The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-06

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Mrs. Waldermar Won Dahlen, of Den
yer, formerly of Topeka. will sail Oc-
tober 6. on the Deutschland, for Vienna
where she expects to spend two or three
years studying vocal She viii visit her
mother, Mrs. Huey in Dwight, Ill, for
a short time before going. Mr. Won
Dahlen will remain in Denver, but ex-
poets to spend several months in
Europe next year with his wife.
Delightful Affair
Miss Belle WeIch was the guest of
honor this afternoon at = delightful
function given by Mrs J. K Bair and
her sister, Miss Lillian Kirkpatrick, at
the home of the latter on West Sixth
avenue
The rooms were simply but tastefully
decorated with palms, ferns and cut
flowers. In one of the rooms was a
punch bowl, presided over during the
afternoon by Miss Frances Walsh Lit
tie Miss Mildred Mills was at the door
to admit the guests.
During the afternoon each guest was
requested to write a verse OF poetry
with the bride as the subject. The
prize given for the best verse was
pretty souvenir spoon from the Gaia
lima islands. Vocal numbers by Mrs
Albert Warner and Miss WEIGH were
much enjoyed.
Late in the afternoon refreshments
We're served throughout the rooms by
the hostesses, Miss Mabel McGiffin as
sisting. About forty guests We're IN
vited for the affair, all the members OF
the FactOlian club being included
The invited guests were: Mrs. Edwin
Fox, Mrs. George Mccoy, Mrs Carl
SaWin, Mrs Charles WEIGH, Mrs. l. M
Fuller of Kansas City, Mrs. Lewis
~ .f-Ix
Charles Kline of Richland, Mrs Frank
Strawn, Mrs Albert Warner, Mrs J.
c. Allen, Mrs Albert Purdy, Mrs. VIII
bur S. CLANCY, Mrs VIII Clsuser, Mrs
r. r. Rulings Mrs. J. NJ. Kirkpatrick
Mrs O. NJ. p McClintock, Mrs. JAY
Van Houten, Mrs. Charles Rice, Miss
Elsie Valentine. Miss Lillian Valentine,
Miss Carrie Merrick Miss Grace Van
HOuten. Miss Dora Tuckerman. Miss
Rose Davis. Miss Leila Mcclellan, Miss
Agnes Walsh, Miss Anna Marie Walsh,
Miss Gault, Miss Sarah Beck, Miss
Edith Moore. Miss Mary Barley, Miss
Villa TomlinsOn, Miss Anna Banks,
Miss Beulah Lee. Miss Lille Freeman,
and Miss Mabel NIcGiffin.
JOhnsOn-Baraes.
Miss I4etta l.. Barnes, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Barnes, and
Mr.. G. Emerson Johnson, Of Pueblo,
Colo, were married Thursday evening
at the home of the brides parents at
performed by Rev c. NJ. Sheldon. of
the Central Congregational church
The young people went at once to
Pueblo where they will make their
home.
Miss Barnes has held the position of
assistant to her father, who is the sec
rotary of horticulture Her sister, Miss
Irna Barnes, will succeed her.
A Birthday Party.
Miss Emma Atwood Tomlinson en-
tertained a Number of her little friends
very pleasantly Thursday afternoon at
her home on Woodlawn avenue in cele-
bration of her tenth birthday. Most of
the time was spent in playing games
on the lawn. Late in the afternoon re-
freShmentS were served IN the house.
In the center of the table was the
cake blazing with ten candles. |
The guests We're: Gertrude KitcheN. |
Bertha Kitchell, Berry Morgan Dollie |
Entyre. Charlotte Mcclellan, Mary |
F'lossie Milton, Oleta McC1uny, May /
Tomlinson, Ruth Tomlinson, and VIII /
liam Tomlinson-
A Trolley Party.
The st. Cecilia Music club enjoyed |
a very pleasant trolley party Thursday |
evening Each member was privileged /
to invite one guest They met at the |
studio of the president, Miss Anna NJ. |
Parry Bundy, and started from there !
After riding around town for awhile |
after which the ride was completed
The affair was enjoyed by the follow
ing: Miss Blanche Hawley, Miss Lucy /
Council, Miss Cora Council, Miss Ruby /
Hilley, Miss Eva Telft, Miss Grace /
Reed, Mrs. T. S. Stephens, Miss Mabel |
Miss Gertrude Hart Miss I
Carrie Wilcox, Miss Cora Eby. Miss
Maude Mahoney, Mrs. Andrew Smith, !
Mrs. Estelle Yount, Miss Blanche Car
anahan Miss Jennie Caranahan. Miss
Grace Babcock, Miss Eva Harding, /
Miss Ruth Campbell, Miss Grace Col
Inns, Mrs Frank Bacon, Miss Anna
Parry Bundy Miss Esther Hart Miss
ALA Walker, Miss Bessie vanOrsdal,
Miss May Coulter Miss AIaude Gregg.
Miss Daisy Wellman, Mr.. George
Beardsley, Mr.. Robert Higgins. Miss
LOttie Kelley, Master Willie Throck-
morton of Burlington.
Campers Return.
A party of campers returned Thurs
lay from outing on the Marias des
Cygnes river, forty miles south of To-
oeka- They went overland and had
Two carriages for the people and a
wa gon for the tents and other impedi-
nenta. Returning they made the trip
1t night.
The party was composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Payne and daughters Bessie,
Claire and Annie and son Don, Mr.. and
Yrs. J. r. Richards and son Lawrence.
Miss Goldie Lutes and Mr. Clifford
lutes. The time was enjoyably spent
n boating and fishing.
An Informal Dance.
An informal dance was given Thurs
lay evening at Hudson's hall by Mrs.
\. Samuel and Mrs. NJ. AffrOn in honor
# their sister and sister-in-law, Miss
sadie Friedman and Mrs. Sam Fried
nan of Evansville, Ind. Miss Odus
samuel presided at the punch bowl
Turing the evening.
The affair was enjoyed by the follow
ng guests: Mr. and Mrs. George Her
on, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Barnum, Mr.. and
1rs. J. August, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Affron,
Or. and Mrs A. Samuel, Mr.. and Mrs
wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bischoff, Mr. and
Irs. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Steinberg.
IT. and Mrs Russell. Mr.. and Mrs.
axe Friedman, Mr. and Mrs Herrick,
IT. and Mrs. Fred Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.
Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Garter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Id c5latal1 MI. and Mrs EaIlzraaL MI.