The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-09

about a dozen of her friends The time
was spent IN playing cards and the ev-
ening was closed with refreshments
The guests were: Miss Santa Waters,
Miss F1e Waters. Miss Georgiana Was
son. Miss Nirgie Payne, Miss Mary
Frost, Miss Emma Dennis Miss Jean
Frost. Miss Brewer. Nr. Charles Elliott,
Mr.. Horace Macferran, Mr.. John Abra-
hams, Mr.. John Siegel, Mr.. E. H. Hea-
cock, Mr.. A. J. Stout. and Mr.. Fred
Gillett-
Pleasant Dancing Party.
The girls who have been attending the
Bachelor club dances all winter gave
delightful dancing party Tuesday ev-
ening at Hudson's hall for their young
men friends. The color scheme was
carried out in purple and white the
club colors. The lights were shaded
with purple and the hall decorated with
palms and cosy corners. The pro-
grannes were especially pretty: they
letter p opening over a purple Gibson
girls The color scheme was also car
ried out in the refreshments. Across
the japanese napkins in purple letters
were the words, The Bachelor Boys
and little purple brownies were scatter
ed over them.
Among those who enjoyed the affair
were: MI. and Mrs G. Beronius, Mr. andA4rs.
Frank Heyden, Mr.. and Mrs H. 5.
Knox, Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Rolf, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S. Dreisbach. Mr.. and Mrs w.
E. Barry, Mr. and Mrs. Stauffenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Maxwell Mr.. and
Mrs. Blume. Mr.and airs. Harry Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Z. Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". l. Nagel. Mr.. and Mrs. n. ].
Petro, Mr.. and Mrs. Colviile. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Dwan, Miss Alma Nasten.
Miss Maud Frye, Miss Lula Bartel,
Miss Minnie Carter, Miss Marie Hanzo,
Miss Josephine Piczens, Miss Hulda
Pickens, Miss Stella Barnum, Miss Het-
tie Jones, Miss Eurie Wingett, Miss Edna
Dickinson, Miss Harriet McElroy, Miss
Aimee Avery, Miss Daisy Leslie, Miss
Ethel White, Miss Gladys McAfee, Miss
Anderson, Miss McCarter, Mr.. Charles
Kistier, Mr. Murray Burris, Mr.. George
Wilson, Mr.. Frank Dickinson, Mr.. Ben
johnson, Mr.. Russell Kincaid, Mr.. Har-
Ritchie, Mr.. Harry NJ Goodrich. Mr..
Courtney Flower, Mr.. Joseph Aigner,
Mr.. James Clerk. Mr.. Emmertz, Mr..
Roy AIiHiee, Mr.. Arthur Roby, Mr..
Newly, Mr.. Todd, Mr.. Bond
Miss Nickerson Married.
The marriage of Miss Ruby Nickerson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. NicSer-
son of the City of Mexico, and Mr.. Harry
F. Nash of Pueblo, Colo, took place this
morning at Las Vegas, N. NJ, in the
new Las Vegas hotel
Miss Nickerson rather stole a march
upon her Topeka friends as she had
given them all to understand that she
was to be married in Chicago this morn
ing.
The brides gown is deserving Of espe-
cial mention as it is entirely of duchess
lace over white satin. Miss Helen
Thompson was the maid of honor and
she wore dainty costume of cream net
over pink chiffon. Mr.. Alden Nickerson
of Chicago acted as best man. Follow
ing the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served.
Mr. and Mrs Nash win leave for the
City of Mexico where Mr.. and Mrs.
Nickerson will give a large reception
for them. They will make their home in
Pueblo and on their arrival there the
parents Of the groom will give recep-
ton for them
Ladies Music Club Programme.
The Ladies Music club held an in
teresting meeting this morning at the
home Of Mrs. John Kleinhans on Quincy
street Professor G. B. Penny of Law
renee gave an interesting talk
on the development of the Sonata. The
programme was aSafolloWs.
1.-DeKOVen .l-.+s.s.. ...-.-.-.--
..It Was a Lover and His Lass
Miss Taylor.
Haydn ... .-.-- Sonata No 1
Miss Otis.
3-MOzart. ....... :. 1900. Sonata No. /
Mrs. Horton and Mrs Dicl<ie.
beethoven. -..-......-.--- Sonata A fiat
Mrs. Hughes.
5.--Lacolne .-...--..-- kstudlantina
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs Dickie, Mrs. Foster,
Mrs. Ferry
Mrs. Wood EHtertains.
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