The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-02

slips Of paper on which were written
the following verses.
Within this 5eweled casket lies concealed
A treasure valued more than sordid cash
A messenger of joy or bitter pain.
An earnest Of intention wise or rash
A true Panaora's box this surely i,
Containing blfssful hope or black despair
For two whose guests you are this very
whose home and hospitality you share
The treasure in question reposed In a
tin box on a plush cushion and all had a
guess as to what it might be, but none
guessed correctly. It proved to be one
Of Mr.. and Mrs Walp's original wedding
Invitations
Mrs. WaIp and several Of her guests
wore their wedding gowns, and the host
ess carried her bouquet in q tin funnel
Late in the evening refreshments were
served by Miss PerIe Latham. Miss Ida
Stage, Miss Agnes Fisk and Miss Bere-
nice Fuller The souvenirs were small
patty tins with the dates 1880 and 1900
IN the center and the date underneath
Mr.. ana Mrs Walp were assisted IN
entertaining by Mrs and Mrs T 5 Ma
son. Mr. and Mrs Albert " atkins Nh
and Mrs Warren NJ Crosby, Mrs. E.
H FOsdick and Miss Miller Maddox
Marian and Charles Walp also assisted
The decorations consisted OF cut flowers
and trailing madeira vines Suspended
in the folding doors were the dates 1880
and 1900 IN tin
Notes and Personal Mention
Mrs. W. G. Robbins has returned to
her home in Winfield after a short visit
in the city with Mrs. Robert Pierce.
Mrs A A GODDARD and Mrs Willard
Han leave "Wednesday for a short trip
to Chicago. Mrs Godard VIII return IN
a few days but Mrs Hall expects to re-
main a week and Will be accompanied
home by her husband who has been
fishing in the north
from Leavenworth the first Of next
week for the Rossington-P Phillips we'd
ding. and will be the guest Of Mrs Geo.
w Neale at 200 Quincy street
Mrs. A. A. Hurd and sister, Mrs. Della
Noreland are spending few days in
Chicago.
Miss Susie Gay i UP from Lawrence
spending a few days with Miss Louise
Smith.
Miss Marie Brooks goes to Kansas
City. Wednesday, for s. weeks visit with
friends
day afternoon complimentary to Miss
Mabel Wilson
Mrs George LeBean and little son
Harold of Chicago are visiting at the
home Of Mrs LeBean's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs P PIamOndOn at liza Quincy
street
Mrs. H H Miller and son Earl have
to their home IN ROssville af-
Mr. Farley Thorn OF Clarkesburg. West
Virginia, is IN the city visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. Tom Joseph
Miss Zue A Bell went to Kansas City
today after a visit with relatives Miss
Bell has been spending the past year in
Oklahoma with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs J. s. Warner left today
for St Louis TO attend the exposition the
remainder Of the week
Miss Nellie Clough Will entertain in
formally Wednesday afternoon compii-
mentary TO Miss ROssington-
Mrs w C Webb and little grand
daughter. Esther Kleinhans, are visiting
in Girard. Kan
Miss Josephine Gay returned to Law
renee Monday after a short visit with
Miss Dorothy Wilson
The Helianthus club viii give a sub
scription dance Friday evening at Hud-
sons hall
William Quigley. OF Sterling. has been
spending few days in the city, the
guest OF DR.. and Mrs c. b. Reed
Miss Lugrace Whitmer is convalescing
from six weeks severe illness
Mr.. and Mrs H W. Moore have an
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Lulu, TO Mr. Clarence E. Pendleton
the marriage to take place in the near
future.
Miss Nellie Shepherd OF Burlingame is
visiting in Topeka
Mr. and Mrs Charles z Cart returned
TO their home in LeavenWOrth Monday
after a few days visit in Topeka with
Miss Eleanor Smith.
Mrs. Sim and daughter Mona of 1927
Clay street, returned Monday from a six
weeks visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs A DOOly and family
nave returned from Beloit and viii make
their home in Topeka
T I Herren has returned from a visit
in Indianapolis.
Mrs Kate Purl has returned from a
SIX weeks visit in Chicago with her
daughter, Mrs Swart and Miss Anna
Purl, formerly of Wakarusa
Engraved wedding invitations and
cards Adams Bros, III Kansas avenue.