The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-26

society, are invited to be present and
charter members. The first historical
year book of the society will be is
sued following this meeting.
The society was formed two years
ago this month, when Mrs. DeWitte
c. Nellis who organized the society,
was chosen president. Elections are
to be held every second year The
following members have been asked
to serve on a nominating committee:
Mrs. l.. T. HusSey, Mrs. c. 1. Martin,
Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs. Louise Wolfe
Noun Day and Miss Nanon Herren.
The program for the afternoon will
be as follows:
Music. star Spangled Banner"
harp accompaniment.
Address of welcome, Mrs. DeWitte
c. NelliS, president.
Greetings From Native Son."
Mr.. H. o. Carney, president Old Set
tiers association.
Vocal solo. with harp, My Little
Dream Baby" (Mrs. Florence Craw-
ford Capper). Miss Mary Sands.
Red Cross Needs the Rev. E. ].
Kulp. D. D.
Dramatic reading, 1.-The Man With
Interpretation, "Marse George and
Miss Charlotte" (Thomas Nelson
Fage), Miss Mary Weightman.
Business Session.
Reports of officers.
Report of chairman John Brown
Memorial park, Mrs. c. 1. Martin
Election of officers.
Music, America"
Adjournment.
Scarce as French hair switches are
now. Mrs. Smell, 107 East Seventh
best French quality, very specially
| priced. A free hair dress with every
/ switch sale. Call and see them.-Adv.
Y X X
Mr. and Mrs. P. ]. Clevenger and
| their daughter Mrs. Robert Fullerton,
/ from a motor trip to the southern
| part of the state. They visited Mr..
/ and Mrs. Clevenger's son, Mr.. r. C.
! Clevenger, and Mrs. Clevenger of
Williamsburg. Mr.. Clevenger was one
of the members of the band who gave
a concert Sunday at Ottawa for the
! benefit of the Red Cross.
! On their return they stopped at
I Clivet and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Woodbury.. at their country
place. The Woodbury. home is one of
{ the lovely country places in the state.
/ 1t includes hundreds of acres and the
house has all the beauty and conven-
fences of the city homes of well-to-
! do people. The shrubs and flowers
are at their best at this time of the
year. Mrs. Woodbury. was formerly
Mrs. J. F. Daniels of Topeka.
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| The wedding of Miss Helen l. Pot
ter and Mr.. Earl E. Lunger of Wich-
| ita took place Sunday morning at 10
o'clock. at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. w. f. Potter the Rev.
J. II. Fazel officiating. Only relatives
| and close friends of the young couple
were present. The only attendants
were the brides little sister Marjorie
and little Norris McGaw. The girls
wore white frocks and carried long
sterawed roses. and led the bridal pro-
cession. Miss Potter wore a white
/ gown and carried a bouquet of pink
and white roses, tied with pink tulle
Before the ceremony, Mr.. Clyde
] Lowry sang Il Love You Truly" and
the wedding march was played by Miss
/ Helen Graham. After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served. and
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lunger left for Wich-
ita, where they will be at home at
! 523 South Market street Mr. Lunger
was formerly one of the Y. NJ. c. A.
seer etaries in Topeka. He left in jan
uary for Wichita, and has a position
in the office of the Western Planning
/ Mill Co.
saw the cunuingest swagger stick
the other day, and / can't see why
more of the women don't carry them
Some of these sticks have holes bored
thru the handle, from which are sus-