The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-06
Judd-Norton Wedding and the
Preceding Parties.
MANY LEAVE THE CITY.
All Who Can Hunt For Cooler
Latitudes.
Items or q Social and Personal
Nature.


a. che heat mas been SO intense tnat
exertion Of any kind was almost I'M
bearable and as social pleasures. even
of the most quiet kind, require a GER
tain amount of exertion, the week mas
been comparatively quiet Had II not
been for the NortOn-Judd wedding
Wednesday evening and the various
Fourth of July affairs. there Wouid
have been little to relieve II OF aoso-
lutte dullness-
Monday morning Mrs Warren n
Crosby gave an informal little party
al her home on Polk street. comph7
rnentarv TO Miss Marie Norton Inere
were lust fifteen guests invited TOT Tue
affair, and each one hemmed u.s.
cloth which was Afterwards presents -l-sls-
70 the guest OF honor ReIresh1Asn17
We're served at noon
tuesday evening Miss Mary MacLen-
nan entertained about forty OF HeA
TffIa friends at a trolley party.
The most interesting event OF tns
week was the marriage of Miss Marie
Norton daughter Of Colonel ana A1Is-
J. D. Norton, and DE- Herman ~,
Of Lead s. D.. which took place
Wednesday evening at $50 at the nome
OF the bride on West Eighth avenue
Rev A S Embree officiating Inc
arrangements Throughout were sil-ip ~.
but charming Pink and green were
the predominating cOlors IN the deco
rations. and the effect was cnafIlilh5-
The bride and groom entered unattena-
ed as Mr. David Norton p4a4eeu :" -.
delssohn's wedding mach; during the
ceremony Mrs. MOrgridge OF Pnllauei-
phia sang ANNE Laurie. Ine pfllS
wore a pretty costume OF Wnlte sllA
dotted null. trimmed WITH lace az
plioue AT the throat was toucn ~
pink velvet. and she carried an arm1uA
Of pink roses There were about n1tS
guests present. DR.. and Mrs JUDD VIII
spend several weeks at sylvan L-eA
and Hot Springs. ) D. aItef MnlS,A
they will 20 10 housekeeping IN Lead
At 1 o'clock Wednesday Miss rear
Iade Prescott gave an informal luncA-
con in honor OF her cousin MS 5I.Ii1
Prescott of Kansas City The taoie
was artisticaIly decorated with sweet
peas and pansies. Covers we're laio Lof
six.
Thursday there were picnies and par
ties galore. The largest private picnc
was at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs y
NJ Meade, on Fillmore street ne
pleasant grounds surrounding me
house were periodically decorated Win
flags and there were games ana
srnusements of all kinds. and the affair
was thoroughly enjoyed BY both old
and young. AT s o'clock supper was
served on small tables on the lawn,
and the evening was spent IN senolns
OF fireworks There were about 70
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L P. Hillyer's pretty
home was the scene of delightful
porch party in the evening The poren
was decorated with palms and flags,
while rugs easy chairs and hammocks
were provided for the comfort OF the
guests. There were about twenty
guests. There was a little informal
gathering at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Ashby and another at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank FARRELL The
IoIene club and some of their trlG-gts
enjoyed a very pleasant picnic at tAe
hone of Miss Edna AIillice. on Fillmore
street, Thursday afternoon and even
ing
Departures During the Past Week.
The summer outing has been the most
popular topic OF conversation for the
past few weeks and at the rate people
are leaving for cooler chimes, it would
seem that soon there Will be but a few
left in Topeka Those who left Monday
We're: Mrs Eugene F. Ware and daugh-
ter Mfllie, to Cascade, Col. for the re-
rnainder of the summer Miss Edith
Crawford. New York city for the re-
Tnainder Of the summer; Miss Octavia
Greenwood, Chicago and Chautauqua
for six weeks; Miss Flora Legget. Mich
fgan for the summer; Miss Alice Legget.
Winfield Chautauqua- then to Lake
Chautauquar -. r. for six weeks; Mrs.
r. H Adams and Miss Reita Updegraff,
New Mexico. for an extended stay Mrs.
S A. DerickSOn and granddaughter
Miss Belle Cook. Buffalo and other
eastern points for a several weeks
stay, Mrs. Parry and daughter, Miss
Anna M. Parry Bundy. Put-in-Bay and
Detroit for two or three weeks: Miss
Helen Esvarts. Lake Geneva. Wis, for
several weeks: Miss Lottie Deisher and
Miss Agnes Gross. Colorado for two or
three months Mrs. VIM Higgins Pu-
eblo. Mrs Frank L-agerstrorn and
daughter. Manitou, for a month: F. E
Smith and family, southern California
for a month.
Tuesday DR.. and Mrs. C A Nc
CURE, Michigan for several weeks; Mrs
A. ". Lacey. Richmond Ind. for the
remainder OF the summer: Mr.. and Mrs.
S NJ Crow. Colorado Springs. for two
months Miss Myrta keener, Chicago.
for the summer.
Wednesday. Mrs Albert Warner.
Chicago. for a week; Mr.. and Mrs A
Zahner. Canada for the summer. Mr.
and Mrs Harrison Miller and Mrs. J.
D. Miller. Buffalo and other eastern
points for several weeks: Mrs. j. w. f.
Hughes and children. I.udIngton for
the rest Of the summer.
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. William
adacferran and little son. Ludington.
for the summer; Mrs T Davis. Ken
lucky. for the summer. Mr. William Fl
Nyhitton. Luding1on. for several weeks
George Hackney, Buffalo and other
eastern points, for several weeks: Mrs
b F. McGihin- Chicago and the east
for the summer.
Friday: Mr. and Mrs. J. D. NJ Ham
uton- Chicago, for a week; Mrs r z
Warren. Colorado. for two months Mrs.
r. ID. Johnson, Chicago for savara /
weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph OefIvsa 80
son, Des MOines. and St Paul. for two
months; Mr.. Fred AfcGifHn. CHICAGO an7
tie east for three weeks; Miss Lie