The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-30

Miss Margaret Russell gave a morn
ing party today at her apartments.
complimentary to Miss Helen Steven
son, who will be married in July to
Mr.. o. F. Hite of Humboldt. The
guests sewed for Miss Stevenson, and
after the luncheon. a bridal cake was
brought to the table and cut by the
| bride.
The guests were: Miss Stevenson,
Miss Mary Weightman, Mrs. Gilbert
Worley. Mrs. Robert Kingnan, Mrs.
Ray Yarnell. Miss Mary MacLennan,
Miss Margaret Vest, Miss Louise
Heath, Miss Ruth Bauer. Miss Grace
Gaines Miss Verna Worley Miss Isa-
bell Mills, Miss Leila James, Miss
Eloise Austin, Miss Minnie Jones. Miss
Carolyn Thomas and Miss Effie Null
/ ford of San Antonio, Tex.
= + +
The Beta a1umnae chapter of To-
peka will meet Saturday afternoon
with Miss Gladys Neil. al her home in
| Fillmore street. A guest expected for
| the meeting is Miss Mary Wilson of
Valencia, a Beta alu1nna
| = +
Motor parties past Washburn col
lege tonight can find a bit of diver
sion by stopping to hear the play
group of College Hill girls will give at
| the back of the studio on the campus
for the benefit of the war relief fund
| The play is called THE Silver Thread"
and the girls taking part are: Eliza
| beth Hand, Margaret kirkpatrick.
| Esther Huling, Caroline Newson, Lois
Platt, Velma Hobson, Anna Shaffer,
Josephine Newson, Peggy Lovewell,
mildred Quail, Katherine Wheeler.
Ruth Lerrigo. Ruth LOOMS, Ruth
| Platt and Elizabeth Sargent.
The public is asked to attend the
show.
A reception will be given tonight for
/ ior Il
the First Methodist church, by all the
members of Doctor Young's congre-
cation. The reception will begin at
3 clock, and program of music will
friends of Doctor Young, whether
members of his church or not, are
cordially invited to be present.
| 4 J. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Matthews
announce the marriage of their niece,
| Miss Helen Margaret Davis of Car
/ nett, to Mr.. Clement Ira Jones of To-
| peka. me ceremony was performed
| at O'Clock this afternoon by the
| or1degroomS father, the Rev John
Ira Jones of Topeka, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews, 844 Ann ave
nue., Kansas side. The out of town
| guests attending the wedding were the
| bridegroom parents, Mr. and Mrs
Jones. and Miss Ruth Ravens of To-
4 peka and Mrs. Donald Bolman of Con-
! cordia.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left for Wash
ington and New York After August
l they will be at home in Topeka
Kansas City Star.
/ group of young women, including
some visitors and Topeka women, who
were formerly members of the Lamba
4 Alpha Lamba high school sororfty
had a picnic at Central Park Thurs
day evening. The company included:
Mrs. Walter G. Shipe of Kansas City,
Mrs. Frank Miller of St. Louis, Mrs
Ray Sparks of Champaign. III, Mrs
Forrest Kutz, Mrs. Charles McKira-
han, Miss June Mitchell, Miss Lois
Lindsay, Miss Alice Andrews, Miss
Emma Bolmar, Miss Hazel Nelson,
Miss JOY Paxton, Miss Grace Over
meyer, Miss Louise Heath and Miss
Winifred Burch
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jasperson of 900
Lane street announce the marriage of
Lansing ]. Upp of Tulsa, Okla, which
was celebrated Thursday evening at
the Jasperson home by the Rev o. E.
Raymond of Centralia- The house
was decorated in palms, ferns, daisies
and sweet peas. The brides gown was
of white embroidered organdie trim
med in Venetian lace. Miss Florence
Jasperson played the wedding music.
The bride was former Baker uni
versity student Mr. Upp is in the
wholesale grocery business in Tulsa.
He and his bride first met in a trip
through the Grand Canyon a year ago
L Yesterday The out of town guests at
the wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs. T.
f Jasperson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Y.
Worrall Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Jasper