The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-29

Mabel Kingsley; Mr.. James Lindsay,
Mr.. Ewing Fergus. Mr.. Sheriff. Smith.
Mr.. Kelsey. Petro, Mr.. Herbert Blinn,
Mr.. ]. Glen Logan, Mr.. George Myers.
Mr.. Byron Muirhead, Mr.. Herbert
Beals, Mr.. Woodland Smith, Mr.. Vim
cent Kearns, Mr.. Edwin Menninger,
Mr.. William FomHnson and Mr.. Lester
Arnold.
Following the semi-annual meeting
of the agents of the Illinois Life Insur-
ance company, a dinner was served
Friday evening at the National hotel.
Those present were: Mr.. w. B. Davis,
general agent, and Mr.. Roger Davis,
Withers, manager. of Clay Center; Mr..
w. A Richardson, of Osawatomie;
Mr.. D. A. Kendall, of willard; Mr.. E.
s. Harris, of Richland; Mr.. William
Harper, of Silver Lake. and Col. ]. w.
F. Hughes, manager, Mr.. W. H. Gray
Spreng. Mr.. ]. D. Quaney, Mr.. S. Pol
lock, Mr. w. I. F1ickinger, Mr.. w. T.
Coolidge, and Mr.. Thomas McKiddy,
all of Topeka
Friends of Mr.. Milton Dugler of
Chapman, Kan, will be interested to
know that he will take special work
next year in the Iowa State university
Iowa City, Iowa Mr.. Dugler gradu-
ated from Washburn college last
spring, and received a fellowship in
Iowa university. He will take grad
uate work in bacteriology Mr.. Dug
Ter IS popular member of the Alpha
Delta fraternity.
Notices of the wedding of Miss Jean
watts, of Alma, and DR.. Chester o.
Dawson, of Garden City, have been
received in Topeka. The marriage
was solemnized July Is, at O'Clock
in the afternoon at the home of the
brides brother. the Rev. Henry Fair
field Watts, of Paterson, N. ]. The
service was read by DR.. Frank Knight
Sanders, of New York, a former pres
ident of Washburn college. The bride
IS graduate of Washburn, and a
charter member of the Kappa Kappa
Chi sorority. Doctor Dawson is
graduate of Washburn and of the Ok
lahoma university medical school He
is Phi Beta Pi fraternity man.
The brides gown was of ivory lace
and tulle, the drapery being caught
with orange blossoms Her bouquet
was an armful of brides roses. Mrs.
honor. Miss Helen Watts the brides
sister, played the wedding music.
Louis Kent Sterling and Gardner Fair
field Watts carried baskets of pink
roses The bridal party stood before
screen of asparagus fern with jars
of white honeysuckle on either side.
row of lighted candles showed
through the screen. The staircase
was twined with crimson ramblers and
fern. Dorothy Perkins roses were
used in the dining room, and white
wild flowers and ferns in the living
rooms.
Doctor and Mrs. Dawson are now
, visiting relatives in Alma.
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Miss Louise Craighead of Omaha,
Neb., was honor guest at breakfast
given this morning by some of the
young women at the home of Mr.. and
NTvc oh arsf xrrI10 Nd
Mrs Beryl Johnson are living this
summer. Those present were: Miss
Craighead, Mrs. Willis Blinn, formerly
of st. Louis, Mo, Miss Ella Waidron,
Miss Corinne Ripley and Mrs. John
son.
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DR.. Lillian Malone will be q guest
at the Muehlebach in Kansas City dur
ing the national osteopathic conven-
ton, Monday, July 81, to August 4.
Her sorority. the Delta Omegas, will
have their luncheon on Wednesday.
X X x
Mrs. George Larkins, 1920 Wash
burn avenue, entertained at a morn
ing party in compliment to Mrs. Frank
McCluney of Miami, Fla, who stop
ped in Topeka on her way to Denver,
Colo, to visit her mother. The guests
were: Mrs. McCluney, Mrs. James
Booth, Mrs. Frank Roebuck, Mrs. S.
d. Colvin, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Ralph
| Wilcox Mrs f. Hamilton, Mrs.
Wright, Mrs. J. E. Baker, Mrs: P.
Henry Mrs. Larkins was assisted by
Mrs. Paul Larkins and her niece. Miss
Esther Colvin.
Mrs. McCluney left Friday night
| for Denver.
! Mr. Fred Sabin, who is spending the
summer in Topeka, will give a picnic
party tonight. The Sabins. who have
been in Albuquerque, n. M, for some
time, are living temporarily, at least,
at their country place south of town.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. w. c. McDonough will go to
Kansas next week to visit Mrs. Har-
old Stoltsfus, few days.
Mr.. John Burgess of Memphis,
Tenn, who is a student in Miami uni
versity, Oxford, o., was in Topeka a
short time this week. He came to
join Prof. S. J. Brandenburg and DIR.
A. B. Brown on motor trip to Seat
tie. The party, made up of Professor
Brandenberg and his son, Billy, DR..
Brown and his son. Herbert. and Mr..
Burgess, left Friday afternoon and
camped last night at Manhattan. They
made the trip from Oxford to Topeka
in four days, without delays on ac
count of accidents. They expect to
reach Seattle the last week in August
Mrs. T. w. Peers and her daughter,
Irene, left Friday night for Ann Al Dor,
Mich, to visit Mrs. Peers's mother,
Mrs. Wagner.
Mr.. Chester Woodward will leave in
a few days to join Mrs. Woodward in
Vermont, where she is spending the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Davis of Dallas,
Tex, have been visiting Mr.. Davis's
sister, Mrs. Tom Frost, and Mr. Frost
and left Friday night for Mackinac,
Mich.
Mr.. Guilford Dudley will leave in a
few days to join Mrs. Dudley at Por-
tage Lake, Mich.
Miss Eleanora Vincent, of lola, is