The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-27

thy Mae. to Mr.! Wilbur r. Bogapl
son of Mrs. Laura Bogard, of Los IN
geles. Cal. The wedding will take
place the latter !: part r Of J: June
Mrs. Charles B. Thomas will enter
tain all members and associate mem
bers of the L and I club Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock at the Country
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Z. Lux will have
family dinner party at their home on
Western avenu S this evening
The team captains of the Woman's
club will meet Monday morning at 10
O'Clock at the Y. W. c. A. Tuesday
morning at the same hour, the board
Of management < VII! meet =
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Covel and, Mrs.
Karl McGrew will go to Kansas City
next week to attend the wedding Of
Mr.. Covells niece, Miss Thelma Boyd.
Miss. Boyd's marriage to Mr.:
LaVerne Cresup of Kansas City will
take place Thursday evening, June 1,
at the home of the brides patents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. G. Boyd, on Michigan
avenue.
here in Topeka. Mr.. Cresup is
member of the Kansas City stock OK
change. Following the marriage Mr..
Cresup and his bride will go to Cali
fornia on a several months wedding
trip
The members of the J o. c. class of
the United Presbyterian church enter
tanned their mothers with a banquet
in the church dining room Friday
were installed at this time and a social
hour enjoyed. Places were laid for
forty guests.
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The teachers at Lowman Hill school
are planning a dinner to be given
Wednesday evening at Peiletier's tea
room plimentary to Miss Mamie
Schenck, who is leaving the school,
and will discontinue teaching.
Places will be laid for:
Miss Schenck Miss Etna Corder
Miss Edith Shepard Miss Marjorie Downs
Miss Jessie DonnelI Miss Lugrace Whit
Miss Mss Mary Mary Lewis Lewis Miss Media Howell
Miss Rose walsh Miss Eleanor Tasker
Miss Lena Davis
The Music Study club will have a
business meeting Monday afternoon at
3:3Oso'clock at the home of Mrs Ray
About fifty friends and neighbors
met Friday afternoon and surprised
Mrs. Mary L. Chamberlain at her
home, 1851 Washburn avenue, in
honor of the eightieth anniversary of
her birthday.
The Rev H E HensIey, whose
birthday is the same day, was an
honor guest, and gave several toasts
to the hostess, as also did the Rev.
George Satterlee. Mrs. Elizabeth Col
vim who is president of Mrs. Cham ber-
lain's Bible class, presented her with
bouquet of carnations with the love
of the class. Mrs. Chamberlain re-
sponded with a talk of thanks and ap-
probation.
THERE'S \ MAN IN OUR TOWN
Who says that he has found out by
experience that the expenses of a
single man very much in love, heavy
as they are, are cheap compared with
the expenses of the man very much
married but still in love.
Group No. OF the Woman's So
ciety of the Central Congregational
church will have an out of door meet
ing and basket lunch from 4 until
o'clock Saturday. June 3, at Rose
acres" the country place of Mr.. and
Mrs H b Howard, which is on the
Gage park line
The semi-annual meeting and ban
quet Of the Kansas Women LAWYERS !
association will be held at the home |
of the president, Mrs. C. l. Martin, |
day. June 81. at $50 p. m The~h honor |
guests win be the four women taking |
the state bar examination. and the |
Phi Delta Delta. women's legal fra
ternitIes of Washburn and the Kansas |
State university
The committee in charge is arrang-
ing for an interesting program
Mrs. s. A. Mccoy viii present her
students in expression in a recital to |
be given Monday night at the Y W. |
C. A assembly hail at S O'Clock
The program will include piano.