The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-30

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Mrs. w. +. Parker gave a delightful
little neighborh0od party "Wednesday
afternoon at her home on Harrison
street complimentary to her daughter,
Mrs. J. Lyman Smith, who leaves next
Thursday for Arkansas to join her hus-
band 1t was an informal thimble party
and the cool pretty rooms We're simply
decorated with roses and peoniess the
porch was furnished with rugs, cushions
and easy chairs. At the close of the az
ternoon refreshments were served
The invited guests were limited to the
neighbors and included. Mrs W. W
Manspealzer. Mrs c. H Guibor, Mrs G
c. Foster Mrs. j. @. West. Mrs A. W.
Bronson. Mrs. #. j. Shubert, Mrs G. N.
Nelson Mrs. w r Smith, Mrs j. ID.
Mcfarland Mrs Sanders, Mrs H NJ
Phillips, Mrs. Zeis, Mrs J. G. McRae,
Mrs. O. O. Jacobs. Mrs. W. !. Heaiy,
Mrs. u. #. McManus. Mrs George W.
Reed. Mrs Ira Howe. Mrs. Minney. Mrs
J. v ROwles. Mrs Elmer Rowles, Mrs.
Frank Quinton. Mrs. J. E Mcleod, Mrs
+. C Afetcalf Mrs. N P. Garretson, Mrs
j. r. Davis. Mrs. DuRelle Gage Of Bos-
ton, Mrs r. At. Spivey. Mrs Ralph Ogil-
calf. Miss BrOSs. Miss Beatrice Foster,
Miss Lillian Foster. Miss Bessie West,
Miss Frances Solomon Of AtchisOn, Miss
Pearl Mcfarland. Miss Sanders, and
Miss Zeis-
Capt Albright Married.
Captain william S. Albright. assistant
state bank commissioner, and Miss
Sarah Josephine Ruder were married at
the brides home in Leavenworth last
evening
Miss Ruder has been for a number of
years a school teacher and one Of the
leading literary young women of Leav-
enworth. Captain Albright was the COM
mander of company c. Twentieth kan
sas volunteers. and was severely wound
ed while in the Philippine service.
Captain and Mrs Albright viii make
their home at the Wiley in Topeka. af-
ter returning from their wedding jour
ney next week.
CommisceO Party.
TheCommisceo club caves subscription
dance Wednesday evening at VinewoOd
which was enjoyed by about 80 dancers
The evening was perfect for such an at
fair and not the least pleasant feature
was the drive to and from the park.
Music was furnished by Stefnberg's or
chestra and punch was served during
the evening. This was the first of a
series Of VinewOod dances to be given
Those present were. Mr. and Mrs viii
Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Boyd. Dr.
and Mrs. H B. Hogeboom Mrs. N1cKib-
ben. Miss Maud AIcKibben, Miss Edna
Floyd, Miss Mabel F'usselman of Atch-
ison. Miss Mabel Roser, Miss Beatrice
Hayes, Miss Heloise Green Miss Carrie
Roser. Miss Ada Simmons, Miss Rather
inc Ernich Miss Mae DeCIercq. Miss
Alice Hartman. Miss Winnie PETER. Miss
Maud Naylor, Miss Daisy Warner. Miss
Leila Hord. Miss Ethel Iadd Miss Jose
phine Pickens Miss Maud Gillett. Miss
Maggie Wilson. Miss Sarah Schreiber.
Miss Emma Nichols, Miss Josephine Van
Amburgh, Miss Mabel Horton Miss
Jessie Cuthberr, Miss Laura Shehan.
Miss Jane Moore. Miss Olive Leonard
Miss Maud (Sreggs, Miss Blanch Steele
Miss Bessie Dreamer. Miss May Tally
Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Eda Smytn
Miss Ethel White. Miss Venice Whit
ney, Miss Katherine Hartman. Miss Min
ME Maier, Mr. F. E. Goodrich. Mr.. Reu-
ben Fogel. Mr.. Harry Brent Mr.. n C
Edleblute, Mr. Gus Mackey, Mr. r. l.
Heyden. Mr.. Jack Sharitt Mr. Jack
Mercer. Mr. r. w. Swearinger. Mr.. Ar
thur Kutz. Mr. Bruce Harmon. Mr.. T.
A Austin. Mr.. Charles Smyth Mr. Row
Millce( Mr.. Russell kincaid Mr.. Frank
E Middleton. Mr.. w H Tagparr Mr.
Lem White. Mr.. Beamer Nelson. Mr.
Earl Graham Mr.. N B. Thomson. Mr..
Harry Trivoh. Mr.. Ralph Ball. Mr. W.
r. Lawrence. Mr.. r. .. Robinson. Mr..
f. NJ Iuckerman, Mr. George M Nc
Carter, Mr.. Cord Smith Mr.. w r.
Marshall. Mr. Newton Alden, Mr.. John
Buchanan, Mr Morris Stevenson. Mr..
Harry Colvin. Mr. Bure Miller. Mr.. Rob
ert Irwin, Mr.. Harry McKirahan. Mr.
G.. B. Wingett
StrickrOtt- DumfOrd.
A pretty home wedding Wednesday
evening at $3.50 was that of Miss Alice
DumfOrd and Mr.. Fred Strkckrott. which
took place at the home of the bride Al
l24T Harrison street
Inc ceremony was performed bv
Rev F. r Mallory, of the Third Chris
tan church The rooms We're prettily
decorated with palms and pink roses
lot the occasion. There were about
fifty guests present.
As Wahfs orchestra PLAYED Men
deissohn's wedding march the bridal
couple entered Miss Ella Sipes was
the maid OF honor, and the groom was
by Mr.. Lewis Striclxrott
Inc bride wore a pretty white batiste
tucked ana rufi1ed and trimmed with
lace She carried bride roses and a
rev OF the same blossoms were in her
na1r- MISS Sipes wore white Persian
lawn ana carried white carnations
Mr. and Mrs. Strfckrott have gone r. (
housekeeping at Fourth and Western
avenue, where they are at home to their /
friends.
NOres and Personal Mention.
Miss Lillian Foster is spending Z. few
days in Kansas City
Mrs. C. g. Saunders NJ ID Of Chi
cage arrived In Topeka the first Of the