The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-17


home TO their friends after Septern-
Der 10.
Miss Lillian Vincent Married.
A marriage which win be Of inter
est to Topeka people is that of Miss
Lillian Vincent. daughter Of ex-Con-
gresham wv. y. Vincent OF Gay
Center. and Mr.. William Hirrhs OF
Kansas CITY. which occurred at high
noon Thursday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. L Prince. in Clay Center
The wedding was a very quiet affair
and no cards were issued The bride
IS an accomplished and charming
young woman. she has often visited in
Topeka and has many friends here.
A Pleasant Affair.
Little Miss Dorothy Hadley enter
tanned a number of her friends very
pleasantly this afternoon at her home
at ga Clay street. complimentary TO
Miss Louise COnneI Of Kansas City.
The hours were from until 8, and the
time was spent in playing games
During the afternoon refreshn ents
We're served
The guests were: Misses Louise Con
mel Of Kansas City. Mildred Rice Of
Chicago. Irene Frank Margaret Tiilot-
son, Helen Rhinebach. Helen Kittle
Helen Davis, MarjOry Rodgers. Edna
Shreve. Pauline Hubbel. Pauline Nc
Mary Wehe.
Miss Percie MONTGOMERY and Miss
Lillian Blood have invited guests for
picnic to be given at Garfield park
next Tuesday afternoon Mrs II. 5.
Montgomery, Miss Daisy Wellman and
Miss Halle Meers Will chaperone the
young people
The affair viii be enjoyed by the fol-
lowing young people, Miss Julia Well
house. Miss Blanche O'Nefl of Leaven-
worth, Miss Myrtle Karr. Miss Pearl
far- IN.
Louis Cooke, Miss Ethie Hulet Miss
Pearl HerrberE. Miss Ethel Steinbarg,
Miss Hazel Mulvane Miss Julia Whit
ney. Miss Percie Montgomery Miss
Lillian Blood. Masters Tinkham Veale.
Harry Sturgis. Harry Freshman
George Neale- Leo Conweu Charles
Adams, Carl Trapp Charles Stefnberg
I'D Guild. Harley Carter. Arthur Reed.
walter Weiman. William Selan. and
Grady Montgomery
A Birthday Party.
Mrs ]. Harry French entertained
about forty little people Friday evening
from until g. in celebration of her
son Joel Anderson French's eleventh
birthday
1t was a lawn and porch party. and
a gay appearance was produced by the
quantities of fancy Japanese lanterns
which produced a. soft light RUGS
cushions and numerous cosy corners
made the place very attractive. Miss
AAeA~~AE lfAs1E-ALol ana MISS Anna Wood
ward served punch in the hail during
the evening "A four-cOurse supper. was.
served on the lawn The guests were
received and entertained by Mr. J. n
French. Mrs. William Sells Mr.. and
Mrs J. Harry French. Mr.. J. To-
French. Mrs. Harry Knox. and Mrs. r.
Il. Roby-
The invited guests were. Esther
Pears. Edith Davis Eva Bailey Grace
and Bertha Schwarzkopf. Angie Mat
2aesys. Bernice Dietrich. Hattie Eagle
Hazel Howe. Edna O'COnnor Adeiine
Pears, Nellie and Maud Bell. Eugene
2ulnton AURA Hyatt Hattie Bacon.
Ehza beth Moore. Jack SchwarzL0nf
ToWnsley Rohy, RAY McElrov Glove
Nece. Edward HYATT Alfred Cole
Frank Pears. William McCliufo~ K
t<aiph Bacon Nabin Dickinson. Willie
kirk Albert Spiyey. Alfred Dufntnr
Harold Bailey. John Kenley- E-re ,,rie
O.Reilly, Allan Sells. Joel T-,aTcb
Freddie Bell. Donald PattIson. George
Coe. Earl Bush and Dixie McCleary.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. Clarence Bowman left TODAY for
sL Flul 70 visit MS sister, he viii also
80 70 lsudlngton before returning to see
MS VIE who is spending the sumner.
there He win be away about two
weeks. wv
Misses Myrtle and Lulu Fordvoe win
eve SUNDAY Tor q several weeks visit
with relatives I'm Waveland. Indiana
Mr. and Mrs. WI. "A. T.. Thompson leave
Sunday for trip TO the northern lakes
Miss Patience Bevier returned. Friday
from tlnpori4a where she has baan
spending q few days since retarnfn-
from her Colorado outing she VS.
acconpan MED by Miss Frances Con-,
who VIII be her guest.
Mrs Stewart and daughter Miss
Jessie Stewart of Tyler street win 80
turn Sunday evening from a two weaiys'
cutting in Colorado.
Mrs. Harrison Morgan entertained
the members of the L4akota club very
DELIGHTFULLY."- Friday morning al har
Rome on Topeka avenue complimentary