The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-17
SOCIAL AND Personal
Marriage Of Miss Mabel Griffith
and Mr.. John Kleinhanss
IT JUDGE v. c. WEBB'S HOME.
Mrs veaIess s-At EE0me'-Other items
Of Enleres1 in socIaI circles

IA wedding was s0lemnized this morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the home Of Judge
daughter Miss Mabel ID. Griffith and Mr..
John al. kleinhans were united in mar
rage.
Rev. Linus Blakesley performed the
ceremony, which was witnessed only by
til immediate relatives. The rooms were
adorned with cut flowers, palms and
ferns and the bride wore a handsome
travelling costume of seal brown novelty
cloth. a yoke and revers of brown vel-
vet were edged with fur. and fur was
used upon the skirt and outlined the
bodice.
After the ceremony a wedding break
last was served ia the dining room. The
bride has lived in Topeka from child
hood. and is graduate of the class Of
80 of the Topeka high school, while her
accomplishments and graces have en-
deared her % many friends The groom
was connected with Crosby Bros. dry
goods house until the opening Of the
Cherokee strip, and is now established ina
the hardware business in Cross, ok. iii
the firm of Clauser 81 KIeinhans. He IS
q brother-in-law Of M. 4. Crosby Of this
city.
Dir. and Mrs Kleinhans left this morn
ing for Cross, where they VIII make their
home.
MRS. veaIe's cat Home
Mrs. Geo. w. Neale ST., and Miss
Woodland of Atchis0n, we're sat home"
yesterday from till 9 in the formers
rooms in the " eale block. An informal
reception of this kind where no cards are
issued is something new in Topeka, and
met with decided appreciation among the
ladies and gentlemen who called The
apartments were softly lighted, and
palms and pOtted plants were bestowed
with the prettiest effect the afternoon
Mrs eale 1r-s and Miss Gemmel assisted
and in the evening Mrs. Clara Campbell
and Mrs. Robt Delehay received with
the h0stesses. The novel feature of the
affair was reached when Welsh rarebit
was served, with Miss Gemmel and AIr.
lei. IT, Call at the ehafing-dish. This Gus
tom Of informal receiving IS common ia
eastern cities. and is one which it viii
not take long to establish here.
General social Notes.
Miss Hazel Curtis celebrated her four
teenth birthday at her home, 91S Harris
son street, yesterday afternoon by giving
a very pleasant party The guests spent
the afternoon I'D games and dancing and
Miss Katie Shirz gracefully executed the
butterfly dance. Refreshments We're
served late in tile afternoon.
Mrs @ c. Hoadley Of Wichita, IS the
guest Of Mrs. Lewis WikidaL
4Irs y. y Frey will entertain tomorrow
afternoon.
Miss Grace Archer Of Newton, is visit
ing in town.
hrs. Judge Kingman viii give lunch-
con tomorrow afternoon.
s.. IA. Charles went to Denver yester-
day.
Miss May Maxwell went to Olathe yes
terdav for a visit.
Mrs. NJ ry Knox Melton, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. ana Mrs j. y.
Knox left Monday for Columbia. S. q.
Charles Hayden is up from Holton for
a few days
Mrs. II. II. Mills entertained this after
noon for Miss Woodland of Atehison.
G. r. Hudson is in Chicago.
ID. J. August has returned to st. Joe.
Airs. Bishop Vincent Will entertain the
ministers this evening
Mrs. W. 81 Crosby gives thimble
party ibis afternoon.
o. L. Mccartney has gone to Ottawa.
T. J. Anderson has returned from Fort
Worth