The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-21
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In Topeka there is always, so far as
/ social events are concerned. either a
feast or e famine Society here is moth
! ing if not spasmodic and the law of ac-
ton and reaction is invariable Usually
| too in these periods of uncommon &C
tivity, which are always followed by
| temporary stagnation, all the affair have
a common occasion and all the gayeties
a common center. The festivities of the
moment are usually confined to one
particular set. If it is very busy it has
a monopoly of the excitement and
other circles are proportionately dull
For the last fortnight all the events have
been in honor of visiting girls and a
prospective bride, and except among
their Immediate friends things have been
at a standstill. In those sets, however,
there has been something doing" every
day, and the activity promises to keep
! up another week. at least With the
/ 1st of July. however, will begin the in
/ eVitable lethargy of the heated term,
/ for the women the annual hegira for the
! summer resorts and for the men closed
( houses and the consolation of the clubs
| A quiet home wedding. very pretty in
| every detail and of much interest on
/ account OF the prominence ana DODu-
larlty OF the bride and the groom, which
/ was celebrated today was that of Miss
T Myrtle JetmOre and Mr. Frank Patrick
! Ire marriage took place at the resi-
/ dence of the brides parents Mr.. and
/ Mrs. a. B. Jetmore, corner of Tenth
/ avenue and Harrison street, at hign
! noon Only relatives We're present, but
/ the house was very deliberately decorat-
/ ed and the ceremony. which was per
+ formed by the Rev J. D. Mcfarland.
was notably impressive and beautiful
j 1t took place in the front drawing ROOM
+ in bower of palms and asparagus
/ fern, with a tall pier glass reaching
| from the floor to the ceiling as a back
! ground. Clusters of pink roses and
/ sweet peas gave touches of color against
/ the back ground Of green The dining
room where the wedding breakfast was
/ served was also in pink and green and
/ nasturuums and roses were used with
/ the palms and ferns in the other apart
ments. Miss Margaret Jetmore, the
/ brides young sister, played the Lohen-
/ grin wedding march as a professional.
1 The wedding toilet was uncommonly
| handsome. It was Of white crepe de
chine lavishly trimmed with duchess
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick left this after
noon for an extended wedding tour.
which Will keep them away most of the
summer. They viii be at home upon
their return to Topeka at 14l0 Topeka
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A J. Jetmore Of Kansas
City were here for the wedding.
Mrs G. R 0faunsen entertained Fri
/ day afternoon at cards for Mrs
F. F. Maunsen of Little Falls.
New York The invited list included
verton, Mrs A H Purdy Mrs.
James Sproat. Mrs. J. E. Morris. Mrs.
/ George Mccoy Mrs. Carl Sawin, Mrs.
w O. Rugby, Mrs. j. <. Blair, Mrs
| John Dudley, Mrs. J. R. Koontz. Mrs
/ .. H. Kittle.
The young men of the Helianthus club
/ gave a dancing party at Steinberg' s
hall Friday night in compliment to some
| of the visiting young women. The or
lginal plan was to have a platform
| dance at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Byron Davis but continued rains and
! the drop in the temperature combined
| to make a lawn party unseasOna bic.
| In attendance were Miss Louise Jones OF
! Fort Madison, Iowa, Miss Ada BechteI
| of Hiawatha, Miss Hannah Edwards OF
| Emporla, Miss QuintOn, Miss Fay Quin-
/ ton, Miss Ethel Davis, Miss Jones Miss
| Margaret Jones, Miss Emma Dennis
Miss Sue Sharitt. Miss Agnes Burdge
Miss Helen Otis. Miss Edith Guibor
] Mrs. Ina Crist. Miss Marcia SpiveV Miss
| Jessie Campbell, Miss Kate Freshman
/ Miss Agnes Gunther Miss Jeanette
/ WOlc0tt. Miss Annabelle TrOutman Miss
| Ethel de Obert, Miss Mamie Veale Miss
/ Jessie Myers. Miss Jessie PaVne Miss
Louise Kellanl Miss Sue Herbst. Miss
Lulu Ewart, Miss Foster, Miss Lillian
/ Foster, Miss Alice Lakin, Miss Berenice
Fuller, Miss Harriet Stanley, Miss
Nellie Baker Mr. Frank Warren of EN-
poria, Mr.. Wallace Thompson, Mr. Der
nard Crosby. Mr. Ed Dennis, Mr. DicH
/ Alden, Mr. Reuben Spivey, Mr.. Malcolm
Garrard, Mr.. Harley Reisman Mr.. VIII
Wikidal, Mr. Barney Ley. Mr.. FREQ
Barnes, Mr.. JOa Morgan, Mr.. Arthur
McClintOck, Mr.. Allan Lauck, Mr.. Chas
Ost, Mr.. Harry Parks, Mr. Frank Gaia
gan, Mr.. Theodore Snattinger, Mr. Roy
Miller, Mr. Don Mulvane, Mr. Charles
GuibOr. Mr. Maurice O'Rourk Mr.. Ber-
Cook. Mr.Lester Davis. Mr.. VIII Tinker
Mr.. Roland Medlcott, Mr.. Harold Cope
land. Mr.. James Stewart, Mr.. Howard
Patten, Mr. Lathrop Resseguie, Mr.
Scott Lord, Mr.. George Snyder, Mr.. 10,
Ramsay, Mr.. Sam Freshman Mr.. Ken
meth Wharry, Mr. Guilford Updegraff
Mr.. Merle King, Mr. VIII Cartilage, Mr.
Charles Nudge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. McClintock will en-
terrain a small company at dinner to
night at their home. 1913 Fillmore street
The occasion is their twenty-fifth wed
ding anniversary. Dinner viii be served
at o'clock and covers laid for a.
Miss Mary Thompson was the hostess
at an Informal gathering at her hom'
on Topeka avenue this morning for Mis-
Emma White, her other guests being
Mrs. Charles Haynes of Sabetha, Mrs
Edward Yates Hill of Logansport, Ind.
Mrs. ". W. Mills, Mrs. Ben Akers, Mrs
Fred Cole. Mrs. T. G. Kennedy, Mis-
Gunther, Miss Moon. Miss Clough, Mis-
Kate Clough, Miss Rodgers, and Mis-
Anne Quigley Of Sterling.
Twenty of the intimate friends OF
Miss Emma White, in compliment tC
whom the affair was given. We're enter
tanned by Miss Clough at her home. 40
Tyler street. this afternoon at a
r11,. 4az a
quartette tables decked in sweet peas
which formed the centerpiece ane