The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-03

The Governors House was the scene
of very pretty party Thursday hgHl
given by Miss Harriet Stanley IN CON- CON-
pIiment to the house party OF W lcnitd
young women being entertained Dy heI
this week Brilliant autumn flowers Gee
GRATED the ball room on the th1ro "ool
where dancing was enjoyed anu Vne
drawing ROOM dining room ana helis
below where card tables were placed
and serving done. Stelnberg ofSi l q
furnished music. The guests OF nohoi
were Miss Bess Allen. Miss Bess lnnes.
Miss Lulu Richmond. Miss hathryi,
Younkerman, Miss Mary Bltllhg A.
Miss Leila Purdue The other INVITA-
lions. including most of the members
of the younger society set were eXlenu-
ed to Mrs Myrtle FoOte- Holmes. MISS
Louise Willis of the City OF MeXlco'
Miss I.ottie Atchison of DeaVenWortn'
Mise Sharitt Miss Kellam. Miss Herbst,
Miss Sue Herbst Miss Bessie bates.
Miss Lulu Ewart Miss McCray, MISS
Agnes Gunther. Miss freshman Si tis9s
Meade. Miss Elizabeth Meade: N Iis'
Skinner. Miss Daniels. Miss Neale, MISS
Ouinton, Miss Fay Quinton, Miss trout
man. Miss Berenice Fuller. Miss MOI
colt, Miss Biddle. Miss BAKER MIS-
Louise Wood, MISS pdTs a. ~
Miss Ethel Davis. Miss CamppeH' ~, M
William Edwards of Lawrence, MT Geo
Little of Wichita, Mr.. Ray Campbell OF
Wichita. Mr.. Kurtz Kellam. Mr. Eu-
gene Ware Mr.. Clarence Polnde@ter'
Mr. Lester Bennett, Mr. Maurice
O'Rourke Mr. James Stewart. Mr. sam
Frleishnnan Mr.. George Fleishman, Mr.
Charles GuibOr Mr.. Merle King MI
Lem MCGEE. Mr.. Wallace THOMPSON
Mr. Bernard Crosby. Mr.. Joseph IL
son. Mr.. Frank Gahagan, MI HoWaru
Patten. Mr. Tom King. Mr.. Charles
Moon. Mr.. Walter Mclaughlin, Mr.. Don
Mulvane, Mr.. George Ramsay. MT. Har
~ Parks. Mr.. Dana Davis, MI HOBART
Mills, Mr.. Merrill Mills. Mr.. Ge0 Gl-.'i
Snyder. Mr.. Bert Cartridge. MT WIN
Cartilage. Mr. Roland Medlicott. and
Mr.. Otis Dalton.
The following programme VIII pc BlH<
en- before the Sunday school workers OF
TOpeka at their annual gathering sat
urday afternoon October 4, at the home
of Mrs. c. a. Wilbur 1858 gilmore
street, beginning at 3 o'clock.
PROGRAMME.
Invocation ...........Rev J. NJ. Jackson
Fantasie-Lingalee. Miss Esther Watts
Etude Caprice-Mills.. Fay Poldmah
Address Mrs. r. Beecher Preuszner
Song-selected. -...--..-M Miss Vida w ood
Address Rev. c. NJ. Sheldon
Valse-ThOme. Mr. Frederick InrapP
Violin solo-selected. Miss Esther Watts
srThe Normal Class" Mrs. H. A. T1ce
Remarks. ...........M Mrs. w. II. Holmes
Music-"Love and Spring Massehet
Miss Vida Wood.
Mrs. Ida Irwin Shearer. of Phoenix,
Ariz., and Mr. Sam Harlan Purcell. of
Iiscom, Arz. were married at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Church Bergman in
Phoenix Thursday, September % Mrs.
Purcell formerly lived in Topeka and
went from here to Washington, D. c,
where she had a position in the United
States treasury department. She had
been living in Phoenix for q little over
a year Mr.. Purcell is in the mining
business in Liscom, where they will
make their home.
The congregation and friends of the
First Congregational church of Topeka
and the clergy of the city are cordially
invited to attend the reception in the
church parlors tonight for the Rev Mr..
and Mrs. Hayes and the Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thayer.
A very pretty home wedding was that
of Mrs Carrie Van Tine Liscom, of
Goodrich, Mich, and Mr. Frank Sheldon,
of Blue Rapids Kas., which took place
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George Law
Tor, on Topeka avenue. The ring cere-
mony was performed before a few in
innate friends by the Rev. DR.. Counter
mine. The parlors were profusely deco
rated with cut flowers and palms. The
bride looked charming in her travelling
gown of brown. tailor-made with hat
and gloves to match, and was attended