The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-30

scheduled to take place in Topeka this
autumn. Chief among them. perhaps.
in interest is that Of Miss Low and Mr..
Albert Reid which is said to be set for
October. One OF the pFettiest Topeka
girls. at present out of town. and an
out Of town man will be married this
fall or winter. but the marriage may be
celebrated at the home of her relatives
in a neighboring town. A formerly of
Topeka man whose people live here will
be married to Topeka girl who has
been abroad for some time. Another of
which viii be received with some sur
prise, although the man and girl con-
cerned have been seen together great
deal for two or three years, will be that
woman and a young man whose posi-
ton, good looks and good grooming
have combined to place him among the
local social headliners. Although this
marriage will be of especial interest to
Topeka it is not yet settled that it will
take place here
Rivalling the fall weddings in interest
are number of recent engagements not
yet announced except to the families
and intimate friends of the young peO-
pie One girl who is a pronounced
favOrite in the younger set is receiving
the good wishes of her friends in spite
of her strenuous efforts to conceal the
new sparkler on the third finger of her
left hand. The young man lives in To-
peka and is very well liked personally
besides being one of the most eligible
from a material standpoint. There are
interesting rumors of a sentimental
nature about a Topeka girl who return
ed from the east this summer and who
it is stated will not return until she
goes to remain permanently In her
case also, a new ring first excited her
friends suspicious. The man is an
easterner and is not known here. A
public announcement of another be-
trothal which is expected shortly has to
do with a local railroad man and the
daughter of prominent Topeka fam
lily. No one will be greatly surprised.
An engagement of much interest
which has just been announced is that
of Miss Mabel Ray Martin. daughter OF
DIR. and Mrs. S. E Martin and Mr.. Aus
tin c. Brady of Monterey, Mexico. Both
Miss Martin and Mr. Brady are well
known in Topeka society. Mr.. Brady,
who formerly lived here, is now the
editor of the Monterey News and is a
newspaper writer of marked ability.
Miss Martin is an attractive young wo-
man whose lovable qualities have made
her a large circle of friends in Topeka.
The marriage will take place in the
fall.
Mrs Louis Wolfe. Of Indianapolis.
Ind, entertained a number of her wo-
men friends at the residence of her
father. Judge J. T. Clarke, In Potwin
today. The invitations were extended
to Mrs W. H Wolfe of Oklahoma. Mrs
]. D. Hewitt of Emporia, Mrs. Frank
Russell of ST. Louis. Ms. H. o. Gar
vey, Mrs. ]. E. Lord. Mrs. F. M. Bone
brake, Mrs. C. F. Spencer. Mrs. A l.
Redden, Mrs. o. e. Walker, Mrs. Frank
Foster, Mrs. Higginbotham, Mrs. James
Brier, Mrs. A. A Weiskirch. Mrs. c. e.
Judd. Mrs. Kiturah Bailey, Mrs. George
NJ Noble. Mrs. J. B. Larimer. Mrs c.
P. Bolmar, Mrs. A. D. Gray, Mrs. Frank
Willard, Mrs. c. H. Alexander. Mrs. J. B.
Thompson, Mrs. Alberta McGfnert, Mrs,
Loomis, Mrs. N. H. Loomis. Mrs. s. A.
Kingman, Miss Kingman, Mrs. T. J..
Hankla. Mrs J. r. Silver. Mrs. Mary
Macferran. Mrs. J. A Hickey. Mrs. AL
bert Watkins. Mrs. j. S. Clark, Mrs.
Anna Mason, Mrs George D. Walp, Mrs.
w. w. Mills. Mrs. P: w: Whitcomb.
Miss Caro- Deming, Miss Ida Macfer-
ran, Miss Belle Thompson, Miss Emma
Silver, Miss Bolmar. Miss Adelaide
Rolmar.
Mr.. and Mrs p. l. Bonebrake enter
tanned at a family dinner Friday night
for Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bonebrake of
Usage City.
Mrs. C. II. Samson entertained infor-
mally Friday night in celebration of Mr.
Samson's birthday anniversary The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William Brad
bury. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seery. Mr..
and Mrs. William Henderson. Mr.. and
Mrs F. l. Reser, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
B. Stotts. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Samson,
Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Samson. DR. and
Mrs. Pritchard. Miss Edith Aetcalf.
Miss Caroline Roser and Miss Mabel
Roser.
Mrs. J. K Barr entertained at ping
pong Friday night for Miss Rose Bur
ney of Winfield. the other guests being
Miss Sadie Shay of Emporia, Miss Lii
Ian Valentine, Miss Rose Davis. Miss
Lillian Kirkpatrick. Mr.. Horace Mac
ferran Mr.. John Abrahams. Mr.. Charles