The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

read the marriage service.
Ihe wedding was quiet affair, in
which a romance begun in the high
school days of the young people, Gull
inmates. Miss SeweIl finished the
nigh school and attended Washburn
college: Last year she was student
in school in Milwaukee. Wis.
Mr. Blakely was a high school stu
dent, and later attended Northwest
ern university, Evanston, Ill. After
returning to Topeka he entered the
automobile business, and is now en-
gagged in that work.
Mr.. and Mrs. BlakeIy viii make their
home at 709 West street
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A distinguished visitor in Topeka
Friday will be Mary Antin, writer and
lecturer, and she will be the guest of
honor at a tea to be given by the Col
lege Alumnae club in the Y. w c. A.
parlors.
The guests will be received by the
officers of the club. Miss Annette
Nicon, president, will stand first in
line, and she will present the guests
to Miss Antin. Others in the receiv-
Ing line will be Miss Ethel Grant, vice
president; Miss Gladys Dougherty,
secretary, and Miss Irene TroxelI,
Mrs. Glen Gray, chairman of the
social committee, has charge of the
arrangements for the party. Miss
Hazel Wing, of Washburn college, will
play the piano, and Miss Effie Page
has been asked to sing in the musical
program which will be given.
Miss Antin will lecture Friday night
at the high school auditorium, under
the auspices of the Grade Teachers
club, and the teachers in the public
schools are invited to attend the party
tomorrow afternoon
Miss Louise Allison, whose engage
ment to Mr.. James Mcclure has been
announced, was the guest of honor
at dinner party given wednesday
frrI1f 1xr lee Ill ~ III
her home in Clay street. The table
was decorated with a basket of pink
roses tied with pink ribbon The
guests We're some of Miss A1lisons
Mrs. Fraser Cole and her children,
of Girard, and Mrs. Harry Rigby and
her children, of New York, will be
lief Felix and Mrs. Fred Davis. Mrs.
Cole is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Charles Otis, and Mrs. Rigby is with
her mother, Mrs F, n. Risteen-
The Duplicate Whist club will meet
Friday with Mrs. George NJ. Craw
Some of the members of the fresh |
man class at Washburn will have a |
dancing party tonight at Belvoir. Mr.. |
James Perry will give, the party,
The Woman's Auxiliary of Grace
: cathedral will meet Friday AFTERNOON |
OF this week at 2:3o O'Clock, at sthe |
bishops house; with Mrs. Frank r:
Millspaugh as hostess. All women of |
Grace cathedral parish are cordially |
invited to attend. There will be a
short business session.
Miss Short will read a paper on
tsHome Missions Among the Foreign
Born After the program there will
be a social hour. The treasurer
wishes to remind the women that this
fI1r, iva
their mite boxes The money con-
tanned in the boxes is collected twice
a year, May and November 1.
Miss Bess FazeI, the daughter of |
the Rev. J. H Faze1 and Mrs. FazeI, |
was married to Mr.. Bert j. Lampenau
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, |
at the Fazel home, 724 Taylor street, |
Munson sang cat Dawning,'' by Cad |
man before the ceremony, and "An
for You," by d'Hardelot, after the
service. Prof. Clarence Messeck
played the violin obligato Mendels- |
sohn's wedding march was played by
Mr. Elmer OLSON, at the piano, and |
Professor Messeck, violinist.
The bride wore a tailored suit of |
brown velvet, trimmed with fur. Her |
blouse was of gold lace over Georgette |
crepe, and her bouquet was of brides |
roses and lilies of the valley. The |
hat was of brown velvet trimmed with |
chenille roses and fur and gold lace. |
Actea Loux, the bridegroom's niece |
carried the ring. The brides sister, |
Mrs. Kenneth G. Miller, was matron |
of honor. Her gown was of mustard |
taffeta, and she wore black picture |
hat, and carried Ophelia roses.
The house was decorated with pink |
roses and carnations, palms, ferns |
and smilax.
The bride is a graduate of Lewis |
academy, of Wichita, where she spe |
cialize.d in music. Mr.. Lampenau is |
n 70 ~ he oh r
school, and is now practicing his pro-
fession in Topeka. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Lampenau, of |
WeStmoreland. |
At home after December 1 at 1911 |
West Eleventh street a.
The Minerva club will meet Mon |
day, November 8, with Mrs Morton
AIbaugh. Mrs. c. D. Wellman will be |
the assistant hostess.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Bishop and Mrs. Frank R.. Mills
paugh have returned from New York,
where the bishop attended a meeting /
of the board of missions.
Mrs. Anna J. Wilson will leave Mon
day for California. She will go to Los /
Miss Dorothy Wilson, will have an
apartment for the winter.
Miss Lucille Mills, who is attending /
the State Agricultural college, will
spend the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. S. Bird and Mr..
and Mrs. z. G. Foster will motor to
Bellvue Thursday in the Foster car
and will spend the day at Mr.. and Mrs
Birds ranch.
Mr. John Raster underwent an op- L
Grafton for appendicitis at Stormont 1
hospital Wednesday,
Mrs. Terrence Ewart and her chill
dren returned Wednesday from Chi
cagO. where thew visited relatives of L