The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-14

L.
Pritchard gave breakfast and morn
ing bridge party today at Mrs. Davis
home in West Tenth avenue. Ihe dec
orations for the tables were garden
are Mrs. H W. O'Nen of Brooklyn,
n. Y, Mrs. Isaac Barth of Albuquer-
que, N NJ, and Mrs. Luther Coppock-
The other guests are members or the
Topeka Avenue Bridge club and a few
of the old friends of Mrs. O'Neil who
formerly lived in Topeka She is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Pritchard. Mrs.
Barth is Mrs Coppock's sister, and is
her guest. Mrs. Coppock will leave
soon for Albuquerque, n. M, to make
Covers were laid for: Mrs. O'Neil,
Mrs. Barth, Mrs Coppock, Miss Iels-
enring of Lansing. Mich, Mrs IL w
Seery, Mrs L. H Mum, Mrs A. w
Bronson. Mrs Charles Wore, Mrs
George c Bowman, Mrs. w. E Nc
Vey, Mrs Herbert G. West, Mrs. l. l.
Kiene, Mrs. A. o. Rosser, Mrs w o.
Rfgby, Mrs. Charles Lagerstrom, Mrs
n B. Burge, Mrs. H. l. Peppmeyer,
Mrs, A. T. Lucas, Mrs. C. l. Martin,
Mrs Robert Dutton Mrs. A. A White,
Mrs D. E. Barton, Mrs. Prttchard ana
Mrs. Davis.
Miss Margaret Vest entertained at
luncheon today in honor of Miss Helen
Stevenson and Miss Ruth Bauer, two
of the seasons brides-to-be. The
gnests were a few of the close friends
of Miss stevenson and Miss Bauer
Miss Stevenson's marrlage 70 MT, "
F. Hite of Humboldt will take place
next Thursday, and Miss Bauer will
he married some time in the autumn
to DR.. Clark w. Zugg of Great Bend.
The hostess also is one OF the popular
brides of the coming season, ana >1 ner
York will be an event of September Z
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Mr.. Ed Kellam, who has left Tor an
overland trip to the Great Lakes ana
to New York and New England, has
lust left Davenport in his car. Mr.. r.
d. Osborn, who left few days ago
for Omaha, has gone on to Gr1nne!l'
Iowa, and will meet Mr.: heilam IN
Chicago. Mr.. Kellam writes tnaI the
"River TO River route through Iowa
is a wonderful trip for autoists- he is
making the trip with the Dickinson
family of Los Angeles, VINO VISITED III
Topeka last week.
Miss lisa Wilhelm, Miss Irma VIII
helrni. Miss Amarintha Smith, Mr.. Ar
min BarteIdes and Mr.. and Mrs Fredo
Barteldes of Lawrence, drove 10 10
peka today in their car. ME- Armln
Barteldes and Mr.: Fredo Ra par s,.,I,
are playing golf at the Country ciup;
They will return tonight, accompanied
nv Miss Josephine Martin of Kansas
CITY. who is visiting. Miss Marie Miller
Miss Martin is a university gin eAAAU a
member of the Theta sorority
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v-he Sigma Alpha Iota sorority VIII
hold an initiation service Saturday
nieht at their new chapter house,
1531 Mulyane street. The initiation is
for Mrs. Bruce Blair, of Corvallis, Ore
gon, who was formerly Miss Rebecca
Taliaferro, of Topeka. Mrs. Blair IS
a graduate of Washburn college, TAX
ing at that institution her degrees of
bachelor of Music. During her col
lege days she was a member of the
Alpha Mu local sorority, and her mar
rage took place before the chapter
received its national charter from Sig
ma Alpha Iota.
The patronesses and members of
the sorority will be present, and Miss
Frances Cav, the president, will pre-
side.
Miss Ada Walker entertained at a
breakfast this morning in compliment
to Miss Katherine Stanley, whose
marriage to Mr.. Charles Sturte-
want will take place Saturday,
July %. The decorations for the
party followed a color scheme
of yellow and white, and COW
ers were placed for: Miss Stanley. Miss
Genevieve Wise, Miss Esther Ross,
Miss Ruth Kelley, Miss Mona Thorn
as, Miss Mildred Joss, Miss CoZie
Crawford, Miss Helen Dick, Miss Lola
Curry and Miss Walker.
The young fellows who leave our
village for the cities are always warn