The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-14

peka, and 1 attended a house party
not long ago. given at the home of
Doctor and Mrs. Bradford, at their
home on the Maryland side of the Po-
tomac. (Mrs. Bradford was formerly
Doctor DeviIbiss of Topeka.) The
surgeon general of the navy, Mr.. Cum
mings, was house guest just after we.
left and Assistant Surgeon Pierce and
his family were there the days we
were there"
The marriage of Miss Ruth Judy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Judy
of Williamstown, and Mr.. c. Z. Scott
OF Kansas City, will take place Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at the home of
Miss Judys sister in Kansas City.
Preceding the wedding ceremony,
Miss Lillian Malstrom will sing when
Love at Dawn Comes Stealing" Miss
Ellen Malstrom will be bridesmaid.
The bride will wear her travelling suit
to match. Mrs. H. A. Laudermilk of
Topeka will play the Mendelssohn
wedding march.
Following the wedding. Mr.. Scott
and his bride will leave for the east
on a trip, and on their return will be
at home in Kansas City. Miss Judy
has made her home here for the past
five years, having been connected with
the general managers office of the
Santa Fe.
Miss Euphemia Page will sing 80
Master Let Me Walk With Thee by
Speakes at the o'clock vesper serv-
ices Sunday evening at the First Con-
gregational church Savior, Source
of Every Blessing" Salter, will be
sung by the quartet, and an anthem,
The Strain Upraised,'' by Buck, will
be sung by the choir. At the morn
ing service the choir will sing THE
Lord Is Exalted"
Elijah" by Felix Mendelssohn, will
be sung by the First Methodist church
vested choir of sixty voices under the
direction of Mr.. Paul Lawless Sunday
evening at o'clock. Miss Inez Tiff
fany will have the soprano part; Miss
Juanita Mcdowell, contralto; Mr.. Will
liam Mason, tenor; Mr.. Otto Nelson,
bass, and Mrs. E. H. Anderson at the
organ. A professional by the choir
will open the service. Miss nellie
Smith. Miss Eunice Cation and Miss
Lillian Malstrom will have a trio.
THERE'S A LITTLE BOY IN OUR
Who has been trying to read Rob
inson Crusoe." When his older broth
er asked him how he liked it he re
piled, "Oh, 1 guess it's all right, but
after 1 skipped all the words L didn't
know, there wasn't much left to read"
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A recital will be given Thursday
evening of next week by Miss Cecilia
Senne, 12year-old pupil of Prof. Dam
iel Muller. The program which will
be given at the First Baptist church
will include several numbers by
string quartet.
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The monthly evening meeting of
the Rota club will be held Wednesday
evening at o'clock at the Elks club
Officers for the coming year will be
elected and an interesting program
given.
Miss Irene Seery, who is a student
at Kansas university, has as her
guests Miss Georgia Haynes, Miss
Frances Eaton, Miss Moslyn Camp
bell and Miss Lucille Trickett, all OF
Kansas university. Miss Seery and
her guests attended the dance given
Friday night by the Manhattan, K. ..
and Washburn cha piers of Phi Delta
Theta fraternity
One of Topeka's most interesting of
women is Mrs. Elizabeth Minerva Bur
CESS, who came to Kansas in 1857
from Indianapolis, Ind, and who cell
ebrated her ninety second birthday
anniversary Wednesday.
Mrs. Burgess was given party
Thursday evening at her home, 216
Tyler street, by her daughters. Mrs. j.
A Van Vechten and Mrs. S. J. Hodg-
ms. The guests included members of
70 ,,oil1y and few friends