The Topeka state journal., 1902-04-16

rooms on West Eighth street last night
in response to invitations sent out by
the Success club. The cards which We're
sent out bore some unique quips and
puzzles. the solution for which had to
be found upon one cent pieces Imita-
tiOn pennies, bearing numbers and the
eEplanation Match Me- served duty
for the selection of partners. TO the
pleasure Of the evening musical num-
bers by Miss Margaret McAdams and
Miss Selma BerOnius added a great
deal. Refreshments were served The
rooms were nicely appointed for the
occasion. Cosy corners were arranged
wherever possible, and with the addi-
ton of window seats the reception room
had delightfully."- homelilxe appearance.
Palms and cut flowers added much to
the general effect.
A Valley Falls Wedding
The marriage Of Miss Frances John
son and Lieut. A B. Shafer viii take
place this evening at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. A Johnson in
Valley Falls. They win come at once
to Topeka and be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. P Paxton at their home on
Fillmore street until Thursday, when
they ySill leave for a trip to Colorado.
Both young people are well known in
Topeka and Valley Falls.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Paxton
win entertain a small company in their
honor. The guests will be limited to
former residents of Valley Falls who
now uVe IN Topeka
LeneHberger- Sellers.
The marriage of Mr. Theophilus Leuen-
berger and Miss Fay Sellers took place
Tuesday evening at $3.50 at the home of
Mr. Fred Leuenberger at 1918 Santa Fe
street. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. G. ]. Jaiser Of the German
Methodist church. The wedding was a
very quiet affair as only the relatives
and few intimate friends We're present.
Refreshments We're served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leuenberger received many presents
A Surprise Party.
Miss Anna Isaacson was very pleas
antiy surprised by number Of her
friends Monday evening at her home on
East Seward avenue. in honor of her
birthday The evening was spent in
music and games and at a Ia te hour re-
freshnaents were served. Those who en-
joyed the evening were: Miss Carolina
Johnson, Miss Margaret Eyetzki Miss
Emma lsaacson, Miss r. Dill Miss
Carrie Eshe. Miss Bessie Roston Miss
Backus. Miss Lille Swanson. Miss Mabel
Cremer, Miss Anna Johnson. Miss Nettie
Petersen, Miss Edith Peterson. Mr.. Geo.
Johnson. Mr. Chas. SardCu, Mr.. George
Sardou Mr. Fred Isaacson. Mr.. Harry
Conwell Mr. Howard Hunt, Mr. Frank
SwaItz. MI. Paul Pyetzki, Mr.. Clarence
Matson. Mr. VIM. Hunt, Mr.. Silas Ford
Mr.. Gustave johnson and Mr.. Peter
Isaacsop-
NoteS and Personal Mention
Mrs. George Crawford will entertain
TIE ladies' cf the Evening club Friday
G afternoon complimentary to Mrs. c. NJ.
Merriam OF Boston and Mrs. Thcmas
Kelley of Denver.
Rev. and Mrs s B. Anderson of Ports
mouth, Ohio, are expected in Topeka the
first OF the month Tor a visit with their
daughter Mrs Win Whitton. Mr. Alder
sen is planning TO go on to Colorado
Springs for a six weeks stay and dur
ing his absence Mrs. Alderson will re-
main IA Topeka.
Miss Ethel I-eek of Pennsylvania is in
Topeka the guest of her cousin, Mrs. H.
NJ. Philips
Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley are Occur
pying the home of Mr. and Mrs c. B.
Merriam during their absence in Europe
and Mr. end Mrs c. NJ. Merriam cf
Boston are staying at the Bradley resi-
dence on Tyler street
Tie Ramblers club will hold its regn--