The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-26

roses ana snap dragons lieu Win d
large pink tulle bow. These same
flowers were used as decorations in
the other rooms.
Mr.. Brunswick and his bride left
this afternoon for the east. They Will
stop in Cleveland. Ohio, Washington
and New York and will sail on May
l12 on the steamer tLaFrance~ for
France Their wedding trip will also
include visits to Paris and Havre and
it will be almost two months before
they arrive at their home in La
Rochelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Brunswick have known
each other for years. They were stu
dents in the State Normal at Emporia
together Soon after graduating, Mr..
Brunswick went into government serv-
ice and previous to his consulShlp ne
was for a number of years vice con-
sui in LaRochelle. He is a New York
man.
Mrs Brunswick has lived in En-
poria all of her life and has done news
paper work and has been active IN
charity work of that city. The Nc
Carly family is one of the oldest and
most prominent of Emporia ana
known all over Kansas.
Out of town quests present at the
wedding were: Judge and Mrs. Nc.
Carly. Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Kerr.
Mr.. Keith McCarty. Mr.. Mason w NC
Carly and Miss Leona McCarty of En-
Denver.
Mrs George Port Ashton has asked
a few of Mrs Charles Browns best
friends to an informal afternoon sew
ing party which she will give at her
home in Topeka boulevard Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Brown has been
Mrs A w. Bronson. but will return
to her home in Mohawk, \. Y, May I,
and before her departure number OF
things are being given in her honor.
Mrs C. W. Kouns will be hostess al
dinner Friday night in Mrs. Browns
honor.
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Mrs. Schuyler Nichols entertained
the D. D. club this afternoon at her
home in Fillmore street. She had a
guest table for Mrs. Charles McCabe,
of Memphis, Tenn, who is visiting Mrs.
| Frank Edison, with Mrs. Fred Free
| man, Mrs George Crawford and Mrs.
L. s. Ferry pl: J. |.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Kiene will en-
tertain the Wednesday Bridge-Dinner
club at their home this evening.
Covers will be laid for Col. and Mrs
John S. Dean. Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowman
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Perry. Judge and
|
Myers and DIR. and Mrs. Arthur Buff,
who are guests of the club.
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| Mrs. c. w. Kouns has asked guests
\ to a dinner Tuesday evening at the
! Virginia. which she will give in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Gam, of
Washington, D; G.
The grand president of a national
| sorority is about the most looked-up-
to person there is in the lives of the
| girls belonging to that organization
and it is an honor that comes to COM
| paratlVely few women in the United
| States. Miss Elsie Chapman is one
| Topeka woman who will experience
| the thrill of being the ideal of many
] hundred girls for she has recently
been elected grand president of the
l Sigma Alpha Iota sorority. Miss Chap
man is a graduate of the fine arts
| department of Washburn and since
her graduation has continued her
| study of piano. She is at present a
pupil of Mr.. II. J. Dotterweich. and
she is prominent in the musical or
| stalled in her new office Saturday
night at the grand convention of the
sorority in CINCINNATI.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marshall an
! nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Louise Veronica. to William Henry
| Martin of Lawrence, Thursday April
%, in Topeka. The wedding occurred
| at the Church of the Holy Name, and
the service was read by the Rev. NJ.
G. O'Leary. After a brief trip to
| Wichita and other points. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Martin will make their home in
| Lawrence.
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| Another exhibit is being held at
| Washburn college. This one is of
| etchings by George Ebert Burr, and
will be open for the next two weeks
There is no admission price. More
than a hundred etchings. many OF
them in color, are in this collection.
Mr.. Burr has been inspired by the
| Rocky mountains for much of his
work and rugged scenery is the