The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-10

A good many Topeka people spent
the weekend at Lakeview. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Roy Crawford, Mrs. L. NJ. Craw-
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell
and Mrs. Mitchelrs sister, Mrs. Ii. n.
Haynes, of Geneseo. ILL, motored TIC
Lakeview and spent Sunday there
Mr.. Horace Hall and his son, MT
Lewis Hall, were Sunday visitors at
the lake.
Judge and Mrs L. S. Ferry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Edison and Miss elisabeth
Edison, made up a party for the week
end. Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark anc
their daughter, Miss Antoinette Clark
and Miss Mary Clark, had as their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs Atkinson ana
their daughter Eleanor, of Lawrence
for the weekend at the lake.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Mills and her two
children, Mcpherson and Virginia,
spent Sunday at Lakeview. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodgers and their daughters,
spent the weekend at the lake, and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Kiene and their
and Mrs j. NJ. Brunt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Gavitt were weekend visitors
at Lakeview.
The marriage of Miss Marie Hotch-
kiss, of Boulder, Colo, and Mr.. Reese
Hall, of Spearville, Kansas, will take
place in Boulder September 3. Miss
Hotch<iss is the daughter of Mrs. Eta
Hotchkiss. The family at one time
lived in Topeka, and moved from here
to Lawrence, where Miss Hotchkiss
attended the university, and was a
member OF the Chi Omega sorority.
She has occasionally visited at the S.
S. Beggs home since she left Topeka.
Mr.. Hall is the son of a cattleman
and wheat grower of western Kansas.
He is a nephew of Mrs. Jonathan
Thomas of Topeka. He attended the
State university, where he met Miss
Hotchkiss and where he was mem
Der of the Alpha Tau Omega frater-
nifty. Later he went to Ann Arbor and
took law course at the University of
Michigan. He was affiliated with the
Pi Alpha Delta at that school.
Mrs. S. 5 Beggs and Miss Sierra
Beggs, who. are spending the summer
in Cascade. Colo, will go to Boulder
TO attend the wedding
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The programs for the coming years
work of the Ladies' Music club will be
issued in about a week. The president,
Mrs. Charles S. Gleed, has charge of
the printing of the books and the pro-
gram committee for this season has
for its members Mrs. Karl Rankin,
chairman, Mrs. Warrick Updegraff
and Miss Hazel Wing.
At the business meeting of the club,
held at the close of the club year. with
Miss Irene Horner, the election result
ed in the choice of the same officers
for the next years administration. The
officers are: Mrs. GIeed, president,
Mrs. Frank +. MacLennan, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. w. B. Swan, secretary; Mrs.
Sadlier ]. Hodgins, treasurer; Mrs.
ARA Clark, federation secretary.
Miss June NJ tchell will entertain
her sewing club Wednesday of this
week. at her home 2. in Harrison street
1t is understood that Judge L. S.
Ferry, who has returned from fish
ing trip to Lakeview, made a catch of
a big bass weighing something less
than eight pounds.
Mrs George Pritchard and Mrs. w.
T. Davis will be hostesses at break
fast Friday morning at 10 o'clock, at
Mrs. Davis home, 1923 West Tenth
avenue. The guests of honor will be
Mrs. Luther Coppock, who will leave
soon to make her home in Albu-
querque, n. M, her sister, Mrs. Isaac
Barth of Albuquerque, and Mrs
Pritchard's sister Mrs. H. w. O'Nen
of New York, formerly of Topeka.
The other guests at the party will
he the members of the Topeka Avenue
Bridge club.
Some motoring parties from Topeka
went to Cross Creek Sunday for fish
ing and picnic dinners. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Lindemuth and their family, Mr..
ami Mrs. w. e. Salisbury, and Mr..
and Mrs. G. Ludington made up one
party Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Scard
were out for picnic, and Mrs. Mont
gomery of Kansas City. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Matthews and their family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Bridges also mo-
tored to Cross Greek for a picnic
party.
Announcement has been made by
l. I
gagement of their daughter, Martha,
to Mr.. Ray Deaver of Fairview, Kan.
Miss Logan was high school girl and
has studied painting since leaving
school.
Mr.. Deaver is the son of DIR. and
Mrs. H. J. Deaver of Fairview. He
attended Washburn College two years,
and is "A member of the PI< Delta
Theta fraternity. He was prominent
in the college athletics, and was
member of the varsity football team
of 1913. From Washburn he went
to Lawrence and entered the Kansas
State University, where he continued
his affiliation with the Phi Delta
fraternity. He was elected a member
of the Theta Tau engineering frater-
nifty, and he is also a member of the
Electrical Engineering society at X. U.
He is taking a five-year course in
electrical engineering at X L., and is
doing the work for his degree in less
than four years.
The date for the wedding is August
&c, and the marriage will be solem-
nized at the Logan country home west
of Washburn college. Mr.. Beaver and
his bride will go to Lawrence to make
their home at least until Mr.. Deaver
finishes his course at the university.
Miss Logan's sisters, Mrs. Frederick
Thomasson of Boise, Idaho, and Mrs.
Alexander Campbell, of Decatur, ILL.,
will come to Topeka for the weddinE
Mrs. Gilbert Morley of Topeka is also
q sister of Miss Logan.
The two young people, whose ro-
nance is to eliminate in their mar
riage next month, met at a Beta dane
ing party. where both were guests,
some years ago.