The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-25
THE MLLLGADAMS co.

the guest of his brother. and sister Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Swartz until Sunday.
Mr.. Bert Green returned to Leaven-
worth this afternoon after spending
Thanksgiving at home with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Green.
Miss Grace Miller who is attending
the state normal school at EmpOria is
visiting her father, Mr.. c. S. Miller, and
sister, Miss Mabel Miller, for a few
days.
Mr.. Charles White, secretary of the
Keokuk Bag company of Keokuk, Ia,
will arrive this evening and be the
guest for several days of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Edward Jordan.
The Parlor Minstrels under the man
agement of Mrs. a. E. Campbell and
Mr.. S. B. Daley, will give a perform
ance at Lukens' Opera House, North
Topeka, Wednesday evening, Nov. 30,
1898. This is the same company that
gave such a satisfactory performance
in North Topeka about a year ago, and
consists of some of the best musical
talent of Topeka The songs and spec
ialties are strictly up to date, and the
entertainment is very laughable. Ad-
mission Is cents; children 10 cents.
Attend the D. of H. social dance and
cake walk Saturday evening, Nov. 70,
at 81 North Kansas avenue.
The marriage of Miss Edith Blangeres
and Mr.. Walter W. Morris was solemn
lied Wednesday evening, November "a,
at 9 o'clock, at the home Of the brides
father, Mr.. G. Blangeres, quarter or
a mile east of the Lyman school house.
AS Miss Winnie Cash played Mendel-
sohn's wedding march the bridal party
entered the parlor where they were met
by Rev. Mr.. Embry, pastor of the Chr1S-
tan church of Kansas City, Kansas,
who performed the ceremony. The br1de
wore a pretty gown of white organize,
with veil and gloves. ana carried d
bouquet of bridal roses. After the
young couple had received the cOngrat-
ulatiOns of their friends the wedding
supper was served to the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, Misses
Carrie Lease, Grace Embry, Lou Morris,
I4ottie Morris, Matte Embry, Ina
Parish, Carrie Hanum, Birdie Cash,
Jessie Parish, Minnie Schults, Myrtle
Palmer, Irene Walker, Lizzie Walter
Virginia. Cook, Bessie Anderson, Mrs
Anderson. Mrs. BOllOtte, Mrs. G r.
Stovall, Mrs. L. E. Riordan, Mrs. Mollie
Beeler, Messrs. J. H. Speer, Alpha Rob
inson. Oscar Beeler, VIM. ]. Stovan, C.
H. Lease, Enmons Lease, Ed Blangeres,
Ben Lease, Walter Lease, George Lease,
J. W. and Ed. Stovall, Frank Meyer, j.
Kull, c. H. Cook, G. Blangeres and Rev
Embry Mr. and Mrs. Morris will be at
home for the present with Mr.. BLANC
eres. Mr.. Morris formerly worked for
the Santa Fe, but now travels for the
American Book company.
The fremen were called away from
their Thanksgiving dinner yesterday to
Mayors bakery, but the alarm proved
a false one. Some one had put wood
in the oven and forgot to turn the
smoke, and a passer by seeing the same
turned in the alarm.
Miss Eva Ramey was very pleasantly
surprised by q number of her friends
last evening at her home on Harrison
street. The time was spent In playing
games and pulling taffy. Those present
were: Misses Pearl Nash, Florence
Firth, Winnie Walker, Gertie Palmer,
Nettie and Stella lRamey, Grace Miller,
Amy Parsons, Iva Grow, Lille Wilder,
Clyda Mccall, 1nez and Lula Kincade,
Clara Ehrhart, Ethel Alexander; Messrs.
Harry Nash, Walter Graft, Fred Par
sons, Clarence Johnson, Harry Ofheld
and Ben Ramey.
One of the pleasantest dinners in the
city yesterday was that enjoyed by the
members of fire station No. L, and their
families, at their eighth annual Thanks
giving reunion. The dinner was served
in the front upper room of the station,
the table being placed diagonally across
the room in order to accommodate the
large number who sat down to the BAN
quet. Two immense turkeys graced the
board f1anked by large dishes of vege-
tables and salids in great variety, Grim
salads in great variety, crimson cram
berries, golden oranges, luscious pears,
that they have been celebrating Thanks
tables of every kind with pickles and
and candies. It was truly a royal
feast. When the table was ready for
the guests s. L. Courtney took a flash
light picture of it. and was preparing to
their families were seated, when an
alarm of fire was turned in and post
poned the proceedings for a short time.
This was the first time in all the years
that they have been celebrating Shanks-
giving in this manner that such an in
terruption has occurred. The alarm was
a false one, however, and the picture