Mrs. Margaret Campbell and her
daughter. Miss Mabel Campbell. Mrs.
Kansas City; Miss May Miller and MT.
Fred Bowers and Miss Grace Stone
of EmpOria, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Collinson, the parents of the BRIDE
groom, from Houston. Texas.
Governor and Mrs Arthur Capper
have issued cards for an at home
Wednesday evening, January u. the
guests will be the state officers ana
their wives and the legislators, Dotn
of the house of representatives and the
senate, and their wives. The hours are
from eight until eleven o'clock, and the
party will be held at the Capper home
1893 Topeka avenue.
A pleasant arrangement for the
speakers on the Woman's Kansas Day
program. will be the presence of women
about the speaker who represents the
Kansans With whom the address is par
ticularly concerned. Mrs. ]. ]. ingalls,,
of Atchison. will speak on kansas OF
Yesterday" She will tell of Kansas In
its territorial days, and twenty-one
women who lived in Kansas before II
became a state. will be with her on
the platform
Mrs. Cora wellhouse Bullard. of Ton
ganoxie, has been asked to speak on
the Farmers Wives Of Kansas. When
she makes her address a company OF
the rostrum. Mrs. Frank Strong. the
wife of Chancellor Strong, OF the state
University will speak about Kansas OF
the Future. Her address will be ABOUT
the college women, girls who are now
students, and she is to have with her
Il group of students, dressed In their
college caps and gowns.
Other speakers for the day are MRS.
]. K Hudson of Kansas City. Mrs w.
d. Atkinson, of Parsons. and Misc
Esther Clark, of Lawrence.
Mrs. Hudson expects to present pic
ture to the club at one of the meetings
of the day. A collection of pictures of
the wives of supreme court judges has
been made, which will be of much in
terest to the women of the club. for 1t
contains the photographs of number
Of women who have been active in the
clubs life. The name of the woman
whose picture Mrs. Hudson will pre-
sent is not made public. but viii be
kept as a surprise to the assembly.
However it is said to be the portrait
of a woman who is well known and
much liked in Kansas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Newell Abrahams will
entertain at dinner Tuesday night in
compliment to Miss Belle Snyder, of
Monte Claire. N. Y. who is their house
guest.
Miss Effie Graham gave a luncheon
Friday at the Y. w. C. A. for the fol-
lowing women who are attending the
Educational Council:
Mis- Kate B. Miles. assistant princi-
pal Of the Salina high school; Miss Eve
line Eccles. representing the Hutchin-
son school teachers; Miss Jennie B.
Momyer. county superintendent of Bar
ton county; Miss Elizabeth Ellis, Of
PaOla, superintendent of Miami county;
Miss Eta J. Mccoy, of Ottawa. superin-
tendent Of Franklin county; Miss May
Cain. representing the city teachers Of
Olathe; Mrs. Fannie r. Vickrey. super
intendent of Lyon county: Miss Miriam
Cheney, representing the teachers Of
Hoisington; Miss Harriet L. Daniels,
representing the Wichita teachers and
vice president Of the State Teachers
association; Miss Carrie A. Stradal. su-
perintendent of Trego county, and a
member of the board of directors. and
Miss Grace Redfield. of Fort Scott.
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An event Of social Importance for to-
night il a dinner party to be given for
Miss Jessica Short and Mr.. Charles
Wolhf. at the Topeka club. The COM
covers will be laid for about twenty
i've people.
Mrs. George w. Parkhurst and her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Carver will be
hostesses at two parties next week, at
their home in Tyler street. They will
entertain Wednesday afternoon at
bridge. and the second affair will be
q bridge party at which Mrs. Albert
Charles Phillips, Of Seattle, WASH, will
be guest of honor. There will be
guests for about fifteen tables at each
party.
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Mrs. John R. Shelton will be hostess