The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-13

nell was gowned in cream-yellow taft
feta, with bolero. Mrs. A W. Bronson
wore a lavender flowered Organd1e,
and her hat was trimmed with sweet
peas and pansies. The bolero or the
gowned was edged with double ruff
The brass baskets filled with Glenn
ats between the doors of the parIors
formed pleasing decoration
Mr. and Mrs Warren eCrumbine ar
rived Sunday to visit Mr.. Crumbine's
parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. ]. Crumbine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crumbine were married
the second of September in Geneva,
Ohio, and they will be in Topeka a
short time before they leave for San
Francisco, to embark for Shanghai.
China. where they will make their
home.
DR.. and Mrs. Crumbine are asking
guests for an informal reception Sep
TENDER II, Friday, when friends of. the
bride and bridegroom will meet them
before they leave for the Orient; also
the party will celebrate the wedding
anniversary of DIR. and Mrs Crumbine.
The Minerva club is arranging
course of study for the year which will
take up, in the literary department.,
the modern American and English
drama, and in the music department,
nearly all the music will be modern
works. Miscellaneous programs in
music will be given, in which home
composers will be recognized a good
deal.
The local writer's will also receive
attention in the literary department.
A play written by Mrs. Myra Williams
FARRELL will be the subject of one of
the programs.
Miss Maym Parsons gave an auc-
ton bridge party this afternoon, at
which Miss Dorothy Harrington of
Beaver, Pa, was guest of honor. Miss
Harrington came to Topeka lately, and
will enter WaShburn college. She will
be with her aunt, Mrs. Alice Love, this
winter, and the affair this afternoon
was to introduce her to some of Miss
Parsons's girl friends. The name
cards for the luncheon were in water
colors done by Miss Parsons.
The company included: Miss Har-
rington, Miss Dorothy Crane, Miss
Ruth Larimer. Miss Elizabeth Edison.
Miss Frances Cav, Miss Marjorie
Roby, Miss Lucille Rosen, Miss
Frances Ford. Miss Gertrude Ford,
Miss Dorothy Crichton. Miss Elsie
Cuthbert Miss Lillian Gliesner, Miss
Anita Weiskirch, Miss Ruth Tomlin-
son, Miss Virginia Kitchell, Miss Mel
lie Stanford. Miss Helen Bennett. Miss
Christina Ward, Miss Lucille Bonn
gardner, Miss Ruth Tandy and Miss
Parsons.
Mrs. Charles Skinner entertained
few guests at luncheon Saturday for
Mrs. B. T. Merchant of Fort Riley,
who is visiting Mrs. Charles p George
at the Charles Curtis home.
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Miss Lima Zeis of Omaha, Neb. is
visiting Mrs. NJ. E. Holmes. She was
the guest of honor at a dinner given
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bron
son. Mrs. V. B. Kistler entertain ed
Estey asked a few guests to meet her
within the time she has been here.
She attended the fairs in California.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Randall Burrow left today for
Harvard, Conn, to enter Harvard
from the Topeka high school and
spent a year as a student in K. u
In Harvard he expects to major in
history and political science.
Miss Dorothy Miller has gone to |
Lawrence 70 resume her work a |
student in the state university.
Mr.. A. J. Carruth of Harrington, is
in Topeka to attend the fair and is
the guest of his son, Mr. A. J. Car
Miss Maureen McKernan has gone
to Lawrence to enroll for her win |
ter's work as a senior in the state |
Miss Esther Baldwin is visiting
Miss Ellen McComb of Wichita.
Mrs. George j. Barker will go to
Lawrence to spend the winter with |
her daughter, Mrs Arson Storm. |
She has been in Topeka the past
three years with her daughter, Miss |
Kate Dinsmoore, who is now in Kan
sas City.
Mr.. Philip Sproat went to Law
renee Sunday to enter his third year |
as a student in Kansas university.
Mrs. Arthur L. Murphy and her |
daughter, Miss Miriam Murphy, of |
Tulsa. Okla, are guests of Mrs Muir
phys sister. Mrs Charles Blood |
Smith. They will go from here to |
Columbia, Mo-, Wednesday of this |
week. Miss Murphy will enter col |
lege and next week Mrs. Murphy !
will return to Topeka to visit Mrs |
Smith and Mrs. Emma Redeem.
Mrs. c. ]. Loe of Boerne, Tex, ar
rived last week to visit her parents. |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McGoff. Her sis
ter, Miss Louise McGoff, who has |
been visiting her, returned home with |
her.
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