The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-14
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Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon P. Spencer of
Lawrence have issued invitations to
the marriage of their daughter, Mary
Jeanette, to Mr.. Eugene Huntington
Ware, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene F.
take place Wednesday evening, De-
cember %, at o'clock at Trinity
Episcopal church, Lawrence. At home
after February 10 at 1905 West Sixth
avenue, Topeka.
Uncommon interest attaches to this
wedding for Topeka and Lawrence
people and many friends elsewhere in
Kansas, on account of the prominence
of the families which 1T will connect
and the personal popularity of Miss
Spencer and Mr. Ware. Both are
graduates of the University of Kansas
at Lawrence, where the former was
the latter a Phi Delt, and have a
wide acquaintance throughout the
state. Miss Spencer is one of the
prettiest and most charming of the
visiting girls who come to Topeka,
where as the guest of Mrs. r. B. Gem
nell and the family of her fiance, she
has made many friends. Mr.. Ware is
associated with the firm of Gleed
Ware & Gleed in the practice of law
Mr.. Ware will be attended by Mr..
F. r. Nelson of Kansas City. A num-
Der of entertainments are being given
by Miss Spencer's Lawrence friends in
her honor.
Mrs. Bailey will give her last at
home at the governors house Wednes-
day. December %.
The Governor and Mrs. Bailey will
entertain the members of the Kansas
Worlds fair commission at a
o'clock dinner at the governors house
include Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H
Luling of Wichita, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim Morrow of Washington, Mr.. John
c. Carpenter of Chanute, Mr.. and Mrs
Will P. Waggener of Atchison.
Miss Margaret Morehouse of Dan
vile, Ill. Miss Florence Hamilton of
Providence, r. L., and Mrs. Brinton
stituting for absent membe of the
Wednesday Afternoon Whist club
which is being entertained this after
noon by Miss Hazel Fassler, '901 Tyler
street
Mrs. Theodore F. Carver and Mrs
P. L. Bonebrake are receiving their
friends between the hours of 2:3O and
$50 o'clock this afternoon at the
house of the former, It's Harrison
street, in honor of Mrs. Robert Diller
Carver. American Beauty roses are
used to adorn the rooms and their
cheerful color, in grateful contrast to
the first real snow storm of the season
raging outside, prevails in all the
decorative details. Assisting the
hurst, Mrs. Guilford Dudley, Mrs. p
G. Noel, Mrs. William McCarter. Mrs.
G. o. Knowles, Mrs. Joab Mulvane,
Mrs. Frederick Bonebrake of Usage
City, Mrs. Frank M. Bonebrake, Mrs
Nelson H. LOOMS, Mrs William A.
Johnston, Mrs. Eugene F. Ware, Mrs
De Witt c. Nellis, Mrs. David Palmer
and Miss Mary Harrison, and the
young girls at the punch bowls are
Miss Mary MacLennan, Miss Clyde
Ronebrake, Miss Henrietta Alexander
and Miss Helen Henderson.
A Chopin programme was given at the
matinee musicale of the Ladies' Music
club at the home of Mrs. George Park
hurst this morning. Excepting Mrs |
Parkhurst's group of Franz ballads the
numbers were all by Chopin and the
programme included:
Etude-Miss Helen Otis.
Etude-Mrs. Charles Kleinhans.
Notes on Chopins Prelude-Miss FL
len Parkhurst.
Four Preludes, 1, 4, and 2O-Mrs.
George Barlow Penny.
Farewells, Request. The Rose Com
planned, CFranz)-Mrs. George Park
hurst.
Prelude, No. 3-Mrs. Charles Gleed.
Prelude. No. 1S-Mrs. Robert Carver.
The club will meet Wednesday, Janu-
airy IL, with Miss Mary Harrison.
The Bunglers gave the second dance
of the seasons series at Steinberg's last
night. The third will be given January
10 and like the others will be small and
early and perfectly informal Those in
attendance last night were Mr.. and