The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-14
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
General Notes Of Society and
Personal Items.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
Items Of Interest About Topeka Peo-
PIE and Visitors in Town.

The wedding of Miss Blanche Dienst
of this city and Lieutenant G. R.
Krauthon Of Vancouver Barracks,
Washington. Will take place this even
ing at the First Episcopal church on
Elshth street 1t viii be a military
wedding. The church Will be resplend-
dent i'm military decorations. The at
tendants of the groom will be in full
dress uniform. The maid OF honor
VIII wear army blue ribbon and the
bridesmaids viii wear white ribbons.
White and army blue viii prevail
everywhere. The wedding party con
slsts of Miss Lou Taylor, maid Of
honor; Miss Rix, Miss Daisy Lakin,
Miss krauthOm. Miss Eleanor Wilson,
Miss HambletOn and Miss ROssington,
bridesmaids. Miss MarjOry Wheeler
and Miss Helen Higgins viii carry the
ribbons; Marian Wear and Anna Bod
ley, flower girls. After the wedding
a reception will be held for the bride
and groom at the home of MT. and
Mrs. W. w Manspeaker, corner of
Tenth and Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. @.
r. krauthOff viii leave Immediately
for Vancouver Barracks, Washington,
where they viii make their home.
Jaccard's visiting cards are correct
IN every particular. Adams Bros. are
the Topeka agents.
The bridal party Of the Dienst-
krauthOm wedding were entertained at
[ the home of the bride, on Taylor street,
last evening. After a rehearsal of the
wedding at the First Episcopal church,
the party went to the house, where
they were served a course dinner. The
house was in military decorations In
the bay window of the parIOr were
draped two silk flags, the Fourteenth
regimental flag Of the Kansas national
guards and the national flag. Be
tween the parlOr and the dining room
flags formed a pOrtiere. A long table
set in the parlor was brilliantly light
ed with candles and a banquet lamp.
Red and white carnations were placed
alternately at the place of each guest
The dinner was in seven courses.
AfterWard Lieutenant Lindsay sang.
Lieutenant Webster told some good
stories and the evening passed pleas
antly and rapidly Those present were.
Miss TAYLOR of LeaVenwOrth, Miss
Alma krauthOff, Miss krauthOm Of
Leavenworth. Miss Lila Rix of Hot
Springs, Ark, Miss HambletOn, Miss
ROssington, Miss Lal1in, Miss Wilson,
Miss Dienst. Lieutenant j. r. Lindsay,
Lieutenant w r. Mearns. Lieutenant
J. c. Greggs. Lieutenant Frank Web
Ster, Lieutenant w. NJ MORROW, Lieu
tenant O. r. Wolf and Lieutenant
Krauthoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Johnston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wear, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dienst and Miss Higgins.
Jaccard's visiting cards and wedding
invitations are Identical with Tiffany S
of New York in scripts, sizes, shapes,
etc The very latest fashions in So
4 clety stationery may pc seen at the
Jaccard agency, with Adams Bros.
Floyd Mcdonald. Dean Low and
Tom King are going to Leavenworth
Friday to attend the dance.
B. IT. Reed of Euensburg, Wash, ar
! rived in the city yesterday afternoon
after q n extended pleasure trip to Chi
/ cagO and Quincy, III. Mr. Reed Will
spen6 a week or two with his parents
4 and friends in Topeka
M S. T.. III. Wolfe and child, who have
/ been spending the summer in Evanston
H.. have returned to their home in Pot
win Place.
Miss Minnie French of Detroit, Mich,
/ is here to spend the winter with MIS-
/ j. H. Larimer Of POtWin Place
Miss Hattie Coates entertained infOr-
mally last evening at her home on the
corner Of Tenth and Taylor streets.
5accard'S monogram SUaCOnery IS
equal in every way to Timany's of New
I York The newest things can be seen
I at the Jaccard agency with Adams
Bros.
Miss Edna MOrehouse will entertain
at cards complimentary to her friend,
I Miss Ida Batty of Denver.
Miss Trissa Greenwood gave card
/ party last evening at her home, 1901
/ Western avenue.
Mrs. ]. V. Allen. who has been visit
I ing Mrs. Q. w. Nelson, will return to
4 her home in Beatrice, Neb- Saturday.
There viii be an oxford meeting the
+ last of this week
The Just for Fun club danced infor-
/ maly last evening at HudsOn's hall.
I Tt was the first of series of parties TO
be given this winter and was an entire
4 success. Steinberg'S orchestra furnished
/ the music The evening was just cold
/ enough to make dancing enjoyable. The
! membership of the club, which is linn
4 tied to fifty, is now completed. They
will give a party every two weeks,
/ Tuesday evenings, with now and then
! a tacky party, full dress party and
/ cards. The members of the club are:
/ Mrs. @. @. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs w. Il.
/ Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. e. H Crosby, Mr..
4 and Mrs. z. II. Cartilage, Mr.. and Mrs
! H. A. Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Eckert, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. 0. Garvey, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Gun
airy Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. ". Hinckley, Mr..
\ and Mrs. A "a. Aurd Mr.. and Mrs.
/ william Hord. Mr.. and Mrs I. 3. Howe,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. King, Mr. and Mrs
L. c. Eistler. Mr.. and Mrs B. T. Lewis.
{ Mr. and Mrs. A r. Lingafelt, Mr. and
4 Mrs w. d. Lacey. Mr. and Mrs wv. "a.
/ Morton. Mr. and Mrs j. f. Myers, Mr..
/ and Mrs. w. E. McNey. Mr. and Mrs.
F. r. Nipps. Mr.. and Mrs II. w Neis-
/ Wanger Mr.. and Mrs. 2. H Prescott,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. QuintOn, Mr. and
4 Mrs J. r. ROwIey. Mr. and Mrs. G. b.
Smith Mr.. and Mrs. i. s. Slower, Mr..
! and Mrs. r. j. Parker Mr. and Mrs.
] Geo. w. Weale, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs L. s
/ Woolverton. Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Weth-
q ereIl Mr. and Mrs. p H. Adams, Mr..
p. G. Chamberlain. Mr.. and Mrs. wv. Al.
Eastman Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hodson.
Mr. and Mrs L. H. Mum. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
4 O. Wear. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wolfe,
Mr. H. r. Taylor.
Mrs John w. Day has returned to
her home in Potwin place after a
weeks visit in Oskalcosa-
An important meeting Of the Pansy
club viii be held at Mrs G. b. AIer-
RAMS, 1925 Fillmore Friday afternoon
sherburne Robber Gives His Name.
Fairmont, MINI. Oct. 1.-THE Sher-