The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-14

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The marriage of Miss Anna Low
man Bartholomew and Mr.. John Gar
rett Egan will be solemnized We'd
nesday, october &c, at the Congrega-
/ tional church of Ames, Iowa, where
Miss Bartholomew, who formerly
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs
John Bartholomew in Topeka, now
resides. The announcement of the
wedding is of especial interest to To-
peka, where Miss Bartholomew has
many friends who remember her as
| a particularly sweet and lovely girl.
Mr.. Egan also formerly lived here and
was assistant of Mr.. George R. Peck,
when he was general attorney for the
| Santa Fe railway company. He was
one of the founders of the Saturday
Night club and is a man of scholarly
tastes and considerable literary at
| tainment having published a work on
! law which is regarded as an author
| ity. Mr.. Egan is now one of the at
torneys of the Frisco railway system
with headquarters in st. Louis where
they will make their home.
Mrs VeaIe gave a 1 o'clock lunch
con at her house at 919 Quincy street
today in honor of Miss Beatrice Fos
ter and the members of her bridal
party, Miss Lillian Foster, Mrs Frank
Moss of st. MaryS, Mrs. Everett AkerS,
Miss Mamie VeaIe. Miss Aimee Gran
dell, Miss Bessie Hayden and Miss
Frances Hart of Denver. The others
asked were Miss Helen Quinton, Miss
Fay Quinton, Miss Marian GarretSon
Rr0WnS0n
The decorations were in pink and
white. and the flowers were brides
and bridesmaids roses The table lin
en- was an exquisite set of Mexican
drawn work and roses and ferns were
scattered over its surface with single
blossoms for favors- The lights were
shaded with pink and the name cards,
ices and other details were in the same
colorS and in heart shape. At the
close of the luncheon and just pre-
ceding the passing of the loving cup
these toasts were given:
Miss Mamie Veale, What 1t All
Means
Helen Quinton, "As See It"
Mrs. Akers, What YOU May Expect
of a Husband"
Miss Frances Hart, ''The Giving and
the Taking"
Miss Fay ouinton. How to Manage
a Husband
Miss Aimee CrandeI. "The other
Fellow
Lillian Foster, advice to a Pros
pective Bride in Handling a Husband"
Miss Brownson, How 1t All APP
pears
Miss Garretson, "Sharps and Flats"
Miss Beatrice Foster, How and
What 1 am Going to Do"
Mrs. Bailey will give her first autumn
at home at the Governors House
Thursday afternoon of next week. A
number of out of town guests who will
receive with Mrs. Bailey will give the
irpO6nfinn aSnOPia1 int he
are from to o'clock and no invitations
will be issued. Mrs. Bailey will be al
home informally once a month for the
remainder of Governor Bailey's admin
| istration.
| Miss Charlotte Parkhurst will enter
tain Tuesday evening of next week for
Miss Jeanette Lord, Mr.. Brinton
Woodward of Lawrence and the mem
bers of their bridal party. On Thursday
Miss Emile King will give a luncheon
| for the bridal party and Miss Fassler
will entertain that evening. Friday
Miss Helen Smith gives a luncheon and
Friday evening Miss Florence RoSsing-
ton entertains. Mrs. Frank Scott Davis
Wednesday afternoon whist club mem
| bers in Miss Lords honor Monday af
| ternoon at Mrs. Davis house, and Tues
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. LORD
will entertain their daughters bridal
party.
| Mrs. AlDrecht MarDurg Is entertain
| ing twenty friends informally at Thin
bles this afternoon at her house on
I Tenth avenue west in compliment to
Mrs. Byron Mills, of Las Vegas, New
Mexico.
The Delta Omicron Omicron fra
| ternity will give a party at the home
of Mr.. Joe Risteen Friday night of
next week.
Mrs Margaret Wiggin has twelve
| tables at high five at her house on
| Quincy street this afternoon in com
| pliment to Mrs. Wolcott and Miss VOL
colt of Pittsburg, Kansas, and Mrs. Is.
A Allen of Washington, d. c. Later
in the season Mrs. Wiggin will give a
second afternoon card party.
Miss Mabel Skinner is the hostess
at afternoon cards today for the mem
bers of the Owls sorority of the high
school. Miss Nellie Davies of Los An
geles, Cal, is the guest of honor.
Miss Agnes Burdge will entertain
| the member of the Beta sorority and
the Delta Phi fraternity of Washburn
| at her home in Potwin next Wednes-
day evening in honor of Miss Nell
Jones and Mr.. Otis Backenstoce. On
| Thursday afternoon the Beta girls will
| entertain at the home of Miss Julia
Leland.
Miss Vera Martin, daughter of DR..
F. H. Martin and DR.. Walter NJ. Sykes
of Norfolk, Virginia. will be married
this evening at half after o'clock at
the residence of the brides brother in
Rossville.. No invitations have been is
sued. DR.. and Mrs. Sykes will spend a
few days in Rossville and go from
there to st. Louis to see the exposition
on their way to Norfolk where they will
make their home. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
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