The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-08


| to witness the ceremony. The only at
| tendant will be little Miss Margaret
Dickie, Mr.. Dickie's daughter who
will carry the ring.
Mrs. Hawkins is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Nipper, whose
home is north of Topeka. She has
lived in this city number of years,
and has good many friends to be IN
| terested in the news of her marriage.
Mr.. Dickie is prominent Topeka
business man. He is president of the
Kaw Paving company, and was form
erIy at the head of the Jensen Manu-
| featuring company or this city. He
| left Topeka a few years ago to have
| charge of a large manufacturing con-
Germ in Cedar Rapids. Ia, and a year
or two ago he returned to Topeka to
become the head or the company of
which he is now president.
Mr.. Dickie and his bride will make
| their temporary home at the w. &
Davis bungalow, 1885 Fillmore street,
and after October Is they will go/to
their own home, 91s Lane street.
The Fillmore Street Whist club met
today with Mrs George Parkhurst.
| Those who played for absent members
were: Mrs. Harold Chase and Mrs.
Silas Porter.
Miss Reita Updegraff entertained a
| few guests this afternoon at thimbles
for her sister in-law, Mrs. Gill Up
degraff, of Sioux Falls, S. D. The
guests were special friends of the
guest of honor, who used to i've In
Topeka, and included those VINO have
entertained for her curing her visit
here.
Miss Updegraff will entertain her
Auction club next Tuesday
Mrs. L. w. Stricken gave a dinner
party Wednesday night for Mrs. r. r.
MacKahan. of Washington, ID. c., who
is visiting Mrs. d. c. Tillotson, on her
way to Yellowstone Park, and for Mrs
E. Drummond, formerly of Beloit,
who is moving to the east. Covers
were laid for: Mrs. MacKahan, Mrs.
Drummond. Mrs. Tillotson, Mrs J. T.
Bell, Miss Helen Tillotson, Miss Mar
garet Tillotson, Miss Louise Bell, and
Mrs. Stricken.
Mrs. R. G. Herrick gave her Sunday
school class of girls picnic at Cen
trail park. Mrs. Herrick, Mrs. c. G.
Miss Genevieve Derrick were the
chaperons. Those in the class are:
Nellie Flynn, Nellie Kern, Margaret
Officer, Edith Barret, Norvelle Bow
ers. Marian Dougherry, Estella Frisbe,
Hazel Evans, Oreta Young, Irene
Campbell. Dorothy GatcheH. Little
Betty Frost came as a visitor.
The Shawnee County Golf club is
meeting with popularity even be-
yond the expectations of those who
fostered the enterprise of providing
the grounds. A golf contest for wo-
men was held on the links Monday
afternoon, and every day women can
be seen with their golf sticks in hand.
going out to the grounds. Eighteen
of them played yesterday.
Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell, who had
charge of the contest Monday, makes
the following report:
The women who entered the contest
and played in pairs, We're:
Mrs. Ed Mckeever and Mrs. c. H
Bunger, J. d. Russell and Mrs. w.
E. Thrapp, Mrs. H A. Jungk and
Mrs. E. P. Skaggs, Mrs. C. L. Mitchell
and Mrs. c. H. O'Neil, Mrs. Geo. Cod
frey Moore and Mrs. A. S. Amber,
Mrs. H. L. Clark and Mrs. Robert
Fullerton, Miss Louise Buck and Miss
Mary Owen, Miss Alberta Rosen and
Miss Helen Rosen, Mrs. e. r. Am
brose and Mrs. c. F. Tulloch, Mrs
Geo Model and Mrs. V. F. Robey.
Mrs. G. w. Lilley and Mrs. Judith
Lilley, Mrs. Gus Wellman and Mrs.
w. J. Rickenbacher, Mrs. Chas- Buck
and Mrs. Fred Coulson, Mrs. w e.
Bulls and Mrs. A. E. Billings, Mrs. E.
D. Clithero and Miss Maude Maxwell,
Mrs. It. S. Morrison and Mrs. E. E.
Hopes, Mrs. A. K. Owen.
The result of the first play resulted
in the same score being made for the
first prize by Mrs. H. A. Jungk, Miss
Alberta Rosen and Mrs. Robert Fuller
ton, each of whom made the hole in
nine strokes. The result of playing
this contest off gave the prize to Miss
Alberta Rosen, who made the hole in
eight strokes
Mrs. Chas Buck won the second
prize, making the hole in ten strokes.
Miss Helen RoSen and Mrs. T. S.
Morrison tied for the third prize, and
on the second round to decide the
contest, Miss Helen Rosen won the
prize.
Skaggs tied for the fourth prize, max
ing the hole in twelve strokes each.
Upon playing the round to settle VINO
won the fourth prize, Mrs. Skaggs de-
feated Mrs. O'Neil by making the hole
in eleven strokes.
There was u tie for the fifth prize
between Mrs. A. K. Owen, Miss Maude
Maxwell Mrs. Fred Coulson and Mrs.
J. D. Russell, each of whom made the
hole in thirteen.
Owing to the fact that some of the
ladies left the grounds before the re-
suits We're obtainable, it was an
nounced that this play would be set
tied next Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock, when these four ladies will
be permitted to play one more round
to decide who is the champion
For the sixth prize Mrs. Geo. ModeIl,
Mrs. V. F. Robey, Miss Mary Owen.
Mrs c. F. Tullock and Mrs c. L.
Mitchell tied for the sixth prize, each
making the hole in fourteen strokes.
They, too. will be expected to play
next Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock 20 decide the winner Of the
sixth prize
The result being Miss Alberta Rosen
won first prize, Mrs. Charles Buck
won second prize. Miss Helen Rosen
won the third prize and Mrs. E. T.
Skaggs won the fourth prize.
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Mrs John V. Abrahams will have
guests at an informal tea Friday aft
ernoon, in honor of Mrs. J. J. Hickok
of Richmond, Va, who is visiting Mrs