The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-10

Mrs. j. b. LeWlSS division of the
| Woman's club was entertained at a
luncheon given Friday at the home of
Mrs H. A Perry in Western avenue.
The three hostesses were: Mrs.
Perry Mrs. Carl Palmer and Mrs Il.
E. Wyant- There were places Tor
wood, Mrs. 1. H Henry, Mrs H. L
Daniels, Mrs. J. B. Wheelan, Mrs. a.
D. Schnacke. Mrs. Roy Moore and
Mrs. Walter Padgett.
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| Only the members of the immediate
families and a few intimate friends
witnessed the ceremony this afternoon
which united in marriage Miss Ethel
Bradbury Grant, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Grant, to Mr.. Harold
Loucks, son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c..
LOucks of 1918 Clay street.
The marriage was soIemnized at the
| brides home in Polk street at 3
O'Clock with the Rev. ". E. Brehm Of
the Central Congregational church
reading the service. Mr.. and Mrs
| Chicago, where they will spend sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Loucks is principal
of the high school at Raymond, Kan,
and they will make their home there
/ beginning in the fall
! The bride has been instructor in
piano in Washburn for the past four
years and is well known here She IS
I a member of the Sigma Alpha Iota
musical sorority and as been presi-
dent of the Music Study club for sew
eral years. She is a graduate of the
! University School of Music at Ann
Arbor and was a student for year
| in the New England Conservatory Of
| Music and Radcliffe college. Mr.
Loucks, who is a Washburn graduate,
| has attended Columbia university
He enlisted with the WaShburn AM
bulance company and served a year
overseas. Since his return he has
been principal of the Raymond high
school.
Two of the musical clubs in Topeka,
the Music Study club and the Ladies
Music club, are planning their next
seasons programs. They both will
study American composers.
The Ladies Music club will study
under the direction of Dean Stearns,
who is planning the program and who
will also give a number of lectures be-
fore the club on American music and
composers. -
The Music Study club will begin
with the music of the revolutionary
time and will study the various stages
of our music from then until the
present time. They will include the
interesting songs Of Foster, John
Alden Carpenter, several of the Indian
melodies arranged by Professor Skill
ton of Lawrence, McDowelIs Indian
music, the Kentucky mountain tunes
and the old negro spiritual songs.
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The July meeting of the Association
of Collegiate Alumnae will be held
Saturday noon, July II, at Pelletier's
tea room. All college graduates are
invited to attend.
The pupils of Miss WhittIesey will
give their annual musicale on We'd
r7rarr
church, Sixth and Harrison streets.
They will be assisted by Miss Ruth
Tandy, vocalist; Miss Theo Cobb,
harpist, and Mrs. Fred A. Munson,
acCompanist. The pupils taking part
will be: Miss La Reinne Brelsford,
Miss Theo Cobb, Miss Elizabeth Crow.
Miss Minerva Durein, Mrs. Albert
Daily. Mrs. F. A. Durein, Miss Helen
! F'risbie, Miss Katherine Haggart, Miss
Margaret Judy, Miss Julia Marshall,
Mrs. Fred MUnson, Miss Vivian Pain,
Miss Myrtle Radcliffe. Mrs. Laurent
Schwartz. Miss G. Tulien, Miss La
Vera Tulien, Miss Ruth Tandy, Miss
Winifred Wehe, Mr.. Rubin Tulien
and Mr.. DeForrest Joslin.
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Mrs NJ. A. Rogers Of 1926 Van
Buren, street entertained with a pic
mic party Friday afternoon at Gage
park for her little daughter Helen, it
being her ninth birthday anniversary.
The little guests included Helen Rog-
ers. Frances Dillon, Helen Louise
Harbeson, Margaret McGinnis. Jane
Wingett, Evelyn Fisher, Betty Hoover,
Maurice Stack and Thomas McGinnis.
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Mrs. I. B. Hunt entertained at her
home, 1884 Lane street, this afternoon
for little Raymond and Dorothy Nc
Lain, who with their mother, Mrs. I.
! S. McLain, are visiting here from Ok
I lahoma City.
| The table decorations were sweet
peas and at each child's place were
] balls of candy tied with colored rib
bons. Mrs. Hunt was assisted by Mrs.
! I. s. McLain, Miss Mildred Robson,
Miss jeanette Schwartz, Miss Lille
| Belford, and iBurmah May Sutton.
May Sutton. The small guests includ-
/ ed: Raymond and Dorothy McLafn,
/ Portia Silverthorne. Robert Miller
( Sidney Miller, Peggy Paine, Lloyd
| Schwartz, Iva Washberg, Karl and
Seth Root, Katherine, Robert and Dan
Jr. Davis, Charles Robson. Elizabeth
/ Crane, Leona May Hall, Betty Jean
/ Hull, Ruth Kathleen, Lester and j. B.
! Hunt, Jr., and Wilma Niccum.
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There will be a meeting of the Bust
ness and Professional Women,s CLUB
Monday evening at the Y. w. C. A. at
+ s o'clock.
The Gamma Theta alumnae chap
/ ter of Sigma Alpha Iota sorority will
meet Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Eleanor Sims Hill of 1903 Col
/ lege avenue.
The Frances Willard union of the
W. c. T. L. will hold their annual
family picnic at Chesney park Tues
day. July IS, at 4 o'clock. supper will
be served at $50. All members and
their families have been invited to
bring their lunch baskets and spend
the evening.
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Mrs c. F Clary entertained a
number of little guests Friday after
noon at her home in Buchanan street
for her little daughter Margaret. it
being her tenth birthday anniversary.
The little guests included Margaret