The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-13

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Picot Bolmar
of 212 Greenwood avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Emma Josephine. to Mr.. Benjamin
Franklin F1enniken. Jr., he son of
Mr. p. F. Flenniken of Harrison street.
The wedding will take place in July.
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Miss Clyde Bonebrake entertained
at luncheon at the Country club to-
day. Her guests were the members
of the luncheon club to which Miss
Bonebrake belongs. Miss Blanche
IngerSoll of Kirwin. Kan. who is Wis
iting Mrs. Jack Campbell, was also
guest.
Mr.. Charles ]. Eldridge of Topeka,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles f.
Eldridge. is one of the honor grad
yates from the University of Chicago
this year. The ninety ninth com
mencement of the university was held
June s. and at that time Mr.. Eldridge
received his diploma, and was on the
list of .honors for excellence in par
ticular departments of the senior col
lege," his specially being in the de-
partment of anatomy. He also won
the candidacy for the degree of bach-
elor of science.
Mr.. Eldridge is a graduate of the
Topeka high school and had three
years at the State university, Law
renee, before going to Chicago. He VIII
Rush Medical college, and will take
a summer course this season at the
University of Chicago. He will spend
the month of September in Topeka
with his parents.
Mrs. oscar Perkins entertained
few friends informally this afternoon
in compliment to her aunt, Mrs. d. a.
Poorman, and her cousin Mrs Floyd
Bell of Des Moines, Iowa Mrs. Poor
man has visited in Topeka frequently,
and has a number of friends in this
city. The guests this Afternoon were
some of the people she has met on the
occasion of former visits
Mrs. Bell is granddaughter CT
Mrs Poorman and an attractive young
matron who is making her first visit
here.
The Minerva club held the last
meeting of the season Monday AFTER
noon at the home of Mrs. T. r. Pax
ton. Western avenue The hostesses
were Mrs. George Pritchard, Mrs
Paxton and Mrs C. ]. Wilson, the re-
firing president of the club. Mrs. j. D.
Helm read a paper comparing the
American and the Irish drama. The
musical program for the afternoon
was as follows
Violin. Madrigal .----.-----..-.C hamlnade
Mrs. Jessie waller whittenbuIg,
Vocal Sea F Mrs. Earl Brown. '0uSsf'
Piano ASa'S Death .--.-..---..-.----G rieS
Mrs. +. H Pugh-
Vocal. Seminole Legend ---.--.-W Goldman
Miss Eleanor Bartel.
Violin. Perpetuo Mobile ...-.-.---... BONN
Mrs. Whittenburg.
The families of the members ar
rived at $3.50 O'Clock for the picnic
supper which was served on the south
veranda OF the Paxton home. After
supper burlesque- program. arranged
by Mrs. Wilson, was given by the
members and guests. About so peo-
pie were present.
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Miss Jane Fitzpatrick. of Lawrence,
whose marriage to Mr.. c. r. Rodgers,
of Los Angeles. will take place next
Saturday, was the guest of honor at a
breakfast given Monday by Mrs. w.
L. F. Kirk and Miss nellie Kirk, of
Topeka. Those who came from Law
renee to attend the party were: Miss
Fitzpatrick. Miss HanSeIman, Mrs.
Greenlee, of San Diego, Mr.. R. C.
Rodgers. Mr.. James Fitzpatrick, Mr.
Thurman Fitzpatrick and Mr. Roy
Fitzpatrick The bride attended
school in Topeka for some time, and
made her home with Mrs. Kirk
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The D. A r. will have a guest day