The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-08

making Hula Hula costumes for the
sci wing tables for the event. The
women guests are asked to wear white
dresses and carry their colored par
asCls.
o'clock just before the dinner hour.
The evening program will begin after
dinner.
Mrs. Frank p. MacLennan and her
daughter, Miss Mary MacLennan, will
in compliment to Miss Helen Steven
son. bride of this month.
Mr.. Ed Kellam left Friday for
Omaha. where he will join Mr.. and
Mrs. 9ieorge Dickinson, William Dick
inson and Marian and Edgar Boal, all
of Los Angeles, Cal, who are on an
overland trip 10 the east Mr.. Kellam
will motor with them to Syracuse, n. Y.
Mr.. Ned Osborn. Mr.. Dan Hammatt
and Mr.. Clay Hamilton expect to leave
Monday, and will go to Chicago, and
from there to Detroit. They will take
an automobile, which they will ship
on 81 lake steamer on which they
themselves will travel to Buffalo.
They will go for an auto trip into
New England, visiting Wiiliamstown,
Mass, where Mr.. Osborn attended
school, and will then go through YER
mont, New Hampshire and Maine
They will stop at Bar Harbor and
Portland, and will then go to Boston,
and will tour Rhode Island and Con-
necticut. before they return to Topeka
late in the summer. Mr.. Hamilton's
going depends upon the return of his
brother. Capt. Clad Hamilton, who is
with his regiment.
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Miss Erna Larrick of Lenora, Kan,
former student in Washburn college,
and a Beta sorority girl, attended the
Kansas State university last year, and
she has now gone to Madison, Wis,
to take a summer course in the Wis
consin State University. She. is spe-
cializing in English and education.
During the session she is living at the
Alpha Phi sorority house. The local
chapter of Betas will be installed into
tho National Alpha Phi in the early
fall
Some of the bachelors have acquired
rev automobiles which may be either
fer business or social purposes. DR..
Wilson Hobart is driving a new runa-
bout that is mighty good looking, and
Judge Hugh Mcfarland also has a
car that he has been driving for a
few weeks. Mr.. Joe Wilson has
bought a big, seven-passenger Oak
land
Another new car that has come to
town belongs to Mr.. J. J. Schenck. 1t
is also runabout and appears as
though it made up in price what it
lacked in seating capacity.
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Announcement was made today of
the enga cement of Miss Jean Horton
and Mr.. Frank Philip Merry of Denver,
Cole, at a party in Idaho Springs,
Colo Some local interest centers in
friends in Topeka. She has occasion
ally visited Mrs. Edwin Campbell, and
has attended parties at which Mrs.
Campbell was guest. meeting many
of the friends of her circle
The wedding will take place some
time this summer.
Miss Margaret Vest and Miss Helen
Stevenson were guests of honor at a
party given today by Mrs. n. B. Camp
bell. Miss Stevenson will be married
this month to Mr.. o. F. Hite of Hum
boldt, Kansas, md Miss Vests mar
rage to Mr.. Willis Lusby. of New
York, will take place September 2.
The party was a bottle shower. and
the gifts were bottles of pickles, olives.
and such articles as housewives and
prospective brides are industriously
engaged in storing up against the win
ter'S needs.
Mrs Campbell decorated her rooms
in garden flowers for the party, and
the guests asked were: Miss Steven
.
Mrs Matt Weightman. Mrs. Matt
Weightman, IT.. Mrs. H. l. Green. of
Urbana, ILL.,, Mrs. Robert Fullerton,
Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs. Arthur
Durham. Mrs. James Mcclure. Mrs.
George w. Plat, Mrs. Robert Grenter
of Junction City. Mrs Robert King
man, of Urbana, ILL.,, Miss Grace
Hayes, of Kansas City Miss Katebel
Cuthbert. Miss Mabel Coe. Miss Ruth
Bauer, Miss Mildred Coover. Miss
Grace Gaines. Miss Margaret Russell. |
Miss Mary Weightman. Miss Mary
MacLennan, Miss Henrietta Alexander,
Miss Mary Alexander and Miss Louise
Heath.
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The world famous singing master |
of London. William Shakespear, will
visit Topeka in the early autumn. He
is now touring the United States, fol-
lowing a lecture engagement at the