The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-07


Mrs II. R. Nickerson. Miss Ruby
Nickerson and Miss Helen Thompson
left today for Chicago. The date of Miss
Nickerson's marriage has not been pub
hclX announced, but it is supposed by
all of her friends that it is to take
place in Chicago. Wednesday, April Q.
10 Mr.. Harry f. Nash of Pueblo, Col.
Miss Nickerson's home is in the City Of
Mexico but the marriage is not to take
place there on account Of the great
amount of useless formality whicr
americans have to go through with
there, at such times They viii make
their home in Pueblo. Miss NickersOn IS
charming young woman and while IN
Topeka the guest of Miss Thompson
many delightful affairs were given for
her by her friends.
Mrs. Akers' Party.
Mrs. Ben Akers was the hostess at a
delightful card party this afternoon at
her home on Fillmore street. Miss Glen
ma Cross was the guest of honor and
those entertained were all her intimate
friends.
The rooms We're simply but prettily
decorated with palms. ferns and cut
flowers Progressive high five was the
game of the afternoon and two prizes
We're given; the first a pretty lockwood
vase and the second china candle
stick. Refreshments were served after
the scoring
The invited guests were: Mrs w. T.
Black, Mrs Schuyler Nichols, Mrs. Fred
Freeman, Mrs. Frank Scott Davis, Mrs
Arthur Capper, Mrs Frank Edison, Mrs
Harry Williams, Mrs Clifford listed,
Mrs Frank Patterson, Mrs. Clarence
Bowman. Mrs. F. A. Prescott, Mrs. w.
L. Trump, Mrs. DuRelle Gage Mrs
Frederick F'ruer. Mrs. Albert Patten,
Mrs. Frank Crane, Mrs j. c. Monler
Miss Myda Cross of Washington, D. G..
Miss Edna Crane Miss Charlotte Page
Of Denver. Miss Kate Gunther, Miss
Mary Thompson, Miss Josephine Shella-
barger Miss Hazel Fassler, Miss Helen
Smith Miss Susie Gay. Miss Gertrude
Devereux, Miss Helen Thompson, Miss
Vera Low, Miss IVah Davis, Miss Irene
Horner, Miss Abby Ware, Miss Bessie
Hayden and Miss Emma White.
Enterpeans Entertain
The Euterpean club was very pleas
antIy entertained last Saturday at the
home OF Mrs Cora CIough Shefield.
Miss Bell Cook won the first prize in
the games. After the games refresh
ments were served. Those who attended
were Lucille Thompson, Bell Cook, Ethlyn
Muer, Gertrude Harrison Pearl Snyder,
Edith Van Dorp and Flora Fisher.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Colonel and Mrs George W. Yeale
viii give a dinner party this evening at
their home On Quincy street compliment
airy to Mr. Willard Nicols Of Colorado
Springs
Miss Ruth Hayden returned to her
home in Hoiton today after a short visit
with Miss Mabel Knowles
Mr. Warren NJ Crosby left Saturday
for a short business trip to New York.
The Young Matrons' club viii meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Ed
son and on Saturday they will form
line party at the matinee.
TrT1f z NJ Ll-r3r7
spent Sunday with Topeka friends.
Mr.. and Mrs P A. LOVeWeH are the
parents Of q ten pound daughter born
Sunday morning She viii be christened
Margaret for her mother and grand
mother.
Mrs L A. Strauss, son and daughter
of st. Louis are in TOpeka the guests Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Majors,
at 1911 West Fifteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Clements of kan
sas City are spending the week in To-
pelka with their grandmother, Mrs.
Johnson on West Tenth avenue.
Mrs ". II. Newton viii leave We'd
nesday for her home in Fort Madison,
Iowa. after visit with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. G. W. Hogeboom. Miss Helen
Hogeboom viii accompany her for a
weeks visit
Miss Gertrude McClintock returned
today from a few days visit in Atchi-
sen.
Mr.. Harold Page of Denver spent
Saturday in Topeka en- route from the
east Mr.. Page is a brother of Miss
Charlotte Page who is the guest Of Miss
Edna Crane.
Mrs. Gertrude Hayes of Kansas City
IS in Topeka the guest of Mrs. w. II.
Kemper at 822 Polk street
The engagement is announced of Miss
Anna J. Hooley and Rev. Irving Todd.
both of Bethany College. The marriage
viii probably take place some time dur
ing the summer at Miss Hooley's home
in Davenport, Iowa.
I,e
University today after a short visit in
Topeka.
Mrs. ID. J. Greenwald. her mother
Mrs Kahn and her sister Miss Hen
riette Kahn of Baltimore. Nd, viii be
at home Wednesdays from three until
six, at the Greenwald home on Topeka
avenue.
AIRS. Barnes and daughter Miss
Maude Barnes Of Alma spent Saturday
in Topeka.
The spaulding Club win meet Tues
day evening instead of this evening IN
Misc Crum's studio. Mr. Larimer will
deliver a lecture on Oliver Cromwell
Mr. Ed Ahrens and daughter Lucille OF
Eelleville were in the city Saturday.
Miss Jessie Willard of Lawrence is
In Topeka the guest of Mrs. f. r. Aid
rich.
The Womans Club VIII hold its regu-
lar meeting Friday afternoon. April IL
at the home of Mrs. HOltrio at Oh West
ern avenue Mrs. Charles Hendricks
Will represent this club at the BIZ
ennial
Miss Viola Troutman visited Lawr-
ence friends few days the last OF the
week
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Merrick of e
Paso. Texas. left today after a shori
visit in Topeka with relatives.
Miss Grace Buckmaster is spending
short time with friends in Lawrence
Inc Felicity Club win meet Tuesday