The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-08

A marriage of interest to a large
,rcle of Kansas people took place this
.fternoon, when Mrs. Alice Bullene,
formerly of Lawrence, and Colonel
Wilder s. Metcalf of Lawrence. We're
married at the home of Mrs. Chester
Woodward, 834 Ruchapa 9fT0os. To
peka. The service was exceedingly
simple, with only Tao FAMILY a. a.
tendance, the ceremony being read py
the Rev. Mr.. Elderkin, OF Lawrence
Mrs Bullene is a member of an old
and distinguished family in Kansas
She has been in California Tor some
time, and since her return to Kansas
she has been with her daughter MIS-
Chester Woodward.
Colonel MetcaIf has been, for 4 good
many years prominent figure in at
fairs of Kansas. He lYeG IN Iopeka
for eight years, when he was at the
head Of the pension department lie
is colonel of the First regiment OF
the State National guard, and he
served with credit in the Twentieth
Kansas in the Philippines, being pro-
NOTED TO the rank of colonel upon
the advancement of General Fred.
Funston. He was mustered out OF the
service with the title of general lie
is at present N business in Lawrence
and director of one Of the banks there
Socially, he is connected with the
Lawrence Country club, IS president
of the University club and president
of the Lake View club He IS also
an officer of the Lawrence school
Col. ana Mrs. Metcalf will make
their nome in Lawrence
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The marriage of Miss Elva Fern
Campbell, the youngest daughter OF
Or. and Mrs T. j. Campbell, to Mr..
Adolph y Graham, the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Graham, of Concordia'
was solemnized January 8, at the
home of the brides brother. Mr. A
j. Campbell, Of Rice, Kansas. ABOUT
a hundred guests attended.
The bride was gowned in white sat
in and wore II diamond necklace, the
gift Of the bridegroom She carried
a bouquet Of lilies of the valley MIS-.
Graham was graduated from bethany
college in 1911 and Mr. Graham fin
ished at Washburn college the same
wear. They viii make their nome
near Concordia, whore Mr.. Graham IS
engaged in the stock raising business
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4 pucst day meeting of the Nignette
club will be held Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Miss Effie Page in west
sixth avenue The feature of the att
ernoon will be n reading OF the famous
play War Bride s." by Miss Nanon
Herren. The reading is apropos' as
the club is studying the drama TINS
year, and at the meeting Iuesday'
the modern drama is especially con-
sfdered. War Brides has been making
a great aensation. since it was played
by Nazinova. who made it famous
Music for the program VIII be 1ur-
nished by Miss Helen HosabooUn, who
will sing, and Miss Beatrice CllItoh'
who will furnish piano numbers.
Mrs. William Macferran will read
naper on Bernard Shaw, the Ma
terialist." and Mrs II. O. GarveY VIII
address the club on 'Maeterlinck, the
Idealist."
The Elwer club Will meet Tuesday
with Mrs II. c. Bowman, at her nome
in Huntoon street.
a ball was given Friday evening at
the Elks hall in compliment to the
members of the cast of the minstrel
show and to the members OF the
Christmas tree committee. The cast
of the minstrel show We're; Mrs. De-
White HaEar. Mrs. Charles skinner,
Mrs. +. c. Sparks. Mrs Kurtz KEEL
lam. Mrs c. II. Strawn, Mrs. Charles
Mitchell Miss Freda Belts, Miss Mar
garet Fuller Miss Marjorie Anderson,
Miss Clara Ekstrom, Miss Gertrude
Anderson. Miss Ethel Brentnall Mr..
Harry c. Snyder, Mr.. Paul Mowers,
Mr.. II. II. Muma, Mr.. Arthur Webb,
Mr. Irwin SnattinSer Mr.. Charles
Sapp. Mr.. Darwin Bradley, Mr.. Lyle
Anderson. Mr.. Frank Robbins, Mr..
Edward Weber, Mr. Herbert DICK;
Mr. Sherwood Willcuts, Mr.. Fred
Kuehne. Mr.. J. II. White, Mr.. ]. L.
McNeaI, Mr.. Sam Pollard, Mr.. Otto
Kuehne. Jr, Mr.. +. A. Robbins, Mr.
Fred Bracket. Mr.. Tom Jones, Mr..
Frank Parry. Mr.. Fred Gades, Mr.. E.
H. Moore. DR.. e. 5: Roblyer, Mr.. Har-
old skinner Mr.. Chester Thomas. Mr..
Merle Alton. Mr.. H. c. Parker, DIR.
f. c. Smith, Mr.. Jay House, Mr. Frank
Fable. Mr.. X. H. Kellman. Mr.. ]. b.
Doncyson, Mr.. Herbert Dick and Mr..
w b. Flowers.
A concert will be given in Topeka
January 10, at SIS o'clock under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid society of
the First Methodist church. The pro-
gram will be furnished by Minard Lo-
zier. 4 tenor who has met with much
success in the east He will be assist
ed by Dean WhitehOuse, who will play
nish the accompaniments. and also by
Miss Helen Phipps. violinist.
Mr.. Lozier is a brother of Mrs. +. S.
Pettyiohn of Topeka and he will be
her guest while he is in this city
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A meeting of the Kansas Council
of Women will be held IN Topeka jan
uary %. at the Y. w. c. A, Seventh
and Van Buren, streets. The mem
bers will have n cafeteria luncheon,
followed by the regular business meet
ing. Among the subjects to be dis
cussed At the meeting will be Halls of
Residence for Colleges and Univer-
sites" and "a State Detention Home
for Women and Girls
The purpose of the orga nization is
to bring about a better acquaintance
between the women'S organizations of
the state and TO offer opportunity to
affiliate on measures OF state wide in