The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11

Omaha. Neb., announce the engage
ment of their daughter Olive to Mr..
Eugene wofse of Topeka, son of Mrs.
L D. Wolfe. The wedding will take
place next month.
Mr.. and Mrs William d. Wolfe and
Mrs. L. d. Wolfe of Topeka will go to
Omaha for the wedding. Mr.. William
Wolfe will serve as his brothers best
man.
Mrs. Rome Colvin will entertain the
members of the Elwell Bridge-Lunch-
con club with picnic Tuesday at her
home, Rose Lodge farm.
Miss Ethel Aldrich and party will
leave Sunday for New York wner re
they will sail Friday on the "Canopic"
for a tour of Europe. This will be
Miss Aldrich's tenth trip across. Mrs.
Mary Hart and Miss Aldrich Will pc
the only Topekans in the group until
the party reaches Naples. where they
will he TONED bv Miss Clyde Bone
brake and her aunt, Mrs. Howard
Manning, who will go thru Europe
with them.
The party will include in their
itinerary the Azore Island. Ginrai trin
Algiers. Naples. Italy. four-day trip
thru the Alps. Switzerland. Paris the
battlefields, London and Scotland, ana
will sail August 81 for home, landing
in Montreal
Those in the party are: Mrs. Ray
rnond Greene, Mrs. Mary F. Priest and
Mrs o. w. Washer, all of Concordia'
Mrs A. E. Houghtelin of Los Angeles
Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Williams of Okla
homa City; Mrs. Gale Williams, Okla
homa City; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest MOSS
of Kansas City; Miss Anna Lash Oh
Kansas City; Mrs. Edward A. Harrison
OF Chicago: Miss Lucy Challiss Oh
Atchison; Miss Mary Line OF Kansas
City.
NJ 7 ArpnId 0aUo an informal
luncheon this noon at her home IN
Iootwin complimentary to Mrs. H b.
Pratt of Long Beach, Calf, and MIS-
George W. Reed, Jr. Mrs. Reed eX-
poets to leave soon and with her lam
lily will spend 2 year 4 !. 'Sea''ie'
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority girls
members of Washburn class OF 1917
gave a reunion luncheon at the Choco-
late Shop Thursday noon.
There were places for: Mrs. Jonn
Ripley. Miss Ruth Thompson. Miss
Katherine Conkling of Lyons. MISS
Christina Ward of Kansas City, Miss
Ruth Larimer. Miss Laura Ne1sWan-
ger. Miss Katherine Knowles of WEI
lington, Miss Marjorie Herrig of Wei
Hncton and Miss Genevieve Mcmillan.
y = y
A luncheon was given this noon at
Pelletier's tea room complimentary 10
Mrs. Roscoe Graves. who. with MI
Graves. left TODAY for her future home
in Emporia. The members OF the
Delta Gamma alumnae were hostesses
at the affair.
There were places for: Mrs. Graves.
Mrs. Carl Linge. Mrs. Howard Searle.
Mrs. Camille None of Lawrence. Mrs.
Thomas Amory Lee, Mrs George
Avery washburn. Miss 1nez Cornell,
Miss Theo Cobb. Miss Helen Shfrk,
Miss Alma Calvert, Miss Marguerite
Calvert Miss Jean Robertson, MISS
Narrah Jones, Miss Dorothy Foster
and Miss Gertrude Wheeler.
Miss Julia Larimer is to be execu-
tive secretary of the committee in
charge of raising the three million dol
lar funds for wellesley college. MISS
I,arimer was. a student at Wellesley
and is especially interested in her new
work. She is at Wellesley, Mass, at
present and will be there two weeks
longer. after which she will be located
in New York City to carry on her new
duties.
The marriage of Miss Thelma Wv
ian Richards and DR.. Lester ]. Evans
o. st. Louis took place this morning at
IL O'Clock at the home of the pride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. R1chards,
1900 Tyler street, with Or. c. B., Zook
reading the marriage service.
Miss Jessie Craig tof Effingham sang
Sat Dawning" by Cadman. preceding
the ceremony, accompanied by Mr.
Everett Richards, a brother OF the
bride. Miss Effie Loader Of Clay Cen
ter PLAYED the Lohengrin march Tor
fhe entraus of Doctor Evans and his
bride. There were no attendants;
The service was read in the living
room before a bank of palms, IN the
center of which was large basket OF
mink and white gladIolas and tuna
rack. A bowl of pink snapdragons
and blue delphinium centered the din
ing room table.
The bride wore a dress of white
creme satin made with square neck
and short sleeves. The skirt was
draped at either side with an apron eff
feet OF shadow lace adjoining the front.
She wore draped veil of tulle fas-
tened at the head with a band of
orange blossoms. Her flowers were
shower bouquet of Ophelia roses and
white sweet peas, and her only orna-
ment was a bar pin OF platinum, the
gift OF the bridegroom.
Doctor Evans and his bride Will
leave this evening for Denver and
Estes Park, Colo. Mrs. Evans's going
away suit is of navy blue Poiret Twill
worn with sblue transparent nat,
gray Canton crepe blouse and gray
accessories.
Mrs. f. ]. Evans. mother of the
BRIDEGROOM, wore a frock of blue
beaded Canton crepe and Mrs. Rich
ards wore brown crepe satin and SILK
lace.
Following the wedding a breakfast
was served at Pelletier's tea room.
The out of town guests present in
cluded: Mrs. F. j. Evans OF Clovis,
N NJ; Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Batchlor of
Kansas City, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Phil
lips of Effingham. Mr.. and Mrs. P. L.
Swenson of Clay Center, Mr.. and Mrs.
FLOYD Roger of Waverly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner Richards of Holton. Mr.. and
Mrs. ROY Richards OF Holton. Miss
Jcssie Craig of Effingham. Miss Pearl
Beckman of Dillingham;, Miss Mildred
Swenson of Clay Center. Miss Jessie
sleeper and Miss Effie Loader OF Clay
Center.
Both Doctor Evans ana his bride at
tended Kansas university. Doctor
Evans received his degree from Wash
ington university in st. Louis this week
and will be an inferno in the Charles
l,nsnitaI In ST Louis for a year. Mrs.