The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-05-31

1880 A
An event OF Thursday. June 1. that
will be of interest to a large circle OF
Topeka people Is the marriage OF MISS
Mary Helen Shirer, the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs H l. Shirer, 10 III;
Anory Lee which Will take place at
O'Clock in the evening at the home OF
the brides parents. 1857 fllrnore
street
The service will be read by DR.. Ar
thur Henderson, pastor OF tne I'll III
CONGREGATIONAL church the orlde VIII
be attended Miss Ruth Frank. OF
RawIins, wyoming. and Mr. Lees pest
man will be Mr. Louis Zutaverh' OF
Great Bend. Kansas
About a hundred guests have been
invited. including a number from CUT
of town
Invitations will be out THURSDAY
for a dinner dance to be given at the
ing. At $50 in afternoon, just ne-
fore the dinner, Miss Marguerite
Koontz. assisted by a group OF her
pupils. Will give program OF
aesthetic and interpretative dances on
the green before the club house
Some of the members of a weekend
house party at the country home or ME-
and Mrs Chauncey Dewey near Man
haitian. were detained on account OF
The guests at the party were: Mr..
and Mrs Albert t Reid Mr. and MIS-
Charles W Barnes, Mr. and Mrs Dana
Davis Mr. and Mrs Don Mulvane, Mr.
and Mrs Joe Morgan Mr.. and Mrs
Pat Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs Jack
Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank South
wick Mr.. and Mrs Warwick Upde-
graft Mr. and Mrs Ed Kistler. and
Nessrs- Richard Hall. John Nicholson,
and Reuben SuIvev
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Miss Sicily Allison entertained at
thir1bIes Tuesday afternoon for Miss
Bernice DouahoO, of Superior. Neb-.
who is her house guest Those present
were- Miss Douahoo- Miss Helen
Whitfield. Miss Irene Seery. Miss Edna
Anton, Miss Esther Joss, Miss Blanche
Bothan Miss Mary Samson. Miss Lois
Stricken, Miss Joy Elliott. Miss Chris
tina Ward, Miss Florence Fair MISS
Louise McKoun. and Miss Violet
Matthews.
Mrs Ivan Dibble entertained her
sewing club this afternoon at her home
in Lane street
A copy of the New York sun for
May -, reached this desk today 1t
contains a top-Iine article and a large
picture of interest TO Kansas. and To-
pek4 in particular The article tells OF
the candidacy of Dr. Eva Harding for
congress and gives d brief history OF
her career as a fighter and retorner
in this state It reviews the text book
controversy, the park and playground
campaign she made, her fight on COM
puIsory vaccination; her gardening
projects: the late unpleasantness re-
zartiing the Industrial schools of KAN
sas. and her various philanthropy
The article also prints her platform
The story appeared opportuneIy,
coming out in a large New York paper
during the time of the Federation
Biennial in New York
The program to be played by Miss
Virginia TaIiaferro. at her graduating
recital at Washbu chapel tonight, is.
Bach .--..---.. Prelude and Fugue- e Major
Mozart ---.---.--..---.--E Fantasia g minor
Schubert OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sonata A Minor
Andante
Allegro Vivaee
Chopin -..--.-.- Mazurka. sharp minor
I4iszt-------- Souetto del Petrarcl- No I25
Leschetz kt----- The / we Lir6s
Allegro
R Har5S
Orchestra part on second piano by Mr..
Boughton-
picnic party was held Tuesday
afternoon on the lawn of the F E
Parr home. in Harrison street. The
company was made up OF a club who
played cards this winter Those pres
emit were MI ana MIS- w IL Diek1e-
Mr. and Mrs. H F. Guthrie. Mr. and
Mrs D B Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lagerstrom. MI and Mrs. Parr.
Mrs James s Sproat and Mrs. J. E.
Morris of Philadelphia. Pa
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Miss Irere Horner will entertain at
an Informal afternoon party Saturday
for Mrs Byron Roberts of Kansas City.
who Is her house guest There will
be fifteen guests present
Mrs E H Crosby will ask a few
friends to meet Mrs. Roberts Monday
of next week.
Miss Alice Skinner, Instructor in
home economics in the Kansas State
Agricultural college. gave party at
her country home north of Topeka
Tuesday for the members of the Fair
child club of Manhattan
Miss Edna Haywood has asked
guests for an afternoon party Thurs-
day. complimentary to Miss Mary
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