The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-30

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The end of August it is hoped will
bring an end also to the deadly dizziness
which mas characterized society circles
in Topeka for several months. Sum
mer is never expected to be especially
gay but il has been uncOmmOnly IN
eventful this year and this in spite OF
the fact that the weather has never
been. with the exception of a few days.
too warm for entertaining. But num-
Der of September weddings will doubt
less mean increased social activity dur
ing the coming month. Invitations for
the wedding of Miss Edith Guibor.
daughter of Mrs Charles H Guibor,
and Mr.. Frank Moss of st. Marys. which
is to take place at the Guibor residence
Wednesday evening, September IA, Will
be issued tomorrow and the Walker
Bowen wedding takes place on the
Monday. September 19. Miss Sue
Sharitt. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
F. Sharitt. and Mr.. Roland Medl1cott
of Pittsburg will be married at the
Sharitt nome on King street Another
September wedding will be that of Miss
Jessie Campbell daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Archibald Campbell,and Mr.. w. S.
Matthews of St. Louis, the date of
which is not yet set
The Guibor- Moss bridal party will
include Mrs Everett Akers, matron of
honor. Mr.. Everett Akers, groomsman,
Miss Mamie Brownson of Dubuque,
Iowa. Miss Vida Wood. Miss Elizabeth
Cole, Miss Beatrice Foster, Miss Bios
som Devlin and Miss Lois Porterfield,
bridesmaids, and Miss Ethel Devlin,
Miss Ruth Devlin, Miss Inez Devlin
and Miss Hazel Nelson. ribbon girls
Miss Amy Smith of St Louis will play
the wedding marches and Miss Lillian
Foster viii sing before the entrance
of the bridal party Among the ante
wedding entertainments will be an af-
ternoon tea which Mrs. Akers will
party Wednesday, September Z, at
which Miss Elizabeth Cole will be the
hostess. a luncheon by Miss Foster
and Miss Lillian Foster. an afternoon
by Miss Bessie West Miss Guibor's
entertainment for the girls of her
bridal party will be a luncheon.
Mrs. William Francis Bowen will is
sue invitations this week for the after
noon of September 9 complimentary
to Miss Helen Walker one of the Sep
TENDER brides
Miss Frances Winters gave a small
porch party at her home on Greenwood
avenue, FOtW1n, MONDAY evening, for
her guest. Miss Mabel Johnson of Clay
Center who will go home the last of
the week The others asked were Miss
Anna Troutman. Miss Alice Larimer,
Miss Jessie Wolfe of Indianapolis, In
diana. Miss Emma Bolmar Miss Myra
Tompkins. Mr.. Herman Wolfe of In
dianapolis. Mr.. Herbert Lininger, Mr..
Art Gray. Mr.. Jay Close. Mr.. Roy Fun
nell and Mr.. Holmes Meade.
Miss Mary Barley and Miss BeuIah |
Lee have asked guests for a half after |
3 O'Clock breakfast Friday at the home |
of the former.
Miss Guenn GODDARD will entertain at |
cards Friday afternoon. !
Miss Maud McVey will give a. morn |
Ing party tomorrow for her cousin, Miss |
Callie Bradford, of Kansas City.
Mrs. Albert Watkins will entertain |
in celebration of her three-year-oId |
baby's birthday anniversary Thursday |
afternoon.
Miss Iona Buchanan gave a picnic at |
Wfnewood Monday. The invited guests /
were: Miss Blanch Jones, Miss Vera |
Bridge, Miss Maud Forbes Miss Jessie |
Reoch, Miss Bessie Campbell. Miss Lula /
klussman, Miss Winnie Hayes Miss |
Grace Heinzman. Miss Ruby Davies, |
Miss Clara Graves. Miss Hilda Nelson, /
Miss Ada Foberg. Miss Ethel Fink, |
Miss Ethel Glenn. Miss Ruth Emert /
Mr. Carl McGrew. Mr.. Fred Young. Mr.. /
Jay Studer Mr.. Walter Davies, Mr.. John |
Potts. Mr.. Ernest Priddy. Mr.. Grin /
Layton. Mr.. Harry Graft Mr. Ray Mil /
ler Mr. Ed Collins. Mr.. Bert Conklin, |
son. Mr. Merton French. Mr. Harry
Mckinley, Mr. Harry Finch Mr. Dave
Bea udry. Mr.. Ronald Mustard of DEN
yer, Colorado.