The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-16

Waltz" (Posthumous). Chopin, and
.'Serenade," by Chaminade- Miss
Trail and -Four Leaf Clover" and
Miss Louise Doing gave a reading
The next meeting of the club, will
be picnic to be given at the coun-
try home of Mrs. H. T.. Forbes, west
of the city.
club for the year include:
Miss May Malone, president; DIR. Anna
r roy, first st vice president Miss N. Edna
mentarian; Miss Marie johnson. secretary;
Miss Mabel NJ. Conger, treasurer.
Membership Committee-Mrs. Edna Crow,
man; Mrs. Margaret A. Sullivan, Miss
Pearl Cope, Miss Clara Shinn.
Program and Entertainment-Mrs L. ID.
Wolfe. chairman; Miss Gertrude Bunning,
vice chairman; Mrs. June Chapman, Miss
Josephine Herren, Miss Virginia Campbell.
Publieity-Miss Mabel Conger, chairman !;
Miss Nanon Herren, vice chairman; Mrs
R. O.. Wales. Mrs. Ida Migliario.
Civic Committee-Mis NJ. Edna Corbet,
man; Mrs. j. E. Lord, Mrs. W. T. Brown,
Mrs. June Chapman.
v Judieiary-Mrs H 7; Forbes, chairman;
Miss Anna speck. Mrs. R. R. Baer. Mrs.
Fraternai-Mrs. Eleanor Davidson, chair
man; Mrs. George W. Rees, vice chair
man; Mrs. Anna DeMun. Miss Marinda
Davis, Mrs. Maude Br1ckiey. Miss Jessie
Ways and Means-Mrs. A. s. Thomas,
chairman; DR.. Anna Foy. vice chairman /;
Mrs. R. N. johnson, Miss Mabel Adams.
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The marriage of Miss Vera May
Sanford and Mr.. Merle c. Dean, son
| of Mrs. Stella Dean, took place We'd
nesday evening at $50 O'Clock at the
home of the brides parents, MI. and
Mrs. G. A. Bates, 2501 Maryland ave-
nue.. The Rev. C. w. Marlin, former
pastor of the Highland Park Metho
dist Episcopal church, performed the
ceremony.
The bridal party entered the living
room to the strains of the Lohengrin
wedding march and took their places
before two baskets of pink and white
hoIlyhocks and ferns. Miss Janet
Thompson was maid of honor and Mr..
Harry Ferguson was best man.
The bride wore a gown of white
crepe de chine and Princess lace and
carried a shower bouquet of Killarney
roses. lilies of the valley and gypso--
phelia. She wore a wedding veil of
white tulle, fastened with valley
lilies at the back of the head.
Miss Thompson wore a frocl1 of
lavender organdie and carried an arm
phelia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean left. following
the ceremony, on a wedding trip to
Kansas City, Mo. On their return
they will be at home in Topeka for a
short time and will later go to Ta-
koma, Wash, to make their home.
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The Topeka Audubon society will
have a field trip Friday evening at five
o'clock on the Washburn campus The
regular monthly meeting of the club
will be postponed during the months
Of June, July and August.
y y 4.
Miss Florence Classify entertained
with a shower at her home, 240S
Buchanan street, Tuesday evening
complimentary to Miss Helen Graham,
whose engagement to Mr.. Clyde Low
ry has been announced.
Those present included: Miss Ora
ham, Mrs. Edna Graham, Mrs. Helen
Gilmore, Miss Emma Kragon, Miss
Thelma Metz, Miss Bertha Metz, Miss
Elizabeth Slower, Miss Lila Wist, Miss
Myrtle Lauter, Miss Anne Shaffer.
Miss Volba Anderson, Miss Louise
Deimler, Mrs. Ruth Porter, Miss Lave
lette Barrickman, Miss Margaret Con-
well, Miss Julia Mcguire, Miss Edith
Gleason, Miss Mary Reese, Miss Ade-
laide McCaslin and Miss Serena K.
Boyd
The marriage of Miss Hazel La
Verne Glenn, daughter of Mrs. Julia
Glenn, and Mr.. Clarence j.. Critics took
place this afternoon at three O'Clock
at the home of the brides cousin, Mrs.
Ida Atwood, 707 West Euclid avenue.
The Rev. John Wells Rahill read
the marriage service. There were no
attendants with the exception of little
Dorothy Glenn, a niece, who carried
the ring in a white rose. Before the
ceremony Miss Meta SCHNEIDER sang
lat Dawning," with Mrs. Ida Atwood
playing the accompaniment. Mrs. At
wood also played the wedding music.
The bride wore a dark blue suit
with hat of the corresponding shade.
Her corsage was Of pink roses.
Mrs. Critics will leave for Lebanon,
Mo. on visit. On their return, July
1. they will be at home at EOS Harri-
son street.
The Wandamere club, which is a
music club recently organized by Mrs.
E. D. Clithero and which has as its
chief ambition the securing of enough
money with which to buy a grand
piano for the prospective club house
at Garfield park June % ;.
The following are members of. the
club: Mrs. w. Z. Carswell, Mrs. Helen
Welty Alexander. Mrs. Mary Burnett
Fullerton. Miss Allene .Philbin, Miss
Merle Duggan, Miss Ruth Rooster,
Miss Berniece Hemus, Mrs. Chester
Wahle, Miss Helen Leeper, Miss Mary
Leeper, Miss Mary clark, Miss Lillian
Malstrom, Miss Juanita Mcdowell.
Miss Inez Tiffany. Mrs. Don Wellman,
Mrs. Isabelle McGinnis, Miss R. Alt
/ hoff, Miss Mitchell Mcdaniel, Mrs.
Frances Engle, Miss Eta Mcleod.
Miss Blanche MCLEOD, Miss Gladys
| Robb, Miss Orloa Bell. Miss Ida Lee
Ellis, Miss Lois Taylor, Miss Esther
| Mullin. Miss Nadine Buck, Miss Mar
| garet Willard, Miss Kathryn Peterson.
Miss Beatrice Williams. Miss Marion
Stutle, Miss Margaret Stutle of Her
| ington Miss Elinor Hines. Miss Myrtle
| TimberIake. Miss Kathryn A1baugh.
| Miss Sara Crank, Miss Marshall, Miss
| Mabel Hastings, Miss Elizabeth An
1 derson Miss Helen Steele. Miss Leah
and Miss Charlotte Affron, Miss Mar
l "a ret Marshall Miss Gene M Kantz