The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-29

daughter. Dacotah, have returned from
a visit to LeavenwOrth.
Mrs. r. T. Hazard Of Boston is the
guest OF Mrs. Frank S. Crane for the
rest Of the week. She is on her way
home from an extended visit in New
ton.
Mr.. Frank Il. Foster will return to-
night from Boston, where he has been
for about two months.
Miss Helen Hogeboom, accompanied
by Mrs. Benton HOgeboom Of PittsburE,
has gone to Hutchinson for the musi-
cal jubilee. She viii be among the con-
testants for honors in the contralto solo
class.
Mr.. Ernest r. Nichols of Monhattan.
president OF K. S. A c.. is in town
Miss Annie Moore ana Miss Daisy
Moore of Holton were in town yester-
day.
Mrs. E. T. Payne and Miss Celia Dug
gan are in Kansas City today.
Mr.. Ralph Peterson was in Kansas
City yesterday.
Miss Pearlade Prescott has gone TO
Kansas City for visit. She viii visit
in ST. Joseph before returning to To-
peka.
Miss Mildred Scott was in Lawrence
Mrs. Emma Evarts and Mrs. George
Mccoy were IN Kansas City Wednes-
day.
Mrs. A. A Hayes returned Tuesday
from short visit in Chase.
Mrs. John Fleishmann is IN Lawrence
to attend a Delta Onicron OTuicron
party tonight
Mrs. Fl. A. Perry. 115 Western avenue
VIII go to the achusetts coast about
the. middle of june for the summer.
Mr.. Charles N. COotes goes to St.
Louis Saturday to take a position in
the Missouri Pacific Offices.
Miss O. K. Knox Of Christ hospital
viii spend the next two weeks in Colo
RADIO.
A quiet wedding took place at Z
o'clock last evening at the home of Mr..
ana Mrs. James Keller. 304 Hancock
street. The groom was Mr.. Wilson 8.
Miller Of st. Louis, No, and the bride.
Miss Maggie NJ. Manwillar of Prince
town, Pa. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev H. A. OFT, pastor Of the
English Lutheran church. The bride is
niece OF Mrs. Keller and has been
visiting here since last October. The
groom al one time lived in Topeka.
The newly married couple left here for
st. Louis on the S:20 train. The parlors
OF the Keller home were tastefully Deco
rated with roses. The bride wore q
gown OF white Persian lawn There
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua SchIe-
gel, Mr.. and Mrs. H. McNerney and
children, Mr.. and Mrs Peter KershneF
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Schlegel, Rev. and
Mrs Fl. A. OFT, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Keller, Miss Ada Beaver Miss Louise
Zoller. Miss Rosa Kay and Mr.. Elmer
Schlegel.
Mrs. John f. Eby of Highland Park
has returned from a visit in Wakarusa.
Mrs Oliver Tarran is visiting Mrs. H.
NJ. Jackson in AtchisGn.
Miss Effie Milford Of Hoyt is the
guest Of her sister, Miss Graham
Mrs. Brimer Of 1884 Dillon street has
gone TO Wamego-on-the- KaW for q visit
of three weeks.
Mrs. z. E Baker Of Barbertown, Ohio,
and Mrs. Tunnel of Chicago will arrive
in Topeka tomorrow to visit their sister.
Mrs E. 2. Roudebush
A pretty house wedding of Wednes-
day was that Of Miss Donie Harmon
and Mr.. Frank H Wilder. which took
place at the home of the brides family,
GA Hancock street, at high noon. Rev.
Mr.. Mallory was the officiating clergy
man. The brides gown was Of pink
SILK null trimmed with lace applique.
She carried a large cluster of BRIDES
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder will live in
Topeka. They left Wednesday for an
eastern trip.
Friday at Mrs WardelPs. Mrs. Green
will talk on a trip to Mexico.