The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Items of Interest About Topeka People
and visitors in Town.

and visitors Town.
Miss Ida Crumrine and Mr. James II.
Crumrine were united in marriage on
Thursday at the home of the brides
father, Bishop Crumrine, at S33 Western
avenue. The ceremony was performed
at II o'clock by Rev. Linus BIakesley,
and as the bride and groom entered the
parlor, Miss Birdena Crandell played
Mendelssohn's wedding march, and they
stood in the bay window, which was
hung with strands of asparagus and
daisies. The decorations were chiefly
white carnations, roses and daisies, and
the bride was attired in a stylish travel
ing costume of brown cloth with hat and
gloves to match.
About twenty-five friends Of the fami-
lily were present and extended cOngratu-
latiOns, and Mr.. and Mrs. Crumrine left
Immediately for Denver. They will go
to Utah and GlenwOod Springs, and will
make tour of Utah before returning,
when they will be at home at 724 Polk
street
High School Glass.
Mr.. Will Read entertained the high
school of "a Wednesday evening at his
home on Harrison street, aud they had
such a good time as only those who go
through school together know how to
have. Misses Daisy Starr and Winnie
Vanderpool and Wilkie Clock contrib
uted TO the evenings pleasure with some
music, and Mrs Read assisted by Misses
Jennie L6Sc06r ana OuSSl6 1lydLL, served
a nice lunch. Those present were:
Misses Nettie Burdge. Mabel Miller.
Taunsie Caps, Bessie Maxwell, Winnie
VanderpOol, Gertrude tombstone, Daisy
Starr, Marie Brooks, Martie Whaley,
and Anna Murphy. Messrs- Wilkie
Clock, Geo. Beck, Earl Stiles, Clarence
Evans. James Fulcher, Frank Sheldon,
Louie Smith, Roy Millice, Charles Titus,
Oscar CharlsOn and Tom Mason
General Social Notes.
Misses Lulu and Bessie Burnham will
attend the commencement exercises in
Manhattan next week.
Mrs. d. w. Finney of NeoshO Falls, is
the guest of Mrs. A. A GODDARD.
Miss Whittlesey will remain at Beth
any all summer.
Miss Lillian Gemmel was in Kansas
City yesterday.
Miss Bertha Kimbell, who has been
the guest of Miss Louise Burnham, re-
turned to Manhattan Thursday.
Len Korn of Chicago is in town for a
few days.
Miss May Schultz gave a piano recital
Wednesday evening for her pupils.
Miss Sallie Corning is spending the
week with Miss Grace Lemon
Mrs J. NJ. Stoker and son, of Newton,
are visiting Mrs. J. M. McNeaL
III. T. Wehe, of Osawatomie, is visit
ing relatives in town
Miss Grace Mckee, of Csrbondale,
spent Wednesday in town.
The Pensee club met last night at the
home of Misses Deisher's on West Fifth
street. After several hours of amuse-
ment the club adjourned to meet again
at the home of Miss Gavitt, on East Fifth
street, next Thursday.
Welded at Leavenw
AT the home of DR.. and Mrs. Shaw F. |
Nicely in Leavenworth, at o'clock on
Wednesday evening, their daughter Re-
becca, was married to Mr.. Humphrey |
Rose, by Rev. N. s. Thomas of the st. |
Paul's Episcopal church. Mr.. and Mrs |
Rose have gone on tour around the 1
lakes to be gone about fortnight. Both |
are well known in society circles here |
and Mrs. Arthur Mills attended the we'd
ding.
Mrs. smyser's ThImbIe Party.
Mrs. W. g. Smyser was fortunate in /
having such a delightful day for her |
party and the cool breezes blew
her parlors and waited the deli /
cate fragrance of roses and clover. About /
three O'Clock this afternoon the ladies /
began to arrive and soon many fingers /
were busy with their needles, and /
the pleasant chat was inter
rupted at intervals with music By Mrs. |