The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-12
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert Ratten and Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick F'ruer entertained
at a delightful card party Friday even
ing at the Blower house. Miss Edna
Crane and Mr.. Charles Mitchell were
the guests of honor.
Fan tan was the game of the evening
The score cards were small Japanese
fans. The first prize. a fancy apron,
was Won by Miss Charlotte Page; the
second prize. a Japanese cup and
saucer, by Miss Katherine Clough, and
the consolation prize, a tiny japanese
doll, by Miss Mary Lakin. DR.. Hal
Hazlett won the mems first prize,
Mettlach stein; the second prize a copy
of the Carolina Cavalier, by Mr. Albert
T. Reid, and the consolation prize, a
japanese doll by Mr.. David Laldn.
After the scoring refreshments were
served on the card tables The lunch
cloths were made of Japanese napkins
and paper napkins We're used.
There We're ten tables of guests. Mr..
ana Mrs. Robert Berry. of LeaVen-
worth, and DR.. and Mrs. George Es-
terly, of Lawrence, We're among the
out-of-toWu guests. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with vases of cut
flowers and snilax.
A Musical
One of the very pleasant affairs given
for Miss Edna Crane was an informal
musical this afternoon at the studio of
Mr.. Ernest c. Council. Mr. Council
was assisted by Mr. Wood in giving an
enjoyable programme. Mr. Council
consulted the taste of his guests in the
selection of his solos, and each one was
the faVorite Of some one of the guests
present. Only the mem bers of the
bridal party and the husbands of the
matrons were present.
Smit1=YOunker.
very pretty wedding last Wednes-
day evening was that of Miss Euphemia
Ycunker and Mr.. Herbert Smith which
took place at the home Of the groom's
parents at Bradford Kan. AS Miss
Lena Smith sounded the wedding march
the bridal couple entered, attended by
Miss Eva Porter and Mr.. VIII YOunker.
and took their places under an arch Of
eFergreens and flowers. over them was
suspended big bell Of evergreens and
flowers and at the close of the ceremony
they We're shOWered with flower metals
from the bell The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Davis OF Harvey
Vile
The bride wore pretty costume
of white bafste trimmed with silk APP
plique The bridesmaid was also gown
ed in white.
The rooms were attrac6vely decorated
with eyergreens and flags. After con-
gratuiatlons refreshments were served
in the dining room.
the young people received many hand
some presents The grOoms parents
gave them five twenty dollar bills. There
were about a hundred guests present
Mrs J. r. Henderson of Alma. Mr. and
Mrs J. r. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Trusier
Mr.. and Mrs. BusenbaFk, Mr.. and Mrs
B R. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs r. H.
YounkeF. Mrs. True and Mr. Sam Little
of Hsskridge, Mr. and Mrs J. f. Sage
Miss Ola Right. Mr.. and Mrs viii Boy
cf Maple Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. + A kim
bali and MIR VIII Boiler of Auburn Mr.
and Mrs Bert kimball of Dover, MI
Jess Younker of Wyoming Mt and Mrs
Joe Clark Of Paxico Miss Eva Porter
Miss Ora Porter. Mrs. J. J. Nicholson
and little daughter and MI Hugh
Hearick of Topeka.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith went at once tc
their own home near Bradford
Notes and Personal Mention
The Travellers club will enjoy a social
evening at the home of Miss Jean Wal
lace tonight at 615 Harrison street 4
full attendance is desired and the menu
beers are requested to be prepared with
talk on Italy
Miss Bessie Jnnes, of Wichita. -
spending a short time in Topeka with
Miss Harriet Stanley. Miss Inness Is
en- route to her home from Chicago
where she has been studying music.
Miss Florence Miller came up from
Usage City today for the dance this
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Hadley, of Kansas City,
and Mrs A. II. Thompson. Mrs Had
ley was formerly Miss Agnes Lee.
Mrs. J. " Going has returned from
six weeks eastern trip.
The Felicity club viii meet next Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. A. W. Lacey
at her home on Harrison street The
club VIII meet weekly hereafter in or