The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-23

niece, little Alma Lucille Here of
Kansas City, who will carry the ring
in lily
The service will be read underneath
an archway of palms and pink and
white roses Miss Helen Harmon will
play the wedding march from Lohen-
grin. The bride will wear a light
gray Trickaline suit, with hat, gloves
and shoes of the same color. Her
corsage bouquet will be of white roses,
sweet peas and lilies of the valley.
Alma Lucille Here will wear a white
frock of French embroidery, with pink
sash and pink garland of ribbon and
flowers on her head.
After the wedding a buffet supper
will be served, and Mrs. Here will be
assisted by Miss Helen Harmon, Miss
Helen Davis, Miss Ramona Kirkpat-
rick, Miss Edna Anton and Miss Eliz-
abeth Mayer
Miss Here graduated from the To-
peka high school in 1913.
After a wedding trip to Manitou,
Colo, Mr.. Gades and his bride will be
at home al 1425 Fillmore street. Mr.
Gades is department manager for
Crane & Co. Out of town guests at
the wedding are: Mr.. and Mrs H
Z: Mayer of Ellsworth and Mr.. and
MRS: Z. F. Here and their daughter
of Kansas City.
y X
Divisions 1, ., 8, and 5 of Gem
trail Congregational church will have
union meeting in the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon. The hostesses
will be: Mrs. Fred Trip, Mrs H. E.
Peers, Mrs. Lutte Embleton, Mrs. j.
c. Wolcott, Mrs. J. S. Longshore, Mrs
]. w. Stauffer, Mrs. w. ]. Whitson
Mrs. E A. Stanley, Mrs. w. S. Glover
and Mrs J. N. Reasley. Red Cross
work will be taken up
X X X
Mrs. B. d. Startzman, Miss Jennie
Startzman and Miss Laura Startzman
and Mrs w. ]. Lewis will entertain
the women of the fourth division of
the First M. E. church at the Startz-
man home, 700 Taylor street, Wed
nesday, June 81. Business of impor-
lance will come before the meeting.
X
! A piano recital of special interest
will be given by the advanced pupils
United Presbyterian church, Eighth
and Topeka avenues, Tuesday, June
g. at 8 p. m. Among the numbers
on the program is the difficult but
/ beautiful Schultz Evler arrangement
of the Strauss Blue Danube waltzes
Wilkinson. Miss Lillian Jacobson
will play the Pathetique Sonata by
: Beethoven. A feature of the program
will be the LIT Second Hungarian
Rhapsodie and an overture from
! Wagner's Tannhauser arranged for
four hands.
! Mrs Charles Joslin, soprano, and
/ Mr.. Hugh Smith, tenor. pupils of Mr.
Franklin Hunt, will assist, together
with Miss Thelma Hutson, whose
readings have be IN popular There is
/ no admission charge and all music
/ lovers of Topeka are invited to at
tend.
! The home economics department OF
the Woman's club held meeting Fri
day afternoon at the Chamber OF
/ Commerce, to discuss plans for pro-
grams of next season. Mrs. George
! M Crawford, chairman of the depart
ment, called the meeting, and out
lined some of her ideas for the years
work She has planned to have pro-
| grams on home millinery, dressmak-
| ing, dyeing and cooking These pro-
! grams will be conducted chiefly by
local women who have discovered
practical ways to do the work, eff
GENTLY and economically that Belong
| to the management of a household
I, Mrs W. Y. Morgan of Hutchinson
who has a farm near her town, which
she is operating successfully, Will be
asked to come to Topeka to explain
her methods of farming. 1t is the
purpose of the department to present
to the club the best ways of doing al
| the work connected with home.
/ Mrs Noble Prentis made a short
| address, in which she cautioned the
women not to exercise too rigid econ
omy, on account of the danger of dis
arranging the business of the town
/ She thought that buying should go or
as nearly normal as possible. only thai
| women should be careful about whai
they buy, so as not to use in grea
, quantities things that were needed fol
foreign shipment and use in the army
She suggested also that the depart
ment maintain booths for the sale Of
fresh vegetables and fruit raised by
the boy and girl gardeners.
There was some discussion of con
Quoting a community canning kitchen
! whereby fruit that was left over il
the stores unsold could be put up be
fore it went to waste. That. however