The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


residence of the brides mother, Mrs. j.
A Mccall, 1873 West Second street, Miss
Jessie Mccall and Dir. George Neuge-
bauer were united in marriage by Rev. B.
L. Smith. The bride wore a gown Of
white china silk with gloves and shoes to
match and was attended by her sister
Minnie, in white swiss gown. Mr.. Bates,
friend of the groom acted as best man.
Miss Miller in q black satin costume
played Mendelssohn's wedding march,
and Mrs. Mccall was assisted in enter
tanning the guests by Miss Carrie
trucker who wore gown of pink hen
rletta and roses.
A wedding breakfast was served at
high noon.
The groom is a we'll known Santa Fe
conductor and Mr.. and Mrs. Neugebauer
Will reside in Argentine for the present
Wedding Anniversary-
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson celebrated the
first anniversary of their marriage
thursday evening at their home 400
Chandler street Their parlOrs were
prettily decorated with flowers and music.
Games and Refreshments were enjoyed
by the guests The host and hostess
were the recipients of many nice
presents and the guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames Gathers, Ernol,
Leslie, Miller, Bovee, Swain. Metzker,
Murphy, Gerberick; Mesdames Smith,
Thompson, Burt, Johnston, Smiley, Harl-
bet; Misses Lenora Long, Ida Swain,
Celia Murphy, Mile Rubison, Elsa
Johnson, and Messrs. B. +. Doty, J.
Jones, Chas. Gerberick, Fred Rulison, St.
Clair and Tommie Leslie
crowd of young people prepared for
a good time, gathered at the home of
Mrs. f. @. Hubbeu Wednesday evening
and sent up a tine display Of fireworks
They were serenaded about half past
eleven by the Alhambra mandolin club,
and after refreshments were served they
spent the rest Of the evening dancing.
Those present were Misses Bessie and
Lenna Sargent, Buhre, Bricker, Warren
Smeddick, Upton, Mrs Lee and Messrs.
Lee, Mcconnell, Jones, Town, Falls and
the mandolin club.
General Social Notes.
DIR. Alexander, who started for Paris,
Ill. on account of the illness OF his
daughter. is detained in st. Louis by the
strike.
Mr.. ]. H. WetherelI will give a dane
ing party at Vinewood Friday evening,
The T. v. club viii meet next Tuesday
at the home of Miss Nina Garvin to
make arrangements for bicycle party.
Mrs. d. GuibOr and children have TAX
en- a cottage at Cascade Canon Col. for
panied by DR.. GuibOr who will return in
a few days.
Miss Martha Auerbach will spend Sun
day in Kansas City
Miss Anna Umpleby will give a picnic
at Garfield park next week for Miss
Lillian Reeves of Trinidad, Col
Mrs +. e. Dietrich and Miss Virgie
Payne are spending a week in Horton.
Miss Daisy Levi went to Usage City
today to spend Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Willett has gone to
Newton.
Misses Nellie Small, Edna Crane, Ma
bel Knowles and Messrs. Arthur Van
Welt and Hal Hazlett went TO Delavan
park to spend the day.
Miss May Kellam is up from RichIand
shopping.
Mrs. Doher and children, Of St Joe,
who spent few days with Mrs Geo.
Hanley this week, have gone home.
Miss Flossie Moon will entertain few
friends this evening, for bliss Lulu
Stevens of Hiawatha
Mrs. Frank Bannister of Kansas City,
is expected next week to visit her mother
Mrs. Irons.
Miss Alice Hood of Emporia, is the
guest of Miss Hortense Kelly.
Mrs. John Kleinhaus IS spending few
days in Granville.
Thad Payne has returned from Texas.
John Finch of Lawrence, is visiting
Amasa Akers
Mrs. W. l. Drew and daughter, are Wis
ting in Burlingame.
Miss hate Montgomery. who was the
guest of Mrs. K U. Whitted, has return
Miss Cora Miller left today for New
ton, where she will spend Sunday and
will go from there to La Junta, and other
points in Colorado and New Mexico.
Misses Esther and Selma Foberg have
from visit in ST Marys.
Miss Annie Morgan of Cottonwood
Falls. is visiting Misses Maude and Min
ME Barnes.
o. 5. Moody was up from Carbonate
yesterday.
Miss Nellie Jenkins of Pittsburg is
spending the summer with Miss Jessie
Upton
Miss Maud Case entertained a dozen
young people informally last evening.
MIR. and Mrs. E. p. De Fever left today
for their home in Chicago, III.
Miss Cady, state secretary of the Y. w.
c. A., will conduct a gospel meeting
at Liberty United Presbyterian church
Sabbath evening at O'Clock.
Mrs. att Thompson of Alma, who has
been visiting Mrs. Elmer johnson on
Chandler street, returned home today.
Robert MarmOnt is spending several
days in Dover.
Miss Daisy Prouty has returned from
Kansas City.
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