The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-20

Kimball, the daughter of Mr.. G. F.
Kimball, to Mr.. w. T. Brown, took
place Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at
the G. F. Kimball home The Episco-
Rev. Joseph Hicks of the Second
Presbyterian church. Miss Kimball
was given n marriage by her father.
There were no attendants, and only
present.
Mr. ard Mrs. Brown left Sunday for
a two-weeks' trip to the mountains at
Manitou, Colo. At home after No
vember l at 211 West Gordon street.
Mr. Brown is assistant city editor
of the Topeka State Journal. He mas
been an efficient and valued member
of the papers staff for a good many
years. Mrs. Brown is also on the
Journal force. She is woman OF fine
intelligence, and she has many warm
friends to be interested in the news
of her marriage
A dinner complimentary to Walter
D. Hines of New York, chairman of
the executive committee of the Santa
Fe Railway system and general coun-
sci, was given at the Topeka club sat
dav evening. The others present
were: Mr. F. II. Manter, Chicago, as
sistant general freight agent; Govern
or Arthur Capper, Mr.. j. NJ. Connell,
Mr. J. r. Koontz, Mr.. c. w. kouns,
Mr.. E. H. Crosby, Mr. Howell Jones.
Mr. Frank P. MacLennan, judge w.
r. Smith, Mr.. d. w. Mulvane, Chief
Justice w. A. Johnston, Justice Silas
Porter, Mr.. H p. Dillon, Mr.. w. A l.
Thompson, Mr.. F. w Freeman, Mr.. e
L. Copeland.
Mr.. Willard Pierce left Sunday for
Culver, Ind, where he will be riding
instructor il. the Culver Military acad-
he 1FNCf r~r1T nj
ors of the Black Horse troop, which
forms the personal escort of Vice
President Marshall. The troop was
Vice President MarshalIs body guard
at the inaugural ceremony IN Wasn
ington, D. c. Mr. Clyde Schenck of
Topeka, a student at the academy, is
member of the troop.
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La Douzaine Bridge club was enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs. Frank
Bradley at her home in Western ave-
nue.. Mrs. c. ]. Loe of Boerne, Tex,
and Mrs. Jack Campbell played Tor
absent members. Mrs. Loe IS Y1sltlng
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H Nc
Golf.
A musical program was given sun
day afternoon at the auditorium In
connection with the meeting to raise
funds for the Jewish relief work. Miss
Gladys Cav played the Meditation
from That's, with the organ and piano
accompaniment. Mrs ARA Clark
played the organ and Miss Ethel
Grant the piano accompaniment
Miss Rose Gilberg sang My Heart at
Thy Sweet Voice" from Samson ana
Deiilah, with violin obligato played by
Miss Cav. and piano accompaniment
Miss Elfie Dean entertained her
bridge club this afternoon at her home
in Western Ma aVe WaTren cEgu n9I5 0i 'e
Mr. Ed McKeever gave a stag din
ner party Saturday night for his son,
Mr.. Archie McKeever, who left sunday
Military school Covers were placed
for: Mr. McKeever, Mr.. Erward
Kiene, Mr.. Walter stevens or Law
renee. Mr.. Sanford farrell, Mr. Ches-
ter Bunger and Mr.; Ed MckeeVer-
DR.. Eva Harding, Mrs. Arthur Cap
per and Mrs. Robert Merrlck or TINS
city have been appointed members OF
the National Committee OF the Womf
ems Section of the Navy League or
the United States to organize local
work of that body in arous1ng the
women of the United States to the ne
cessity in the present days of stress
and peril to work for the ends OF pa
triotism and national defense. They
will act in conjunction with body OF
more than a thousand of the most
prominent WOIuSI III CNOAJ 6OONAOAA
the United States, numbering among
them Mrs. William Cummings story
president general of the d. A. r.; Mrs.
Daisy McLaurin Stevens, president
general of the Daughters OF the Con S;n
Anne Morgan, Mrs. Thomas A. Edison,
Mrs Phoebe A Hearst, Mrs. Alexan-
der Van Rensselaer,, Mrs George
Lauder Carnegie, Miss Grace IA.
Augustus P. Gardener, Mrs. Medill
Mccormick, Mrs. Ralph StrassburSer,
Mrs. George Harvey, Miss Julia Mar
low and a host OF others;
Former Kansans now living in Chi
cago held a picnic last week at Heath
erton, the country estate of Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. S. Goodwin at Naperville, III.
One hundred and twenty-five natives
of the Sunflower state took part IN
the celebration. A big program was
presented and basket picnic dinner
served at o'clock on the veranda
Mrs. Noble l. Prentis of Topeka,
widow of the former editor of the
Kansas City Star, was present and
ga re a talk to the attendant Kansans-
others present were: Charles FISH
back, master of ceremonies; Mrs. Viii
liam B. Marcusson, Mrs Mamie Glib
son Parker, the Rev. Duncan G. Mil
ner, Mrs. 1. S. Blackwelder, Miss Kate
Adams, Fred w. Lenfesty, ed w.
Bentley, ]. c. Kelsey. c. ]. Walker.
Mrs. Bartlett of Olathe. Kan. and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harvey Leonard
have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Ruth Josephine, to Mr..
Ray Yarnell, the wedding to take
place in the early part of October.
Miss Leonard was a Washburn col
lege student, and Mr.. Yarnen, also a
Washburn student, was at one time
editor of the Washburn Review. He
Is now on the reportorial staff of the
Topeka Daily Capital.
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The marriage of Miss Helen Jose
phine Stout, of Oswego, and Mr.. Rob-
ert Grin Deming, jr., also of Oswego,
uriIl he snle1n nized SATURDAY. evening.