The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-25


riage Of her daughters, Lille May to
Mr.. Charles Hoskins Weller. and Mary
Zena, to Mr.. Thomas Alfred Cheal. on
Wednesday afternoon. October 8. at
$50, at her home at 10 Monroe street.
The former couple viii be at home at
Fort Bragg, Cal, after November Is,
and the latter at Amarillo. Tex.
At Martins Hill
Providing the weather is suspicious
the following young people viii enjoy
a picnic at Martins Hill this afternoon
and evening: Miss Florence Welcome.
Miss Winifred welcome, Miss Minnie
Dennis, Miss Santa Waters, Miss Nirgie
Payne. Miss Helen Otis, Miss Emma
Elliott, Mr.. John Abrahams. Mr.. T.
Fletcher Dennis, Mr.. Edward Dennis,
Mr.. George Payne of Fort Worth, Tex,
and MI. Frank Peacock.
The Ninde ChaHtauqua.
The initial meeting of the Ninde
Chautauqua this season win be held
next Monday evening in the lecture
room of the First Methodist church,
and all who wish to become members
are requested to be present. The course
terest this year. 1t includes a book on
Roman history, German history, Italian
literature and Human Progress, be-
sides the articles in the Chautauquan-
A Pleasant Affair.
One Of the pleasant events Of Tues
day evening was a straw ride given by
the young mems Bible class of First
Presbyterian Sunday school The af-
fair was first set for September 13, but
had to be given UP on account of the
storm, but the pOsrponement instead OF
marring the occasion as it some times
does, seemed to give an added zest.
The ride was participated in by Dr.
and Mrs J. D. Countermine and the
officers of the Sunday school, and some
of the girl friends of the young men
After riding around town and the adj
iacent country for a few hours they
inner in Potwin, where an fnfOrna pro-
gramme was given and refreshments
served.
The evening was enjoyed by DIR. and
Mrs. ]. y. Coun termine, Mr. and Mrs.
It. j. Brown Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Larimer. DR.. and
Mrs. c. Z. Judd, Miss Hattie Thompson.
Miss Ruth Campbell, Miss Bessie MI
Ter, Miss Bessie Wilson, Miss Lucille
Ward, Miss Dave knight. Miss Alice
Wilson. Miss Edna Guy, Miss Rather
Inc Bodwell, Miss Bertha Knowles. Miss
Eunice Bradbury, Miss Ethel Klise,
Miss Julia Larimer, Miss Alma Co
brecht; Mr. George A1cPhillamey, Mr..
David Gllies. Mr. John A. Barnes. Mr..
James X. Thompson, Mr.. Arthur Boil
linger, Mr.. Edwin Hotchhin, Mr.. Ernest
Simon. Mr.. George Gillies. Mr.. Frank
Gimler, Mr.. Frank Wilson, Mr.. James
n elSOns MI BrsllnarQ kOOnIZ, MI. Ellis
Custer, Mr. Wilfred GIlies, Mr. Chas
Wolfe, Mr.. James Johnson. DR.. W. l.
Demeron.
For Visiting Girls.
Miss Irene Mcneil entertained very
pleasantly Tuesday evening at her |
home. Miss Belle Gridley Of Arkansas |
City and Miss Catherine Riley of New |
ton We're the guests of honor. Cards |
and music We're the features of the |
evening. High five was the game of
the evening. The first prizes were won |
by Miss Lulu NOgel and Mr.. Will |
Aurel Rulings carried Off the consola-
ton prizes. At a late hour refresh |
ments We're served.
The guests We're. Miss Gridley, Miss |
Riley, Miss Mary McAndrews. Miss /
Edith Henderson, Miss Lulu Vogel, /
Miss Lillian Hanson, Miss Halle AIeers, |
Miss Sadie Kelley, Miss Maud Munson, |
Miss Elsie Cooper Miss Kate Flaherty /
Mcneil. Miss Lucia Nelly, Mr.. William /
Reed, Mr.. Aurel Rulings, Mr.. viii |
Mr.. Nate Cafferty, Mr.. VIII |
Powell, Mr.. Tom Warren, Mr.. Percy !
ogden, Mr. Christie Speer. Mr. Frank
Bevelle, Mr.. c. Henri Strawn. Mr..
Henry Huester. Mr.. Arthur Stenger
and Mr.. Milton Heber.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mrs. H. c. Barrold and daughter
Elizabeth and Miss Purviance of Chi
peka, the guests Of Mrs Harry J. Bone
MIR. and Mrs. f. Junior Bennett have
from weeks trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Waldemar Won Dahlen is a for
ner member of the Ladies' Music club
Of Topeka. and before she left the
ladies' presented her with one of the
club pins recent issue of the Rocky
Mountain News contained an excellent
picture Of Mrs. Won Dahlen, with a
short account OF her musical work and
her trip abroad.
Mr.. Frank Blanch and Mr.. T. Green
nave returned from a short business
rip to Oklahoma.
"A small party consisting Of the fol-
owing people spent Tuesday at the
Reed farm, few miles west of town:
,1r- and Mrs. J. B Mccoy, Mr.. and
cyrus Lewis and daughter
J. d. Walker will return the last of
he week from two weeks trip to
Philadelphia. Boston and other eastern
POINTS.
The Pactolian club with half a dozen
'ther friends will enjoy an informal
'arty Saturday afternoon at the home
# Miss Sarah Beck, on Quincy street,
complimentary to Misses Lille and
lena Freeman.
Miss Grace McGrew has returned
rom a three weeks visit at her home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Green have
hanged their plans. and have taken
ooms at the Virginia instead Of the
Copeland.
Mrs NJ j. Hobart left today for a
fsit with relatives in Missouri.
Mrs. w. NJ Mitchell, of Rossville.
pent Tuesday shopping in Topeka
Mrs Frank Church and three children
f Kansas City are in Topeka visiting
frs. Church's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
}. Knox.
George Payne Of Fort Worth, Texas.
spending a few days in Topeka with
is narents-
Mrs b. T. McGifin. who has been
pending the past three months in the
asst is expected home the last Of the
feeA; she is now visiting in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ray are plan
ing to leave Sunday for a two weeks
isit in Wichita, Arkansas City and Ok
hOma City.
MI ana Mrs Ralnh Clar1ser have