The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-19
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
General Notes of Society and
Personal Items.
Recent Social Events i'm Topeka
and Vicinity.
Items of Interest About Topeka Peo-
PIE and Visitors in Town

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley have is
sued invitations to hemarriage Of their
daughter. Marguerite May, to Mr.. Car
roll Durham Merriam, to be solemn
lied Wednesday evening, July /, at $50
at Grace cathedral
BIr Merriam viii be attended by his
twin brother, Mr.. Clarence Merriam, as
his best man.
Miss Florence Smith of Waterbury,
Conn. Miss Bradley's cousin, viii be
her maid of honor
Misses Margaret Dudley and Mary
Lakin viii be the maids.
0Iessrs. Walter Noble. Paul Torring-
ton. Ned Osborn and Harry Weaver
will be the ushers.
Mr. and Mrs Bradley viii give a re-
cepti0n for Mr. and Mrs. Merriam at
their home on Fifth and Tyler after
the ceremony. from till N o'clock.
Enclosed with the invitations are
cards announcing lat home after Au-
gust 4" at 1925 Fillmore street.
Both young people are deservedly
popular and have many friends whose
sincere best wishes are theirs for the
happiness such union must bring
Mrs o. NJ Mcconnell visited Valley
Falls Wednesday, She returned in
time TO Join her friend. Mrs. w w.
Webb, for a few days stay at the OF
taWa Chautauqua-
The Ladies society of the First NJ
p. church met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. w. d. GOssett.
Miss May Davis of Wiggin-Fard-
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Mr. d. A. Clements and Mr.. c. H.
F'oullzs are in Chicago.
Miss Minnie Mcconnell is visiting
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MISS NAL re alsll ll5lS -l.l7 So ~
the ~naulauqua dsselil'ly AZ w W e-
in Ottawa, the guests OF MI. ana MIS-
S. F. Cravens-
Miss Marian kenderdine viii leave
Saturday 10 Visit Nh ana MS 2Sie5l
Mills at Las Fegas, y Al MIS- AllliS
was Formerly MISS il aAlcLOH HNs1el7i
dine
DIT and Mrs L. g. Wy assOn, MT anu
Mrs. D. H. Forbes, Mrs. W. Lltllellr 49,
Miss Bertha Wardin, Miss Amy hunt
and Miss Marie BROOKS are among re-
cent additions to the numb q Iopeka
people at the ottawa assent
Dr. j. B- HIhben has gone % Fultoh'
I'LL, tip attend g convention OI N4OGel q
WOolmens Of which order ne is mead
physician Dr- Hloben WAL so on %
his return.
Mrs. willis Lord Moore. president of
the Kansas state Federation OF W o
mems Clubs, read paper on " omen
as Editorial Writer'S at the Ottawa
assembly
Mr. Clarence N. Merriam has return
ed to ST. Joe Mr. Merriam viii come
back to Topeka on Saturday to remain
till after his brothers wedding.
Mr. David Lal1in went to AtchisOn,
where he was the guest of his school
mate MIR Roy Fletcher. and attended
a party Wednesday evening.
Mr. Fred Bentley, q prominent Wich-
fta attorney was in Topeka yesterday.
Mrs E C. Nettels who has been Wis
ftirg Topeka friends about two weeks,
win return to her home in Chicago
next Tuesday.
Mr. w w. Webb viii join his wife
and remain over sunday at Ottawa
Mr. Charlie FOulks is at home from
school in Indiana for his vacation.
Miss Carrie Baum will sing in lola,
Garnett and Ottawa, with Jennie Wren
Lewis pianist
MI Robert Cunningham. formerly of
Topeka now of NickersOn, was mar
ried yesterday in Washington, D. C.,
to a voung lady of that city
Mrs James Smith will leave today
For a visit with Mr. Smith at Peabody.
Mrs Charles Norehead Of Sedalia is
+ba rllest ~ her parents. Rev. and Mrs
IS TT Johnston. She came in time to at
terd fhe marriage Of her sister. Miss
Gertrude Johnston. and viii remain till
August
join her husband at Carrollton Mo
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Johnston ElolLon 1Ne'lulll55- TIL
Mrs w F. Roehl anu us- .-5 Iltel, ne
en- nave returned from d Fl7i' " H7s1F
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