The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-22

Miss Maude Halves, Miss Alice Rudy,
Miss Minnie Foster. Miss Carrie Will
O'Hare. Mr.. William Reel, Mr.. NJ.
Hammond, Mr.. James Stoddard, Mr..
Asher Shook, Mr.. Norman Souther, Mr..
Clark anderson MT r., Earl anderson
Mr.. William Stewart, Mr.. George Har-
greaves, Mr.. Harry Thompson, Mr..
Walter Usher. Mr.. Harry Fleishman,
Mr.. Luther Smith. Mr.. William Finch,
Mr.. Harry Finch.
The Bachelor Party.
The Bachelor club gave an enjoyable
dancing party Tuesday evening at
Hudson's hall. This was the last party
of the first series, but the club will
dance every two weeks during the sea-.
son.
Those who danced were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Nagel, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Blume, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Rolfe Mr.
and Mrs. A. E Parker, Mr.. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Colville. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Goodrich. Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. III. S. Knox,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Dreisbach, Mr.. and
Cowdry, Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Rowles,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Petro. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Swan,
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Kelley, Mrs. Bates
Miss Elizabeth Eby, Miss Cora L Eby,
Miss Marie Henzo, Miss Annie Avery,
Miss Edna Dickinson, Miss Frances
McCarter, Miss Townsend, Mrs. F. A.
Dittmar, Miss Ethel White. Miss Ethel
Heslick. Miss Harriet McElroy, Miss
Sarah anderson. Miss Lillian
Estena Barnum. Miss Sedan, Miss
Minnie Carter, Miss Jane Moor, Miss
Maud Maxwell, Miss Lillian Todd, Miss
Edna Simpson, Mr.. A. G. Natsen, Mr..
l. A. Hartman. Mr.. j. K. Blair, Mr..
r. B. Higgins. Mr.. Joe Aigner, Mr.. G.
A. Richie, Mr.. Harry Cohn, Mr.. Frank
Dickinson, Mr.. Tony Bond, Mr.. F. D.
Bartell, Mr.. r. N MilIice, Mr.. c. S.
Kistler, Mr.. Maurice Todd, Mr.. N A.
En- mertz. Mr.. H. A. Wardenburg, Mr..
w. L. Kerr. Mr.. Russell Kincaid. Mr..
Newly, Mr.. F, L. Heyden, Mr.. A ].
Maxwell, Mr.. j. NJ. Burriss, Mr.. Frank
Robbins, Mr.. Courtney Flower.
Baker Whittekind.
A very pretty. home wedding which
took place Tuesday evening was that of
Frank Lynn Baker. The ceremony was
performed at 8 80 by Rev. Mr. Snuff at the
R s Monroe MF an 5e Mrs
The attendants were Miss Edna Prescott
p paay M L Mrn scr 5 s. nek Rrd
played Mendelssohn's wedding march and
SWEET s Strains Of Tr IaS eres VII" the
The bride ,iSl wore pretty, costume of
sk with bsds u cr sns 00a Six
applique and finished with a duchess lace
SATIN rbbon Te st was made OF With
slight train and finished with two deep
headed with applique She carried an
armful of white carnations. Her only orna-
ment was pearl brooch, the gift of the
Miss Prescott's gown was Of fluffy white
had a deep founce finished with three tiny
tucked ruffles. Her stock and belt We're
of pink satin ribbon and she carried pink
The guests were received by Mr.. and
on of -Chanute, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Har-
ris, Mrs: Rhoda Baker and Miss Laura
The rooms were deliberately decorated
IN all we're festoo9s OF eyeEgreen reaching
and corners, forming a pretty canopy over
head; The corner where the bridal party
Bride roses and Chinese lilies were the
flowers usedsin the parlor and carnations
served by Miss Jessie Rudolph, Miss Myr-
tie Harris. Miss Lola Berry and Miss
In ths han was a punch bowl in charge
s brI RE0minent position and was cut by the
There were about seventy-fve guests
present and many pretty presents were re-
ce I've by by the M young people e,+ - . -
their o ana home at Soe BHehanan 0n Street,
airy l.
A Pleasant Affair.
Mrs D. E. Rabbit of Larned was the
guest Of honor at a charming card party
Warren in her apartments at the Man
speaker house, The rooms were attractive
~ decorated with palms and pink roses.
There were five tables of guests and the
afternoon was spent in playing progressive
high five. At o'clock dainty luncheon
was served the card tables.
The guests were: Mrs. w. e. Stanley,
marth. Mrs. A. A. GODDARD. Mrs: J. G. Pol
lock, Mrs. W. D. Lawton Mrs. A. W.
Parks, Mrs william Albright, Mrs H NJ
Hadley, Mrs. Fred c. Maegley, Mrs Chas.
Morrison, Mrs. McVey. Mrs. George Stitt.
Mrs Corwin, Mrs. Kelso of Lawrence,
Mrs and Miss Crane of Ottawa
Notes and Personal Mention.
Harry Steinberg will use large orchestra
Mrs. G. w. Hogeboom left Tuesday for
a visit in Fort Madison, Ia, with her
daughter, Mrs. w. H Newton
Mrs. William Hale of Lake View spent
Tuesday in Topeka. the guest of Mrs.
Mrs. Mayo of Manhattan spent Tuesday
with Topeka friends
Mrs. G. ]. Mulyane spent Monday with
her mother. Mrs. David Hollis. in Hoyt.
Mr.. ]. NJ. OBrien of Humboldt is in To-
pexa attending the Midwinter exposition,
and is the guest of his brother Mr. w. S.
o Brien. and wife.
Miss Margaret Jetmore entertained a
number of her friends informally Monday
The Froebel League of American Moth
ers will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
with Mrs. Robert Dietrich, at Ills Monroe
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