The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-03

she is a member OF the sigma Aipnd
Iotas of the college.
Miss Emery is the daughter OF l.. H.
Emery of Lincoln street. she IS also
a graduate of the fine arts department
of Washburn, a Sigma Alpha lota GIRL
and she is organist at the First Lutn-
eran church.
Mr.. Stewart is the son of Mr. and
Mrs William Stewart. He is connect
ed with the Mail Printing house and
the Capper Publications MT McAfee
10 the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w.
McAfee, a pioneer Kansas family. His
grandfather, the late Rev. Mr.. McAfee,
was in Kansas in territorial days, an
ardent advocate of abolition OF sIaV-
cry, prohibition, and other reforms
that agitated the early settlers of TINS
state He was also the founder and
first pastor of the First Lutheran
church of Topeka Mr.. Leland McAfee
! is a tenor soloist, formerly with the
Lutheran church, and now singer at
Grace cathedral He is a graduate of
the high school and of the State Agrl-
cultural college.
Both weddings will take place in
/ October.
| The announcement was made by
means of envelopes passed among the
guests. The cards within bore hand
painted paper spectacles, on which
were written the words, Look through
lenses was the announcement of the
McAfee-Emery engagement At the
tea which followed bowls of uncooked
rice were distributed. Protruding
| from the rice was a narrow ribbon
tied about little kewpie. At the
other end of the ribbon buried in the
rice was an envelope adorned with
hearts and arrows and an announce
ment of the Hardy-Stewart engage
ment
The guests invited to the party
were: Mrs Arthur Capper, Mrs. F.
A. Derby, Mrs E. G. Foster, Mrs.
Leroy Talbert, Mrs. Paul Emery, Mrs.
Gladys Jensen, Mrs. Frank Eldridge,
Mrs. Fred Prout, Miss Marian McAfee,
Miss Cora De Long, Miss Effie Page,
Miss Elsie Chapman, Miss Eleanor
Bartel, Miss Grace Rickenbacher, Miss
Miriam Foster, Miss Marjorie Hessel-
tine, Miss Edna Smith. Miss Imogene
Snyder, Miss Dorothy Shines, Miss
Faye Buckle, Miss Elsie Hobson, Miss
Virginia Taliaferro, Miss Ethel Grant
Miss Frances Cav, Miss Gladys Cav,
Miss Margaret Gilmore, Miss Jessie
Henry, Miss June Mitchell. Miss Hazel
Bruce, Miss Corinne McSpadden. Miss
Hazel Means, Miss Uarda Baird and
Miss Mildred Ramsey.
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The Good Government club viii
hold its annual picnic party Thurs
, park. All the members are asked t
attend, and the new members are es
) pecially invited.
The Minerva club will meet Monda.
of next week with Mrs. Robert Ston'
at her home west of Washburn college
; Mrs. Robert Gordon will be assistan
hostess.
Mrs. Don Wellman gave a thimb BIZ
T-il Of f0r p Gle or
4 in-law. Mrs. James Chase. who ha
= recently come to Topeka from Hutch
= inson, and she and Mr. Chase viii
!. make their home here. The guest
were: Mrs. Chase, Mrs. James Nc
l Clure Mrs. G. T Lawrence, Mrs. Ar
4 thur Durham. Mrs. Barton Phelps
:, Miss Katebel Cuthbert, Mrs. Georg
t Grice, Mrs. J. K. Rankin, Mrs Davi
= Page, Mrs Sidney Smith and he
n guest, Miss Armstrong. Mrs. W. H
e Metzdorf, Mrs. c. E. Heer, Miss Lucil
s Sorensen. Mrs. Marion Sullivan, Mis-
I, Sara Houston. Miss Mary Gillies, Mis-
r Clemma Bollard, and Mrs. Fred Bow
man.
: A recital will be given tonight il
It Washburn college chapel by some O
s the students in the fine arts depart
t nent, at Sis o'clock. The program
: will be as follows:
e Pages Song, from the opera The Hugue-
Miss Ruth Bomgardner.
Ara Air de- fFo Bal s9pata M SehH%aI
= Miss Edna Rheinbach
q Du Bist die Rub. -...............S chubel
Hark, Hark, the Lark Schubel
:, Miss Bomgardner.
q Hungarian Fantasy. .......-.........Li Lis;
z Miss Fac Buckle.
n Orchestra parts on second piano by Mr..
q Boughton.
: June. alter Morse Rumme
II Believe Thy Name. Mary Turner Saltt
l. Wedding Morn New
Miss Bomga rdner.
Miss Bomgardner will be accom-
i panied on the piano by her sister, Mis-
e Lucille Bomgardner.
h The ushers for the evening will /
e Miss Laura Neiswanger, Miss Eth,
&c Grant. Miss Florence Faur, Mis-
IS Audry Myers, and Miss Ethel Peter
d son. The public is cordially invited
r. the recital.
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r. a party of Importance this week
e the dinner-dance for the Country clu